This season's CAF Champions league is around the corner and qualified teams are up and running to see that their first game of the tournament starts with a win. In this case, South African heavyweights, Kaizer Chiefs qualified for this competition after finishing second in the league table last season. Their Cameroonian Opponents PWD Bamenda qualified as well after winning their domestic league last season.
The two football clubs have been drawn to face against each other on Sunday in the CAF Champions League preliminary rounds. Prior to that, pictures of PWD Bamenda players arriving at the location where they will face Chiefs surfaced online. Pictures seen shows that the players were arriving in a local coaster Bus.
Chiefs fans who are known for being vocal and brutally honest didn't waste time to slander their opponents at least to make sure they demoralize them and have this feeling of first victories before the match on Sunday.
A vehicle is a vehicle and can take you anywhere. The most laughable thing would be if the team that came with a local bus beats the team that arrived with special jets.
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