Euphoria has taken hold of Namibia following the Brave Warriors' historic 1-0 win over Tunisia in the African Cup of Nations (AFCON).

This is Namibia's fourth appearance at AFCON, Africa's soccer showpiece, but they never tasted victory, finishing bottom of their group in each of the three previous participations.

Prior to this, Namibia had lost seven of its nine matches at the Africa Cup of Nations. Only Benin and Mozambique have played more AFCON games than Namibia without ever winning.

The Namibia Sport Commission (NPC) and its affiliate, the Namibia Football Association (NFA), have instructed their technical team to immediately withdraw the official attire from being worn by the Brave Warriors.

This follows a media statement the NPC issued previously, indicating that they want to gain clarity on the attire picked for the Namibia National Senior Men's Football team, which featured prominently on social media on January 9th this year.

The Brave Warriors are currently in their final phase of preparation for their upcoming AFCON qualifiers match against Burundi, which will take place next week Tuesday in Tanzania. With the stadium in Burundi deemed unfit to host international matches, both teams will meet on neutral ground as they battle it out for a spot at the AFCRON 2024 tournament in Ivory Coast. Coach Collin Benjamin has expressed his satisfaction with how training has been progressing and stated that the team is fully aware of what's at stake.