كأس الكونفدرالية 2010 : الفتح الرباطي : البطل

في كأس الاتحاد الافريقى لكرة القدم


بتروجيت يتعادل خارج ملعبه مع بطل زنزبار


لقطة من المباراة
تعادل بتروجيت مع مضيفه ميامبيني من زنزبار 2 - 2 فى مبارة الذهاب لدور ال`64 لكأس الاتحاد الإفريقي فى كرة القدم التى أقيمت على ملعب دار السلام بتنزانيا لعدم صلاحية ملعب ميامبيني وتقدم كمال علي لفريق بتروجيت بعد أربع دقائق من بداية المباراة من ضربه حرة من خارج منطقة الجزاء .

وفى مطلع الشوط الثاني نجح ميامبيني في تسجيل هدف التعادل وسجله اللاعب البديل جالوكا من خطأ دفاعي .. وسجل بيكوي الهدف الثاني لبتروجيت بعد أربع دقائق من هدف زنزبار قبل أن يخرج مصابا ليدخل بدلا منه عاهد عبد المجيد وسجل جالوكا هدف التعادل لفريقه والثانى له قبل 12 دقيقة من النهاية .

بهذه النتيجة أصبحت مهمة بتروجيت أسهل فى مباراة العودة على أرضه يوم 28 من الشهر الحالى حيث يكفيه الفوز بأى نتيجة أو التعادل بدون أهداف أو التعادل بهدف لكل فريق للتأهل لدور ال32.

Petrojet hold Zanzibar’s Miembeni


Zanzibar’s representatives in the CAF Orange Confederation Cup, Miembeni, have a slim chance of reaching the first round of the CAF Orange Confederation after they were held to a 2-2 draw by Egyptians, Petrojet, in the first leg match of preliminary round on Friday. A new boy on the block, Mohamed Neto, scored a brace as Miembeni were forced to come from behind twice in a thrilling opening at the Uhuru Stadium in Dar el salaam. Miembeni now need to win or get a draw of not less than three goals in Cairo to proceed into the next round.
According information from the Tanzanian capital, the visitors dominated the opening stages and Kamal Ali Kamal sent them into the lead four minutes from the kick-off with a mesmerizing free-kick from a distance that gave Miembeni custodian Ramadhani Sleimanino chance.
Petrojet almost added the second a moment later when their Burkinabe midfielder Mohamed Koffi bluffed his effort just wide from a corner kick and Selemani was forced to make a superb save after the half hour mark to deny goal-bound Ahmed Abdiel Fayez.
Miembeni gradually came into the match, however, and substitute Neto drew them level with a clinical finish five minutes into the restart. The Egyptians made up for the depth in experience with the presence of Ghana-born striker Eric Bekoe, and restored their lead barely two minutes later through the Ghanaian goal-poacher.
Battling to secure good results on home soil, Miembeni were given a chance to rebound with twelve minutes of regular time remaining through Neto’s wonderful finish.
Neto showed great composure to slot home the equalizer after Petrojet defenders had delayed to make swift clearance and spare the home side’s blushes

Niger “Army Officers” see off Issia Wazi


Nigerian outfit AS FAN launched their campaign in the Orange CAF Confederation Cup with a 2-0 victory Ivorian side Issia Wazi in their first leg preliminary clash on Saturday in Niamey .

AS FAN, bankrolled by the Niger Armed Forces were on target in each half to ease past the Ivorians, who are making their third successive appearance in the second tier continental club championships.

Midfielder Insa Issoufou broke the deadlock after 10 minutes before Moctar Chaibou sealed victory with a superb strike on the hour mark.

In Harare , Method Mwanjali’s 88^th minute penalty was all CAPS United of Zimbabwe needed to cruise past visiting Mbabane Highlanders of Swaziland.

At the June 11 Stadium in Tripoli, Ahmed Krewa’a earned a draw for Al Tersana by converting a spot kick in the fifth minute of added-on time after Youcef Saibi had put former Algerian Champions CR Belouizdad in the lead on 41 minutes.

Chadian representatives AS Coton were held to a barren draw by Ahly Tripoli of Libya in N’Djamena.

The second leg matches are scheduled for February 26 to February 28.

Results
Caps United ( Zimbabwe ) 1-0 Mbabane Highlanders ( Swaziland )
El Tersana ( Libya ) 1-1 C.R. Belouizdad ( Algeria )
Miembeni ( Zanzibar ) 2-2 Petrojet ( Egypt )
AS FAN ( Niger ) 2-0 Issia Wazi ( Cote D’ivoire )
AS Coton ( Chad ) 0-0 Ahly Tripoli ( Libya )

Zimbabwean duo in bright start

Zimbabwean duo, CAPS United and Lengthens FC opened their Orange CAF Confederation Cup campaigns with home wins in their first leg preliminary matches during the weekend.

CAPS United beat Mbabane Highlanders of Swaziland 1-0 in Harare on Saturday, whilst debutants Lengthens posted a 2-1 win over AS Adema of Madagascar 24-hours later in the Zimbabwean capital.

Method Mwanjali was the hero for CAPS United as his 88^th minute strike earned them the narrow victory at the expense of the Islanders.

Lengthens also recovered from first minute opener by visiting AS Adema through Rajaonera Sitraka, to score twice through Artwell Nyamiwa and Admire Dzukamanja, and cruise to victory in their first game on the continental stage.

