The Zambia B national team finds itself at a crucial juncture in the Cosafa tournament held in Durban, South Africa. With hopes of advancing to the semifinals hanging in the balance, Zambia B must secure a convincing victory against today's opponent, Seychelles. Currently sitting in third place in Group B, Zambia B's fate hinges on its performance in the final group matches. In this fiercely competitive tournament, only the group leaders will earn a direct ticket to the semifinals, with the possibility of one best-ranked runner-up joining them as the best loser. Zambia, currently on three points, will face Seychelles, who are already out of contention for a semifinal spot. Meanwhile, second-placed Comoros will clash with log leaders Malawi, who have accumulated six points. Zambia's team coach, Moses Sichone, acknowledged the challenge ahead but emphasized that his team would not be swayed by the current standings. Their sole focus is on securing a victory in today's match. Midfielder Kelvin Kampamba expressed the team's determination to not only win but also achieve a sizable goal margin. Aware that a mere win may not be sufficient for a semifinal berth, Zambia B aims to score as many goals as possible.