Kaizer Chiefs defender Morgan Gould has urged the country to get behind Bafana Bafana for their must-win World Cup qualifier against Botswana on Saturday.

The neighbours will collide at Moses Mabhida Stadium, with both sides needing three points to preserve their hopes of competing at next year’s showpiece in Brazil.

Group A rivals Ethiopia are in the driving seat, and will advance to the final qualifying stage if they beat Central African Republic in a simultaneous fixture in Brazzaville, a neutral venue.

Gould, who failed to make Gordon Igesund’s squad, has faith Bafana can progress despite their destiny resting outside of their hands.

“Nothing is impossible,” Gould told his club’s official website.

“I am obviously behind the team ahead of such an important game. There are no guarantees in football and we need to win our game and see what happens.”

The former SuperSport United captain revealed he hopes to link up with Igesund’s men before the clash.

“I will be going down to Durban to support the team and hopefully while I am down there I can get to go to the camp to meet the guys,” he said.

“We all have to believe and I can only urge the supporters to come in numbers, pack the Moses Mabhida Stadium and rally behind the team.”
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