Warriors coach Michael Nees said he was satisfied with his charges’ performance against Cameroon on Tuesday.

The Zimbabwe national team hosted the Indomitable Lions in their second Group J match of the 2025 Afcon Qualifiers at Nelson Mandela Stadium in Kampala, Uganda.

The match ended in a goalless draw but Nees’ side showed determination and serious intention to dominate throughout the game.

They created the most chances, and with a little bit of luck, the team could have scored a couple of goals.

Speaking after the encounter, the gaffer gave his assessment on the performance of his boys, saying:

“I am super satisfied with the performance and everybody in the team because we had such a short time together.

“It was a goalless draw of better quality, we did not sit back, and our level of confidence on the ball was higher.

“We deserved a little more with better finishing.”

Zimbabwe moving into Group J’s third place with two points, while the Indomitable Lions took the second place with four points.

Kenya, who beat Namibia 2-1 to attain four points, are now on top of the pool due to scoring more goals.

The Brave Warriors are rooted at the bottom of Group J with no points.

The next qualifiers are scheduled for October, with Zimbabwe playing Namibia in back-to-back encounters.