Undeterred by defeat: Yunus Sentamu, Milton Karisa maintain their resolve

Vipers SC's recent 2-0 setback against Jwaneng Galaxy in the preliminary round of the CAF Champions League hasn't dampened the spirits of the team.

The Venoms remain resolute and are preparing to step onto the pitch once again at St. Mary's Stadium, Kitende, with the determination to reverse the situation and secure safe passage to the next round.

Both captain Milton Karisa and forward Yunus Sentamu have underlined that the tie is far from being decided, expressing their eagerness to compete on their home turf.

"Everything is up for grabs this Saturday at St. Mary's Stadium, Kitende," declared a determined Karisa on his social media platforms, a sentiment that Sentamu echoed.

"The door is still wide open, we have unwavering belief," asserted the former AS Vita striker through his social media channels.

Vipers faced a tough challenge posed by sharpshooter Thabang Vincent Sesinyi, who secured a brace for Jwaneng Galaxy.

As the hosts prepare for the Kitende rematch, they’ll be closely monitoring Sesinyi's movements.

To progress to the next stage just before the group phases, Vipers need a victory by a margin of three goals or more on their home ground.

The victor between South Africa's Orlando Pirates and Comoros' Djabal FC will await the triumphant side from the Vipers vs Jwaneng Galaxy clash, offering a glimpse of the promising journey ahead.