Gor Mahia vs Motema Pembe 1-1 | Caf Confederation Cup | Goals & Highlights (27.10.2019)
Gor Mahia vs Motema Pembe 1-1 | Caf Confederation Cup | Goals & Highlights (27.10.2019)

Gor Mahia vs Motema Pembe 1-1 | Caf Confederation Cup | Goals & Highlights (27.10.2019). Ten-man Gor Mahia were held to a 1-1 draw by Congolese side DC Motema Pembe in the first leg of the Total CAF Confederation Cup play-off round at the Kasarani Stadium in Nairobi on Sunday evening. The home side will have their goalkeeper David Mapigano to thank after he saved a second half penalty that would have seen them lose 2-1 on home soil and see their campaign thrown in tatters. “I think the scoreline is not a fair reflection of the match because we had good chances to score. I am gutted for the players because they worked so hard and should have had a better result from this game. We had three or four good situations that we should have utilized,” Gor’s tactician Steve Polack said. His opposite number Isaac Ngata said; “We gifted them a goal after some poor defending and lack of concentration but I love how we responded. At least now we know how they play and we know what to do to win when we go back home.” Gor Mahia Defender Charles Momanyi was shown a straight red card after handling a goal bound effort on the line. Motema Pembe forward Vinny Bangonga Kombe stepped up for the spot kick but saw his effort well saved by a fully stretched Mapigano. With the scores at 1-1, Motema Pembe had broken away on the counter with Misoko Amale swinging in a beauty of a cross from the right finding Junior Mbele unmarked. The forward’s first header was well saved by Mapigano with the rebound being cleared off the line by Momanyi’s hand. William Likuta Luezi had drawn Motema Pembe level, cancelling out substitute Gnamin Yikpe’s early second half goal. Luezi reacted quickest to a rebound after Mapigano had done well to save a Junior Kone Abou freekick from range. Gor had broken the deadlock in the 63rd minute when Ivorian Yikpe who had spent barely five minutes in the pitch poked Kenneth Muguna’s pass over the advancing keeper for his first goal in the competition. Earlier in the opening half, the visitors had good chances to score. Herritier Ngouelou had two chances, his first effort from the left going over while his second after cutting in was saved beautifully by Mapigano. A minute later, Mukoro Amale had a rasping shot come off the bar. Two minutes to the break Gor had a golden chance when both Boniface Omondi and Nicholas Kipkurui failed to convert a cross from Dickson Ambundo with a gaping goalmouth. It was a more balanced affair in the second half. Just after they had equalized, Motema Pembe came close when Likuta rounded the keeper who had come off his line but his shot was cleared off the line by Geoffrey Ochieng. Caf Confederation Cup Play-Offs: South Africa’s Bidvest Wits and Egyptian debutants Pyramids FC earned precious identical 2-1 away victories in the first leg ties of their Total CAF Confederation Cup play-off round matches in Maputo and Mwanza respectively. In Maputo, homers UD Songo had fought from a goal down to draw level, but they could not stop the fighting spirit of the Clever Boys who scored a 60th minute winner through Sameehg Doutie. The South African outfit had gone ahead through Deon Hotto, but Songo fought back to draw level through Stelio Telinho Ernesto in the 34th minute. The two head into the return leg in Johannesburg next weekend with Bidvest only requiring a draw to book a slot in the group stages of the Confederation Cup. Caf Confederation Cup Playoffs Results: 27.10.2019 Conakry Horoya (Guinea) 4-2 Bandari (Kenya) 27.10.2019 Mwanza Young Africans (Tanzania) 1-2 Pyramids (Egypt) 27.10.2019 Aba Enyimba (Nigeria) 2-0 TS Galaxy (South Africa) 27.10.2019 Kampala KCCA (Uganda) 0-0 Paradou (Algeria) 27.10.2019 Nairobi Gor Mahia (Kenya) 1-1 Motema Pembe (DR Congo) 27.10.2019 Maputo UD Songo (Mozambique) 1-2 Bidvest Wits (South Africa) 27.10.2019 N’djamena Elect Sport (Chad) 0-1 Djoliba (Bamako) 27.10.2019 Lusaka Green Eagles (Zambia) 1-1 HUSA (Morocco) 27.10.2019 Malabo Cano Sport (Equatorial Guinea) 1-3 Zanaco (Zambia) 27.10.2019 Antananarivo Fosa Juniors (Madagascar) 2-0 RS Berkane (Morocco) 27.10.2019 Victoria Cote d’Or (Seychelles) 0-4 El Masry (Egypt) 27.10.2019 Lome ASC Kara (Togo) 2-1 Rangers (Nigeria) 27.10.2019 Nouakchott Nouadhibou (Mauritania) 2-0 Triangle (Zimbabwe) 27.10.2019 Alexandria El Nasr (Libya) 2-2 Proline (Uganda) 27.10.2019 Kumasi Kotoko (Ghana) vs San Pedro (Cote d’Ivoire) 30.10.2019 Thies Generation Foot (Senega) vs ESAE (Benin)