There were also home win for Nigerien outfit, AS FAN, who beat Ivorian side Issia Wazi 2-0 in Niamey. Midfielder Insa Issoufou broke the deadlock after 10 minutes before Moctar Chaibou sealed victory with a superb strike on the hour mark.

At the June 11 Stadium in Tripoli, Ahmed Krewa’a earned a draw for Al Tersana by converting a spot kick in the fifth minute of added-on time after Youcef Saifi had put former Algerian Champions CR Belouizdad in the lead on 41 minutes.

Chadian representatives AS Coton were held to a barren draw by Ahly Tripoli of Libya in N’Djamena.

South African “Birds”, Moroka Swallows held Pamplemousse of Mauritius to a one all draw in Port Louis. Ex-Bafana Bafana striker Siyabonga Nomvete gave the ‘Birds’ a first half lead after 15 minutes before Garvel Azie equalized for the Mauritian Cup winners three minutes past the hour mark.

Rwandan giants Atraco managed a 2-0 win over El-Amal of Sudan whilst Costa do Sol of Mozambique cruised past Botswana debutants by a similar scoreline.

Andre Lomani and Japin were on target for Atraco, whilst Josimar ‘tiago’ Machaisse and Ruby Pamara won the day for Costa do Sol in Maputo.

Cote d’Ivoire’s second representative Sewe San Pedro restored the Francophone country’s image after beating Burkina Faso side US Armed Forces 2-1 in Abidjan. The hosts went up after 27 minutes through Marc Mahan and Tiezan Kone authenticated the lead on 57 minutes before Aziz Djeibeogo gave some glimmer of hope to the Burkinabe Armed Forces team his 61^st minute effort.

At Bata, the second biggest city in Equatorial Guinea, Dragons were stunned 2-3 by visiting AC Leopards of Congo. The Congolese took the lead on 15 minutes through Dedy Ndiaye before Din equalized for the host team two minutes later.

Three minutes on, Michel Depison restored Leopards’ lead and Eric Mbemba increased the tally on 25 minutes before Bolingo reduced the deficit five minutes from half time with a clinical finish.

In Nairobi, AFC Leopards gave their fans something to cheer about with a 3-1 victory over Ethiopia’s Banks. Martin Imbalambala scored twice and Ekene Umekwe sealed victory before Adi Hiritsa gave his side a crucial away goal two minutes from time.

The second leg matches are scheduled for February 26 to February 28.

Results
Caps United (Zimbabwe) 1-0 Mbabane Highlanders (Swaziland)
Pamplemousses (Mauritius) 1-1 Moroka Swallows (South Africa)
Athletico Olympic (Burundi) vs. Warri Wolves (Nigeria)
El Tersana (Libya) 1-1 C.R. Belouizdad (Algeria)
Atraco (Rwanda) 2-0 El Amal (Sudan)
Costa do Sol (Mozambique) 2-0 Uniao Flamingo Santos (Botswana)
Miembeni (Zanzibar) 2-2 Petrojet (Egypt)
Sewe San Pedro (Cote d’Ivoire) 2-1 US Forces Armees (Burkina Faso)
Benfica (Guinea-Bissau) vs. Baraka de Conakry (Guinea)
Jaraaf (Senegal) 2-1 FUS (Morocco)
Central Parade FC (Sierra Leone) vs. C.O. Bamako (Mali)
El Dragon (Equatorial Guinea) 2-3 AC Leopards (Congo)
AFC Leopards (Kenya) 3-1 Banks (Ethiopia)
Lengthens FC (Zimbabwe) 2-1 AS Adema (Madagascar)
AS FAN (Niger) 2-0 Issia Wazi (Cote D’ivoire)
AS Coton (Chad) 0-0 Ahly Tripoli (Libya)
Motema Pembe (DR Congo) 3-0 Anges Fatima (Central African Republic)

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Daring Club Motema Pembe, looks ahead with optimism

Tradition was respected as away leg preliminary matches of the African Confederations Cup were played at the weekend in various stadia across the continent. There were nine home victories in the course of the games.
Congolese side AC Leopards travelled to Bata to beat Dragons of Equatorial Guinea 3-2, taking a good step ahead of the return leg. CR Belouizdad, Al Ahly Tripoli, Petrojet, CO Bamako, Warri Wolves and Moroka Swallows of former South African international Siyabonga Nomvete (who scored against Pamplemousses FC) can look ahead to the return leg with optimism after obtaining vital away draws.
The best placed team so far is Daring Club Motema Pembe which is just emerging from some difficulties. The Congolese defeated Anges de Fatima 3-1. FC Léopards winners of Ethiopian club Banks 3-1 is also in a similar situation just as Atraco of Rwanda over Costa do Sol of Mozambique.
There is still much to be played in the games between FUS Rabat and Diaraf of Dakar, as well as the game between USFA of Ouagadougou against Ivoirian side Séwé of San Pedro. The away leg matches say the Senegalese and Ivorians emerge victorious. The return leg games are expected to be tight. The encounter between Adema of Madagasca and Lenghtens may also end up in a tight finish.
Contrary to the the Orange champions league, the Orange Confederations Cup instead saw host teams having the advantage over their opponents of the first round. There were nine victories, 6 draws and a home defeat.