The Black Meteors must overturn a 1-3 loss against the Dream Team V and Appiah who is also the assistant coach of the Black Stars is confident his side can get the result they need to stop a trend of wholesale failure of junior national teams this year. But he says for that to happen, his players must cut out the mistakes that cost them dearly in Benin City two weeks ago. I am confident that we can take them out. I have never been in doubt about that,” he told KickOffGhana.com. “It means we must attack as much as possible but the crucial thing is that we don’t lose our discipline and our tactical awareness. So while we attack, we must defend cleverly because it will be almost mission impossible if they score another goal.” Nigeria are also in confident mood having arrived in Accra three years ago for an Olympic qualifier and triumphed. Then they needed to simply defeat and they achieved that with a solid display. Appiah hopes the script will be different this time but the preparations for this has been less than ideal with many players uncertain of their involvement because of club commitments.
Appiah quietly confident for Nigeria visit
