Cameroon
head coach Clarence Seedorf says he is addressing the team's goal-scoring
worries ahead of their decisive Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Comoros
on 23 March in Yaounde.
The Indomitable Lions, second in
Group B, need a draw to qualify for this year's finals in Egypt, after Cameroon
were stripped of hosting rights.
Cameroon have scored twice in five
games since Clarence Seedorf took over and have failed to score in their last
three games against Malawi, Morocco and Brazil.
"Scoring goals comes and goes
with time but the most important thing is that we continue creating chances.
The entire team must work and we then we have to score goals," Seedorf
told reporters in Yaounde on Monday.
"We have to improve on our
free-kicks and corners. We have to take advantage of our great physical power
and the height in the team. This is something we've analysed and are keen on
improving," the former Dutch international said.
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