SuperSport United players celebrate a goal (Samuel Shivambu/BackpagePix)
The Zambia giants will face SuperSport United in the first leg of the quarter final clash at the Lucas Moripe Stadium on Friday, with the return leg played at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola seven days later.
“The lesson we got from the Sundowns game is that we have to fight for either a win or draw in South Africa and then at home we will try our best to win and move to the next stage,” Adama told Caf Online.
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“The loss to Zanaco was a league game. Yes, it is true, it was a test game for us.
“But coming to continental matches is another level. We have to forget the loss and boost ourselves so that we can get a good result in South Africa,” the Ivorian added.
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