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Bright Star shift focus to second leg after historic win

Bright Star shift focus to second leg after historic win

Following a clinical 4-0 victory against Djibouti on Thursday, March 26, South Sudan’s Bright Star has officially returned to the pitch for recovery training.

The dominant clean sheet has placed the squad in a prime position as they prepare for the decisive second leg of the AFCON Preliminary Round, scheduled for Sunday, March 29, 2026.

The atmosphere at the training ground is electric, fueled by the momentum of their recent four-goal surge. Head coach Cyprian Ashu is prioritizing physical recovery and tactical refinement to ensure the team maintains its defensive discipline and offensive edge.

With goals from Teng Mawien Kuol, Bangasi Justin, Keer Mangar, and Captain Peter Manyang fresh in their minds, the team is radiating confidence.

SSFF President Amin Michael Francis, Vice President Makur Majok, and senior officials visited Juba National Stadium today. The delegation congratulated the team while observing their recovery session to honor the momentous win.

The Stars are determined to replicate their high-energy performance this Sunday to secure their advancement in the continental qualifiers.

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