SINGIDA, Sept. 8 -- SINGIDA Black Stars may have left Juba with a sevengoal haul, but head coach Papy Kimoto was already looking beyond the emphatic 7-1 victory against Al-Ghazal FC after warning his players that the job is not yet done.

Singida produced a ruthless display at Juba National Stadium, taking a commanding advantage into the second leg, but Kimotos focus was drawn to the one goal his side conceded.

“It was a good performance and we controlled the game right until the end,” Kimoto said.

“However, I am very disappointed to concede that goal today. It was down to poor positioning. We will keep working hard on the training pitch to iron out these simple mistakes.”

While the result gave Singida a huge ad...