AmaZulu head coach Brandon Truter has backed his side to beat Kaizer Chiefs in the second leg of the MTN8 semi-final to be played in Durban.
The tie is evenly balanced after Chiefs and AmaZulu played to a 1-1 draw at the FNB Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
After being reduced to 10 men as Veluyeke Zulu received a red card, AmaZulu bravely held on to avoid defeat against a rampant Kaizer Chiefs side desperate for a win.
Truter believes his side still have what it takes to topple Amakhosi in the return leg.
"Being reduced to ten men around the 60th minute, having an away goal, coming 1-1 and then going to Durban, for us I think it's a very good result. [We'll] try to fix the country in Durban," Truter light-heartedly said.
"Wherever Chiefs play you saw it last time they were in Durban at the Moses Mabhida, they filled up the stadium, for us it's just to call on the AmaZulu supporters to help us in that regard.
"Talking about the results an the game. I think in the first half we were very good. They found it difficult to contain us. We played right through them," Truter added.