FC MUZA head coach, Matthews Ndhlovu, and captain, Chipolo Sondasha, have both expressed confidence that their side can overturn a 2-1 deficit in the CAF Confederation Cup second round second leg against Diables Noir on Sunday in Brazzaville, Congo. Ndhlovu stated that his side has been working on their striking force in training as they missed a number of chances in the first leg. "We are ready for a comeback away from home," Ndhlovu said. "Despite the loss at home, we are capable of overcoming the first leg results. Our main focus during training was on the striking force. We missed a number of chances at Heroes Stadium in Lusaka and hence we need to be more clinical upfront on Sunday against Diables Noir." Sondasha mentioned that the morale in the camp is high and that the team is determined to overturn the first leg result. "The morale in camp is impressive as the boys know what's at stake," Sondasha said. "Our form in the league will be a source of strength for our team. We missed a number of chances in our first game in Lusaka, but we played better than Diables Noir. We only have this chance to overturn the first-leg outcome, and we shall give a spirited fight." FC MUZA will need to score at least two goals on Sunday to advance to the CAF Confederation Cup group stage.