Mighty Wanderers will depart for Tanzania Thursday.
The team is set to face Simba Sports Club at Uhuru Stadium this coming Sunday.
The Caf Champions League return-leg match comes after the Nomads suffered a 1-0 loss to the Tanzania-based club at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe City last week.
The Nomads need to beat Simba away by more than two goals to advance to the second round.
On the other hand, Simba need a draw in the second-leg match to book a spot in the second round of the Caf Champions League.
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Interim coach Macdonald Mtetemera said he had rectified shortcomings ahead of the match.
“We missed a lot of chances. We made a blunder which cost us the game but we have worked on our weaknesses,” he said.
Despite suffering the loss, the Nomads matched Simba in many departments.
The Nomads wasted several scoring opportunities in the first-leg match.
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With the tie far from over, the Blantyre-based side should expect a hostile atmosphere in Tanzania.
Meanwhile, Wanderers fans are also expected to travel to Tanzania to cheer the team in the second-leg match.
This comes after club president Thomson Mpinganjira, together with the club’s partner Kingboss, have cumulatively contributed K30 million towards supporters’ transportation costs.
Wanderers National Supporters Committee Chairperson Mark Chimwenje said several supporters had expressed interest in travelling to Tanzania as of Wednesday.
