"Our preparation has been good. We have watched the previous game of our opponents, AmaZulu, and analysed the strengths of the team and some areas where we believe they have weaknesses that we can exploit," Nabi told the club's media team.
"The turnaround times between matches can present challenges. If you have more than one week’s rest between games you can lose something, but our fitness coaches have been working hard to get the players in the best possible shape to perform at a high level.
"I know [Martin], he is my friend, and in Tanzania, he was one of the best coaches and he is someone whose ability I respect, so we will see how it turns out. I hope everyone will enjoy the contest," he concluded.