Despite taking the lead in first half, Pune FC went down 1-3 to the same opponents in the previous round a couple of weeks ago and thus will seek revenge at this turn-over stage of the competition.
For Pune FC (2 points), who are at the bottom in Group-H behind Kitchee (7 points), Nay Pyi Taw (4 points) and Tampines Rovers (3 points), a win will boost their hopes of qualification to the next round.
Snoei said both I-League and the AFC Cup are equally important for Pune FC.
"Last year, we fought very hard to qualify for the AFC Cup. I want to too see our team's ability on the Asian level. But again, I-League is also an important competition for us.
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"We will be using our experienced players tomorrow and will give everything. We will not risk anything and we must prove tomorrow that we are a better team," he added when asked about the team composition.
Coached by former Singapore international Salim Moin, Tampines plies its trade in the S-League and presently occupy the top spot in the standings.