CAF Confederation Cup
CAFCC : Dreams FC beat Stade Malien away from home
A John Antwi double proved crucial for Ghanaian club, Dreams FC as they beat Malian club, Stade Malien away in the CAF Confederations Cup at the Stade du 26 Mars in Bamako.
The Malian side started the game strongly in possession and creating chances but their profligacy let them down in the final third of the game as they failed to find the back of the net on several occasions in the first half.
Two minutes into the second half, Godfred Atuahene received the first card for his side after a late challenge on, Moussakoye Diallo.
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Daouda Coulibaly’s free-kick met the head of forward, Amadou Bouba Traore which was whiskers away from the opener with the goalkeeper, Solomon Agbasi watching the ball go off his post.
Coulibaly’s laid-off pass saw, Yoro Diaby’s sweet strike from 30 yards flying past Solomon Agbasi who could do little to stop the ferocious strike which put the Malian side into the lead in the 53rd minute of the game.
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The goal forced Coach Zito to effect a like-for-like change, taking, Mohammed Abubakar for Ishmael Dede in the 62nd minute.
Four minutes later, Agyenim Boateng Mensah forced a save from goalkeeper, Ngolo Traore with captain John Antwi scoring to give the Ghanaian club, the equalizer and their first goal in the knockout phase of the competition.
Aziz Issah’s shot destined for goal hit the arm off Issah Yakubu from which referee, P.T. Mebiame after consultations with VAR awarded a penalty from which captain John Antwi scored, his second of the day.
Referee, P.T. Mebiame initially sent Fady Coulibaly off for a second bookable offense after a cynical tackle on John Antwi but after a VAR review, he issued a straight red card to the Malian midfielder.
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The Dawu-based club will hope to keep their resilience towards the finish line to stake a claim in the semi-finals when they take on their Malian opponents, on April, 7,2024.
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CAFCC : Wydad host Kotoko in second leg qualifer
Kotoko have it all to do when they play Moroccan giants Wydad Athletic Club in the second leg of their CAF Confederation Cup tie at the Mohammed V Stadium in Casablanca.
The Porcupine Warriors are coming into this fixture trailing by a lone goal and will need to play above their weight levels against the mighty Moroccans away from home.
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Coach Zito will need to pep-talk the boys to play for Asanteman and Ghana at large, should they get something positive from the game.
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The game is set for 19:00 GMT at the Mohammed V Stadium.
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CAFCC : Kotoko arrive in Morocco for Wydad AC clash
Ghana Premier League Asante Kotoko have arrived in Morocco ahead of their crucial CAF Confederation Cup clash against Wydad Casablanca.
The Ghanaian contingent was made up of the technical team, playing body, NCC personalities, and some key members of management for the tie against the Moroccan giants.
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The Porcupine Warriors, trailing in the first leg by a goal to nil, will have to play above their weight levels should they be able to qualify for the next stage of the competition.
The club will have an opportunity to train on the field for the clash for two days before they take on the host on Friday evening.
Kotoko have all to play for against Moroccan club Wydad Casablanca in the second leg tie of the second round of preliminary games of the CAF Confederations Cup at the Mohammed V Sports at 7:00 GMT
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