This week’s African football round-up highlights key matches across several leagues. Power Dynamos leads in Zambia, Mouloudia Alger stays atop in Algeria, Hafia secures a vital win in Guinea, Vipers push forward in Uganda, and Royal Leopard joins the top in Eswatini. These results emphasize the fierce competition in African football as the leagues progress.
African football continues to shine with exhilarating league games every weekend, and this weekly round-up emphasizes critical results across the continent.
In Zambia, Power Dynamos surged to the top of the Super League after defeating Kabwe Warriors 3-1, surpassing ZESCO United on goal difference. Dynamos, now with 48 points from 26 games, saw two goals from Chifundo Mphatsi and a penalty from Austin Muwowo. Nkana FC triumphed 1-0 over Mufulira Wanderers, maintaining pace in a tightly contested race for the title.
In Algeria, Mouloudia Alger reclaimed their lead in Ligue 1 with a come-from-behind 2-1 victory against CS Constantine, elevating their point total to 37 after 18 games. Ivorian Kipre Zunon equalized early on, followed by a decisive debut goal from Mohamed Bangoura. Chabab Belouizdad remains close at two points behind after winning against US Biskra.
In Guinea, Hafia secured a vital 1-0 victory against Horoya, reclaiming a three-point lead in Ligue 1 thanks to Ibrahima Sory Camara’s impressive solo goal. This win came after Hafia’s unexpected home loss to Guinee Foot Elite, while Horoya’s unbeaten streak came to an end. Anglogold Ashanti’s hopes of advancing were dashed as they fell to Wakriya.
In Uganda, Vipers emerged victorious against Mbarara City, taking a 1-0 decision that honors the memory of their late teammate, Abubaker Lawal. Allan Okello netted the penalty that awarded Vipers a three-point lead in the league with 43 points, while National Enterprise Corporation and BUL Jinja remain in contention.
In Eswatini, Royal Leopard climbed to the top of the Premier League following a 2-1 victory over Illovo. They now share the summit with Green Mamba, who could only draw against Ezulwini United. Nsingizini Hotspurs occupy the third position after a goalless draw against Moneni Pirates.
In summary, the latest round of African league action showcased Power Dynamos’ rise in Zambia, Mouloudia Alger’s perseverance in Algeria, Hafia’s resilience in Guinea, Vipers’ tribute in Uganda, and Royal Leopard’s ascent in Eswatini. These developments illustrate the intense competition and the dedication of teams across the continent as they approach pivotal moments in their respective seasons.
Original Source: www.cafonline.com
