MUZA FC coach Mathews Ndhlovu says the 1-all away draw against Cano Sport in the CAF Confederation Cup first round will not flatter his team because the battle has just begun. The Mazabuka-based outfit rallied to force a draw in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea on Saturday evening ahead of the second leg set for National Heroes Stadium in Lusaka this Saturday. Cano Sport took a 31 minute lead through striker Pascal Chochi before Solomon Mpasela equalised in the 53rd minute with a stunning drive from outside the box. During the post-match interview, Ndhlovu said his team were not taking Cano Sport lightly but focused on getting the job done at home. “We had a good game despite starting on a slow...

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