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Time to win at home - Ndulula

Cape Town - Despite Bafana Bafana's poor showing on home soil, Bongani Ndulula is confident that things will change in due course as they prepare for their AFCON qualifier against Sudan.

According to Soccer Laduma, the AmaZulu striker has his sights on scoring often for the national side but wants Bafana Bafana to improve their results when playing at home.

“We want to win this game for Senzo [Meyiwa] and the other thing is that since the Afcon qualifiers started, we haven’t won at home. We should change things around with this game,” said Ndulula.

"It’s not going to be easy, but our aim is on securing victory so that we can qualify.

“If given a chance I aim to hit the back of the net. I’ve scored away from home and all I want is to also score here at home.”

Ndulula has failed to impress for AmaZulu but has already netted twice for Shakes Mashaba’s charges which has helped Bafana Bafana top Group A with eight points.

Bafana Bafana will face Sudan on Saturday, November 15 at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban.

Kick-off is at 15:00.

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