The Chipolopolo boys got down to work after arriving from Mauritania and had their first training session at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Beston Chambeshi and Technical Advisor Aljosa Asanovic led the team through a feel of the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium which will host Tuesday’s Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier between Zambia and Tunisia.
The Chipolopolo boys’ squad re-enforcements have joined camp following the absence of Enock Mwepu and Patson Daka for the Tunisia match.
Chambeshi has summoned Jimmy Mukeya, Harrison Chisala and Felix Bulaya while Clatous Chama joined camp this evening.
Group B leaders Tunisia is expected in Ndola this evening aboard a chartered flight.
Zambia and Tunisia clash at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola on Tuesday at 15:00 hours in a Group B encounter.
Only 5, 000 fans will be allowed in the stadium following a directive from CAF instigated by Covid-19 guidelines.
Both teams picked up victories in their respective opening matches with Zambia beating Mauritania 2-1 while Tunisia picked up a 3-0 win over Equatorial Guinea.
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