Tusker midfielder Ian Simiyu believes the Brewers have what it takes to overcome Tanzanian opposition Singida Black Stars and advance to the group stage of the CAF Confederation Cup.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe beer makers booked their place in the second preliminary round after edging Sudanese side Al Ahli Wad Madani 1-0 at Nyayo National Stadium on Saturday to progress 3-2 on aggregate.The Brewers had drawn the first leg 2-2 at Kigali Pele Stadium in Rwanda before securing the win at home to keep their continental campaign alive.##NAJAVA_MECA_9964524##They will now face Singida Black Stars, who cruised into the same round after dismantling South Sudan’s El Gazira 10-1 on aggregate.Singida won the first leg 7-1 before completing the job with a 3-0 victory in the return leg on Sunday.Despite the Tanzanian side’s emphatic passage, Simiyu is confident Tusker can match them and secure a place in the next round.Junior Starlets sweat over four key absentees as World Cup preps intensifySpeaking after Saturday’s win over Al Ahli Wad Madani, the midfielder said Tusker’s approach will be to focus on the task at hand rather than get carried away by their opponents’ results.“It is one game at a time. We believe we can match Singida because we have a good team and we can give our best in that match and qualify for the next round,” Simiyu told Mozzart Sport.“We will give our best on the field because when you give your best, the results will come. It is also our time to win, so I believe we can emerge victorious.”The attacker played a key role in Tusker’s qualification for continental football after scoring twice in the Mozzart Bet Cup final to help the Brewers lift the trophy.Harambee Stars winger benched as Real Sociedad lose to Europa League debutantsThe former Nzoia Sugar midfielder is yet to open his account in continental competition but is hopeful his first goal will come soon.“I am yet to score, but I thank God. I know I will soon find the back of the net,” he added.Tusker will host Singida Black Stars in the first leg on 17 October in Kenya before travelling to Tanzania for the return leg on 24 October.