Egypt boss Bob Bradley says that the resumption of domestic football makes him optimistic about the upcoming World Cup qualifier against Zimbabwe. In a lengthy interview with FIFA.com, Bradley spoke of the next challenge against the Warriors who visit Egypt on March 26 for the third Group G game. “The good news is the league has started again, which means we have players inside Egypt getting regular matches," the American said. “There are also more players playing outside Egypt. So while things were difficult here, other opportunities opened up. And we feel good about it all. “We have Zimbabwe coming up and then two matches in June, and then the final match in September. “We haven't gotten ahead of ourselves but we feel good about our first two results (victories over Mozambique and Guinea) and we have got something going that we believe in. “Qualification in Africa is difficult, that home and away ties against another group winner, there will be no margin for error. “But we are trying to use every moment and every match to learn and become more confident. We're excited to get back into World Cup qualifying after nine months."