Fosa Juniors vs RS Berkane 2-0 | Caf Confederation Cup | Highlights & Goals (28.10.2019)
Fosa Juniors vs RS Berkane 2-0 | Caf Confederation Cup | Highlights & Goals (28.10.2019)

Fosa Juniors vs RS Berkane 2-0 | Caf Confederation Cup | Highlights & Goals (28.10.2019). Malagasy champions Fosa Juniors earned themselves a massive advantage for a first ever appearance at the group stages of continental football after beating last year’s finalists RS Berkane of Morocco 2-0 in the first leg of the Total CAF Confederation Cup play-off round in Antananarivo on Sunday. The Malagasy side which was eliminated at the same stage in the 2018 season will now need to travel to Berkane, with a healthy two-gal advantage in their quest for a ticket at the last 16. Playing at home, they were completely in charge of proceedings and broke the deadlock in the 10th minute through Jean Yves Razafindrakoto. Pushed on by the sea of orange in the stands, Fosa kept their control intact for a 1-0 lead they took through to half time. In the second half, Berkane came back better, seeking a consecutive appearance in the group stages. With a quarter of an hour into the second half, they had a chance to get themselves back into the game with a priceless away goal, but they will only have themselves to blame after missing a penalty on the hour mark. They were made to pay in the second minute of added time when Romario Baggio Rakotoarisoa converted from the penalty spot to give the home side a comfortable 2-0 cushion heading into the return leg in Berkane next weekend. Caf Confederation Cup Play-Offs: South Africa’s Bidvest Wits and Egyptian debutants Pyramids FC earned precious identical 2-1 away victories in the first leg ties of their Total CAF Confederation Cup play-off round matches in Maputo and Mwanza respectively. In Maputo, homers UD Songo had fought from a goal down to draw level, but they could not stop the fighting spirit of the Clever Boys who scored a 60th minute winner through Sameehg Doutie. The South African outfit had gone ahead through Deon Hotto, but Songo fought back to draw level through Stelio Telinho Ernesto in the 34th minute. The two head into the return leg in Johannesburg next weekend with Bidvest only requiring a draw to book a slot in the group stages of the Confederation Cup. At the CCM Kirumba Stadium in Mwanza, Tanzania, home side Young Africans (Yanga) are staring at elimination after suffering a loss of a similar score-line at the hands of Pyramids coached by former Uganda Cranes coach Sebastien Desabre. The visitors got into the lead three minutes from the break through Eric Traore before they doubled their tally 18 minutes into the second half through Abdallah el Said. With a comfortable 2-0 cushion, Pyramids were in cool control of proceedings. However, the home side drew one back two minutes from time through Congolese forward Papy Tshishimbi. Yanga’s day turned from bad to worse as defender Kelvin Yondani was sent off for a second bookable offense and will miss the return tie at the June 30 Stadium in Cairo next weekend. Caf Confederation Cup Playoffs Results: 27.10.2019 Conakry Horoya (Guinea) 4-2 Bandari (Kenya) 27.10.2019 Mwanza Young Africans (Tanzania) 1-2 Pyramids (Egypt) 27.10.2019 Aba Enyimba (Nigeria) 2-0 TS Galaxy (South Africa) 27.10.2019 Kampala KCCA (Uganda) 0-0 Paradou (Algeria) 27.10.2019 Nairobi Gor Mahia (Kenya) 1-1 Motema Pembe (DR Congo) 27.10.2019 Maputo UD Songo (Mozambique) 1-2 Bidvest Wits (South Africa) 27.10.2019 N’djamena Elect Sport (Chad) 0-1 Djoliba (Bamako) 27.10.2019 Lusaka Green Eagles (Zambia) 1-1 HUSA (Morocco) 27.10.2019 Malabo Cano Sport (Equatorial Guinea) 1-3 Zanaco (Zambia) 27.10.2019 Antananarivo Fosa Juniors (Madagascar) 2-0 RS Berkane (Morocco) 27.10.2019 Victoria Cote d’Or (Seychelles) 0-4 El Masry (Egypt) 27.10.2019 Lome ASC Kara (Togo) 2-1 Rangers (Nigeria) 27.10.2019 Nouakchott Nouadhibou (Mauritania) 2-0 Triangle (Zimbabwe) 27.10.2019 Alexandria El Nasr (Libya) 2-2 Proline (Uganda) 27.10.2019 Kumasi Kotoko (Ghana) vs San Pedro (Cote d’Ivoire) 30.10.2019 Thies Generation Foot (Senega) vs ESAE (Benin)



