Coach of Cameroon Sport Yende Lavoisier speaking to CCTV
Yaoundé, Cameroon, March 17, 2016 – Cameroon Sports, the country’s national champions, have complete their preparation for the upcoming African Men’s Club Championship, which will be held on March 23 to April at the Cairo Stadium Complex in Egypt.
Yaoundé, Cameroon, March 17, 2016 – Cameroon Sports, the country’s national champions, have complete their preparation for the upcoming African Men’s Club Championship, which will be held on March 23 to April at the Cairo Stadium Complex in Egypt.
Cameroon Sports will aim to achieve positive results, when they play in their first ever continental club competition, which features 24 top African men’s club teams.
“We are going to show our best possible performance against the strongest teams in the continent,” coach Yende Lavoisier during their training camp at Yaoundé. “Now we are setting up the base for the future of our club, so we need to work very hard. We need to play in more matches as much as possible to learn and gain more experience, especially against top favourites Tunisia, Egypt, Algeria and Morocco.
Cameroon Sports will represent their country along with Forces Armees Et Police in this year’s edition.
Watch the full video interview by CCTV Africa correspondent Saddique Shaaban with Cameroon Sports coach Yende Lavoisier and best player Zon Zon:
“We are going to show our best possible performance against the strongest teams in the continent,” coach Yende Lavoisier during their training camp at Yaoundé. “Now we are setting up the base for the future of our club, so we need to work very hard. We need to play in more matches as much as possible to learn and gain more experience, especially against top favourites Tunisia, Egypt, Algeria and Morocco.
Cameroon Sports will represent their country along with Forces Armees Et Police in this year’s edition.
Watch the full video interview by CCTV Africa correspondent Saddique Shaaban with Cameroon Sports coach Yende Lavoisier and best player Zon Zon:
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