Rollers lost 2-1 against Amakhosi in the first leg of their fixture, but Ndlovu said he was already working hard on strategies to destroy Chiefs in the second-leg, to be played in Botswana.
“We have forgotten about what happened in the first leg match. We are now mapping new strategies for the return leg,” said Ndlovu. “We are aiming at nothing less than a win against Chiefs next week. We know who they are and all their strengths, so we are working on ways of taking them out of the competition.
“We played well on their home ground, but lost concentration in the last minutes of the game and conceded the corner that eventually cost us the game. I believe my boys will be ready for the second leg and anything will be possible. “I realised that Chiefs are a fantastic team that plays good football, but I still believe we played better than them and used our chances in terms of penetration and closing spaces for them not to play and that helped us get that equaliser, although we failed to act on to it.”