Caf Champions League | KCCA FC vs African Stars 2-0 | Goals & Highlights (23.08.2019)
Caf Champions League | KCCA FC vs African Stars 2-0 | Goals & Highlights (23.08.2019)

Caf Champions League | KCCA FC vs African Stars 2-0 | Goals & Highlights (23.08.2019). CAF Champions League: KCCA FC eject Namibia’s African Stars FC. CAF Champions League | Preliminary Round | Return Leg KCCA 2-0 African Stars (Agg: 4-3) Mustafa Kizza and Allan Okello scored two late goals for KCCA as they beat African Stars 2-0 in the return leg of the CAF Champions League preliminary round encounter at the StarTimes Stadium, Lugogo on Friday. Kizza curled home the opener nine minutes to the climax of the end-to-end affair before Okello put the game to bed with a trademark stunning strike at the stroke of full time. Before these two late goals, the visitors carried the advantage and all signs were eminent that they would smile home triumphant. KCCA survived the first threat as early as the third minute when forward Chrispen Mbewe beat goalkeeper Charles Lukwago but his goal-bound effort was blocked by the towering defender Peter Magambo. African Stars’ right back Treasure Kauapirura defended well against Mike Mutyaba as the home team surged forward in the early stages of the game. Striker Sadat Anaku volleyed high a Musa Ramathan cross from the right on 20 minutes. Three minutes later, Anaku broke through following a Gift Ali forward chip that found the teenage striker in the offside position. On the half-hour mark, Mike Mutyaba’s cross from the left wing was also volleyed straight to the goalkeeper Uzuva Vipua Tjimune. Two African Stars players Marcel Papama and Chrispen Mbewe were both booked on 33 minutes for unsporting conduct. KCCA was nearly punished in the 36th minute when Magambo lost possession in the African Stars’ half. A quick counter led by Mbewe was finished over the bar by forward Ambrose Amseb as the opening half remained goal-less. As the second half returned, Herbert Achai had a weak shot towards goal well collected by the shot-stopper. Deon Tjizumaue tested Lukwago in KCCA’s goal with a shot off target on 50 minutes. Two minutes later, left winger Mustafa Kizza had a free-kick narrowly fly over the bar. In the same vein, Amseb’s free-kick was also delivered high and over Lukwago between KCCA’s goalposts. The first change of the game came 10 minutes into the second stanza when Achai paved way for left-footed midfielder Jackson Nunda for the home side. Kizza forced a save from African Stars’ goalkeeper on the hour mark. The second change for KCCA was made on 61 minutes when Gift Ali Abubakar was rested for the fresh legs of midfielder Nicolas Kasozi. At the same time, African Stars also conducted their first change of the game. A largely impressive Deon Tjizumaue was replaced by Kaejarukapo Katijimune. The day’s referee turned down a penalty shout out after a push on Muzamiru Mutyaba inside the goal area with 20 minutes to play. African Stars’ goalkeeper Uzuva Vipua Tjimune was cautioned for time-wasting on 75 minutes. Two minutes later, goalkeeper Lukwago foiled a one against one chance against Kaejarukapo as KCCA survived yet another scary moment. KCCA right back Musa Ramathan limped out and his place was taken by Filbert Obenchan. Kizza lit up the stands with a beautiful curling low free-kick for the opener nine minutes to the climax of the game. African Stars’ Isaak Gustav had a free-kick delivery cleared to safety by Nunda as the visitors pushed numbers. Okello buried the game with his trademark stunning shot past the goalkeeper for the winner well celebrated at the stroke of full time. KCCA FC XI: Charles Lukwago (G.K), Kato Samuel Nemeyimana, Mustafa Kizza, Ramathan Musa (79′ Filbert Obenchan), Peter Magambo, Abubakar Gift Ali (61′ Nicholas Kasozi), Herbert Achai (55′ Jackson Nunda), Muzamiru Mutyaba, Mike Mutyaba, Allan Okello, Sadat Anaku African Stars XI: Ratanda Mbazuvara (G.K), Deon Tjizumaue, Ivan Kamberipa, Treasure Kauapirura, Chrispen Mbewe, Ronald Himeekua Ketjijere, Youssouf Ibroihim, Ambrose Amseb, Pat Nevin Uanivi (Captain), Marcell Papama, Dennis Ngueza Tjetjinda



Kampala City vs Africa Stars 2-0 Highlights & All Goals CAF Champions League 2019
Kampala City vs Africa Stars 2-0 Highlights & All Goals CAF Champions League 2019

Kampala City vs Africa Stars 2-0 Highlights & All Goals CAF Champions League 2019. KCCA FC eliminate Africa Stars from CAF Champions league. Highlights KCCA vs African Stars 2019 Champions league.



