The Democratic Republic of Congo have arrived in South Africa as they step up preparations for a two-match international friendly series against Uganda.
The Leopards are currently in Johannesburg, where they will use the fixtures to assess their squad and fine-tune their preparations ahead of upcoming international commitments.
DR Congo will face the Cranes on October 2 and October 5, with both matches scheduled to take place at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg.
The double-header will provide the Congolese technical team with an opportunity to evaluate players’ work on tactical systems and build match fitness ahead of their next competitive assignments.
Uganda will also use the encounters to test their squad against a strong Congolese side, with the two friendly matches expected to provide valuable preparation for both nations.