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Group B
Title-holders Renaissance Berkane of Morocco are in trouble, trailing Coton Sport of Cameroon and JS Kabylie of Algeria with two away matches to come.
The first of those is against six-time CAF title winners Kabylie, who forced a goalless draw in Berkane six days ago despite having Malik Raiah red-carded in the second half.
Coton won away to bottom club NAPSA Stars of Zambia in matchday 3 thanks to an Abdouraman Daman goal and look set to garner another three points in Garoua.
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Magicial Nigerian Iwuala helps Enyimba win clash of giants
A brilliant dribble and perfect pass by Anayo Iwuala allowed Tosin Omoyele to score and earn Enyimba of Nigeria a 2-1 win over Entente Setif of Algeria Sunday in a high-profile Total CAF Confederation Cup clash.
The showdown between former two-time CAF Champions League winners in southeastern city Aba was settled by the magic of Iwuala, who evaded six Algerians before laying off the match-winning through ball.
Iwuala, 22, has been capped twice by Nigeria and considered a rising star who will soon be on the radar of European club scouts.
Enyimba captain Austin Oladapo atoned for having a penalty saved by equalising before half-time after Monsef Bakrar had given Setif an early lead in the third-round Group A match.
Magicial Nigerian Iwuala helps Enyimba win clash of giants Johannesburg (AFP) – A brilliant dribble and perfect pass by Anayo Iwuala allowed Tosin Omoyele to score and earn Enyimba of Nigeria a 2-1 win over Entente Setif of Algeria Sunday in a high-profile CAF Confederation Cup clash.
The showdown between former two-time CAF Champions League winners in southeastern city Aba was settled by the magic of Iwuala, who evaded six Algerians before laying off the match-winning through ball.
Iwuala, 22, has been capped twice by Nigeria and considered a rising star who will soon be on the radar of European club scouts.