HIGHLIGHTS: AS MANIEMA 0-2 GREEN EAGLES (MSHINDI WA TATU CECAFA KAGAME CUP - 21/7/2019)
HIGHLIGHTS: AS MANIEMA 0-2 GREEN EAGLES (MSHINDI WA TATU CECAFA KAGAME CUP - 21/7/2019)

Timu ya Green Eagles kutoka Zambia imefanikiwa kuchukua nafasi ya tatu kwenye michuano ya Kombe la Kagame inayohitimishwa leo nchini Rwanda. Eagles wamepata nafasi hiyo baada ya kupata ushindi wa mabao 2-0 dhidi ya AS Maniema ya DR Congo katika mchezo wa kusaka mshindi wa tatu uliopigwa kwenye Dimba la Kigali. Magoli ya Eagles yamefungwa na Edward Mwamba dakika ya 28 pamoja na Amity Shamende 69. Timu hizo zimekutana kwenye mchezo huo baada ya AS Maniema kufungwa na Azam FC kwa penati 5-4 huku Eagles wakiwa wamepoteza mchezo wao wa nusu fainali kwa kichapo cha mabao 4-3 kutoka kwa KCCA.



MAGOLI: AS MANIEMA 0-2 GREEN EAGLES (MSHINDI WA TATU CECAFA KAGAME CUP - 21/7/2019)
MAGOLI: AS MANIEMA 0-2 GREEN EAGLES (MSHINDI WA TATU CECAFA KAGAME CUP - 21/7/2019)

Timu ya Green Eagles kutoka Zambia imefanikiwa kuchukua nafasi ya tatu kwenye michuano ya Kombe la Kagame inayohitimishwa leo nchini Rwanda. Eagles wamepata nafasi hiyo baada ya kupata ushindi wa mabao 2-0 dhidi ya AS Maniema ya DR Congo katika mchezo wa kusaka mshindi wa tatu uliopigwa kwenye Dimba la Kigali. Magoli ya Eagles yamefungwa na Edward Mwamba dakika ya 28 pamoja na Amity Shamende 69. Timu hizo zimekutana kwenye mchezo huo baada ya AS Maniema kufungwa na Azam FC kwa penati 5-4 huku Eagles wakiwa wamepoteza mchezo wao wa nusu fainali kwa kichapo cha mabao 4-3 kutoka kwa KCCA. Mchezo wa fainali unazikutanisha Azam FC dhidi ya KCCA kuanzia saa 12:00 jioni ya leo.



MTIBWA SUGAR 1-2 KCCA: HIGHLIGHTS & INTERVIEWS (CAF CC - 22/12/2018)
MTIBWA SUGAR 1-2 KCCA: HIGHLIGHTS & INTERVIEWS (CAF CC - 22/12/2018)

Timu ya Mtibwa Sugar ya mkoani Morogoro, imetupwa nje ya michuano wa Kombe la Shirikisho Afrika baada ya leo kuchapwa 2-1 na KCCA ya Uganda katika mchezo wa maruadiano uliopigwa kwenye Dimba la Chamazi Dar es Salaam. Kwenye mchezo huo, KCCA ndiyo waliotangulia kupata bao dakika ya 28 kupitia kwa Muzamiru Mutyaba kabla ya Salum Kihimbwa kusawazisha dakika ya 51, na kisha wageni hao kutoka Jijini Kampala Uganda kupata bao la pili dakika ya 87 kupitia kwa Allan Okello. Katika mchezo wa kwanza uliopigwa Jijini Kampala nchini Uganda, KCCA ilipata ushindi wa mabao 3-0, na hivyo inafuzu kuingia hatua ya mtoano kwa jumla ya magoli 5-1, huku Mtibwa ambayo hii ilikuwa ni mara yake ya kwanza kushiriki michuano ya CAF tangu mwaka 2002, ikifungashiwa virago.



MAGAZETI: SIMBA na MTIBWA Ni Kipigo tu, Nkana FC na KCCA Magoli yakutosha
MAGAZETI: SIMBA na MTIBWA Ni Kipigo tu, Nkana FC na KCCA Magoli yakutosha

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