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Beaten by Morocco in the quarterfinals, Botswana seems to have already recovered from this defeat and is now thinking about its game against Cameroon this Sunday, July 17. Eliminated from this WAFCON 2022, the two teams will face each other in the playoffs of the World Cup 2023. And for the Zebras' coach, Gaoletlhoo Nkutkwisang, her team is ready to play a bad trick to the Indomitable Lionesses beaten by Nigeria in the quarter too.
"I think when we follow the play of teams throughout the tournament, it is generally the same style of play. But we have studied Cameroon and the way they play for a long time. So we know that they (Indomitable Lionesses) have weaknesses that we can build on to win the game the way we want to. I think we will have a good game," she said.
Gaoletlhoo Nkutkwisang added: "It's true that we only had one win. It is true that we are only at this tournament for the first time. But we see the game that Cameroon plays, we follow the game of any team. And like any team, Cameroon can fail. It is the opponent that motivates my team. We know the capacity of Cameroon and we know what to do.
