"There were some positives but we were not really happy with our overall performance and yes, this is a massive game for us.

"The onus is on us to produce good football. If we play the way we are capable of, we can win the game but I will not come here and disrespect our opponents."

Namibia coach Ricardo Mannetti was in confident spirits.

He said: "We come into the match with positives from the Morrocco game and we need to compete and get the result we want.

"It's not about the next round but the first win for the country and then anything can happen."

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