Sudanese club Al Khartoum arrived in Zambia on Wednesday with their coach Kwesi Appiah predicting that Sunday's return leg tie of the 2015 CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round against Power Dynamos would be tough.
Appiah's Khartoum have a 1-0 first leg advantage against Power ahead of the return match set for Arthur Davies Stadium in Kitwe.
The ex-Ghana coach vowed that Khartoum would give the Kitwe outfit a good game .
“This is a new ball game all together as you know Power Dynamos is a big name when it comes to football in Africa. Apart from that in the first leg the played well so it is not going to be an easy game,” Appiah said.
He said Khartoum were not under pressure ahead of this match.
Power must beat Khartoum to progress to the first round of the Confederation Cup
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