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Pillars Host Heartland In Star Match Of The NPL

Arguably the star match of the coming weekend in the Nigerian Premier League will be Kano Pillars home tie against Heartland, who defeated their fellow Nigerian club to qualify for the final of this year’s CAF Champions League.
Pillars crashed out of the Champions League after they were outgunned 5-0 on aggregate by the Owerri club in the semi-final, and will therefore be seeking revenge when both teams clash again on Sunday.
The Kano club appear to have quickly put behind them their ouster from the continent’s richest club competition with a hard-fought 1-0 home win over Shooting Stars of Ibadan in a rescheduled match on Wednesday.
Pillars lined up several new signings including former youth international Sheriff Isa and central defender Ikechukwu Gabriel, who grabbed the match winner against 3SC with a header off a corner kick nine minutes from time.
Slovenian coach, Ivo Sajh, is still under suspension and his future at the club hangs in the balance as the club have begun shopping for a replacement. Assistant coach, Baba Ganaru, will therefore remain in temporary charge of Pillars.
Wednesday’s victory at the Sabongari Township Stadium was the first of the season for Pillars, who lifted the league championship for the first time in their history two years ago. They have now recorded four points from two matches.
Heartland, on the other hand, have three points after they narrowly defeated champions Bayelsa United 2-1 at home in their first game of the new season.
The ‘Naze Millionaires’ are expected to use this weekend’s tie as part of their build-up for their Champions League final first leg match on November 1, most likely against Group B rivals, TP Mazembe of DR Congo.
This means that former youth international John Owoeri, who missed the Champions League semi-final through suspension, will return to test the Pillars defence, while key stars like Ikechukwu Ibenegbu, Emeka Nwanna and Uche Agba will also be involved on Sunday.
Security is expected to be beefed up for this match, particularly after the crowd incident that marred the return leg semi-final Champions League at the Sani Abacha Stadium in Kano.
Also this weekend, Lobi will attempt to topple Enugu Rangers from the top of the table, Enyimba host Zamfara United and Port Harcourt will stage the derby between Dolphins and Sharks.

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Mazembe Lose, But Qualify For Final

Ngandu Kasongo and teammates will be in the African Champions League final MTNfootball.com

October 18, 2009
TP Mazembe succumbed to a surprise 2-0 loss at home to Al Hilal in their African Champions League semifinal, second leg, on Sunday but still advance to the final 5-4 on aggregate.
The DR Congo side will meet Nigerian outfit Heartland in the two-legged final, a fitting meeting between arguably the two best sides in the competition this season.
Al Hilal scored two goals in six minutes midway through the first half in Lubumbashi on Sunday to raise the tension among the home fans, but they would have needed a further two goals to win the tie having been hammered 5-2 in Omdurman a fortnight ago.
Zimbabwean striker Edward Sadomba netted both goals for the Sudanese side, who could not live up to coach Paulo Campos' pre-match prediction of a 4-0 win for his side.
Heartland will host the first leg of the final in Owerri on the weekend of November 2/3, with the second leg a week later in Lubumbashi.
There is plenty on offer for the winners, not just the US$1.5-million in prize-money, but also a place at the 2009 FIFA Club World Cup to play played in the UAE in December.