Clubness: Cranes coach Micho

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For the last two campaigns in the Africa
 Nations Championship (CHAN), Uganda has failed to make it out of the 
group stages and for that matter therefore, Cranes tactician Milutin 
Micho Sredojevic has said that their target will be getting out of the 
group stages. 
 During the Cranes’ debut campaign in 
Sudan 2011, Uganda lost all three games at the tournament but their 
performance improved at the 2014 challenge in South Africa where they 
gathered four points; one win and just a draw which were not enough to 
get them out of the groups. 
 “Our target, after not making in 2011 in
 Sudan and 2014 in South Africa, is to get out of the group,” Micho 
recently revealed to the Daily Monitor. 
 Without Ivan Ntege and Hassan Wasswa 
Dazzo, the 47-year-old guides the Cranes today in their opener against 
Mali having said that it’s a very important game for the lads if they 
are to keep their chances of making it out of the group stages wide 
open. 
 “So for us, the game against Mali is 
very, very important. It’s the most important now. Mali are very 
competitive and reached Chan quarterfinals beating hosts South Africa 
along the way,” Micho further revealed before adding that the Eagles 
have the historical edge. 
 
“So they have a
 historical edge but for us it’s a new ball game and we are looking 
forward to get a result to set us on course to getting out of the 
group.” 
 
Having guided Uganda to their record 14th CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup
 in Ethiopia last year, the Serbian set expectations high for the Cranes
 fans that will be eagerly waiting for his next big achievement. 
 Group D fixtures at Umuganda stadium in Rubavu: 
 Zimbabwe vs. Zambia (SS9, 4pm) 
 Mali vs. Uganda (SS9, 7pm)</div>