Simba SCassistant coach has said that his team is motivated by the possibility of going to England rather than the prize money ahead of the Sportpesa super cup final against Gor Mahia in Nakuru.
“Prize money aside. I want, as a coach, to go to England. I am so eager to visit the land of the Queen and my boys are equally excited and have promised to play until the last drop of the sweat in their body drops down,” he told the media.
The Tanzanian giants have failed to score a goal in regulation time on their way to the finals. They won all their two matches via penalty kicks against Kariobangi Sharks (3-2) and Homeboyz 5-4 after identical 0-0 results in regulation time.
But Juma has said that will count for nothing when they play Gor Mahia who are in free scoring form with five goals in the Tournament. Lanky Rwandese Striker Meddie Kagere is the leading goalscorer and you can bet on him adding to his three goal tally in the finals.
“Its true in the two matches we have not scored a goal in the regulation time. However, that is now history. We are focused on scoring our first goal and win the match,” warned Simba assistant coach Masoud Juma.