Orlando Pirates head coach Milutin Sredojevic has revealed what he was not satisfied with after the Buccaneers failed to score in the first leg of their CAF Confederation Cup tie.
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The Soweto giants proved wasteful in front of goal as they were held to a goalless draw by African Stars in the first leg of their first-round encounter.
The Serbian coach revealed that he was not satisfied with his side's build-up play against a side he claims 'parked the bus'.
"We entered the match patiently building from the back, we have tried to endanger the opponent with the spirited defence of the opponent, reinforced. So called 'parked bus' but this is what you can expect from the opponent," Sredojevic told SuperSport after the match.
"They have defended in numbers, they limited our chances. The chances we had we didn't convert. We are satisfied with the aspect that we didn't concede the goal.
"Absolutely not satisfied with the build-up and endangering the opponent, not enough chances that in the law of averages something goes in.
"Now we have to go back to the drawing board, we have one week to prepare properly. It won't be easy in Windhoek with the artificial grass but we believe in what we are doing, we believe in the players that we have and we believe we are on the road to getting the results in Windhoek and qualifying for the group stages of the [CAF] Champions League."
