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Warriors coach Michael Nees is determined to see his team complete the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying campaign unbeaten when they face Group J leaders, Cameroon, on Tuesday afternoon.
Although Zimbabwe has already secured qualification for the 2025 AFCON finals, Nees is approaching the final match against Cameroon with the same level of seriousness.
Speaking to reporters, he said that a victory would not only boost the Warriors’ FIFA rankings but also help instil a winning mentality within the team. Said Nees (via <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/nees-targets-unbeaten-campaign/">The Herald</a>):
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We will play Cameroon with maximum concentration and focus. We are not getting into this game seeing it as a dead rubber, no. These games matter and they impact our rankings.
We need to win the match and finish strongly. You know the vibe that winning games can bring and can do to the team.
That’s why we have to go out there and have a strong mentality and will to fight.
Hopefully we will do well and get a big result against a big opponent.
But travelling has been such a big issue as the fixture has been largely condensed. We train once or twice and then it’s match day.
The qualification has been a bit condensed. When a key player gets injured, you are sure to miss him for some games and there is also no time to train.
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The Warriors secured a 1-1 draw against Kenya last Friday at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane, South Africa, a result that confirmed their qualification for the 2025 AFCON in Morocco.
Cameroon, who sealed their qualification with two matches to spare, lead the group with 11 points, two ahead of second-placed Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe’s squad has been slightly weakened, with France-based midfielder Marshal Munetsi on compassionate leave and defender Gerald Takwara ruled out due to a shoulder injury sustained in Friday’s game.
No replacements have been called up, and coach Michael Nees may give playing time to those who are yet to play in the ongoing qualifiers, including Brentford goalkeeper Marley Tavaziva and Dynamos defender Emmanuel Jalai.
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The coach of the Zimbabwe football team wants to win their last AFCON qualifying match against Cameroon. Even though they are already qualified, winning will make their ranking better and help the team become more confident. The coach says it's important to keep fighting and have a strong mentality. The team has some players missing due to injury or personal issues, but the coach may give chances to other players in the last game. Winning is important, even if they have already qualified, and the team is focused on doing their best.

Nees Targets Unbeaten AFCON Qualifying Campaign

Kenya national football team coach Engin Firat has heaped praise on the Warriors and tipped the Zimbabwe national football team to do well at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations tournament.
Zimbabwe secured their spot in the finals with a game to spare, following an entertaining 1-1 draw against Firat’s side in South Africa on Friday.
Firat believes that the Warriors, who are under the tutelage of Michael Nees, a German coach, are in capable hands. He said:
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Your coach is doing a really clever thing. He knows that Zimbabwe has a good defence and therefore he plays deep and goes for transition.
He has brought back Khama Billiat and now has a real playmaker who can keep the ball.
The team is now very competitive. If I look around they have players playing for good clubs in big leagues. This is a really strong team.
Even in our group Namibia has one point but in the World Cup qualifiers, they are second in their group.
So this group was very rough. This is the reality, Zimbabwe are going to the AFCON, and they have had really good results.
The football needed in Africa is fast transition and a very strong defence. I am sure Zimbabwe have a really good chance of going out of the groups something they have not achieved before. I think they have a very good chance this time.
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Zimbabwe has never advanced beyond the group stage at the AFCON finals. Sunday Chidzambga (twice), Charles Mhlauri, Kalisto Pasuwa and Norman Mapeza all failed to lead the Warriors into the knockout stages at AFCON.
Nees became the second foreign coach to lead the Warriors to AFCON qualification, following in the footsteps of Croatian Zdravko Logarusic, who achieved the same feat in 2021.
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Kenya Coach, Engin Firat, believes that the Zimbabwe national football team will do well at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. He praised the team's defense and their playmaker Khama Billiat. Firat thinks that Zimbabwe has a strong team with players from good clubs. They have never gotten past the group stage before, but this time, Firat thinks they have a good chance. The coach is impressed with the team's performance and believes they can make it to the knockout stages at AFCON 2025.

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