When you believe, you can achieve, and so Amavubi Stars player must believe that they can actually not only beat Benin in tomorrow’s 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifier at Amahoro stadium, but also progress to the third round.Following last Saturday’s four-nil defeat against Algeria in the opening Group H qualifier, it’s easy to downplay the team’s capacity to overcome that loss and rediscover their winning ways in front on home turf.In these qualifiers, home form is very crucial to a team’s chances of progressing, which is why Amavubi players need to use home advantage as best as they possibly can, and with the whole country behind them, the team can do it.The players and fans need not to waste precious time worrying so much on the last result, but rather focus on the task at hand tomorrow, in a match that would determine whether Rwandans can dream of reaching Brazil or suffer another false dawn.Fans need to come in large numbers, fill the Amahoro stadium to capacity, and cheer their team throughout. Benin won on their last visit to Kigali and Rwanda won on their visit to Cotonou, which leaves the score level going into tomorrow’s clash, which Amavubi have to win to stay in contention to reach the next qualifying phase.The fans and nation are expectant; they believe the players can still make them proud.