African Club Round-Up: Dynamos Dominate in Zambia

In the latest African football round-up, Zambia’s Power Dynamos topped the Super League after defeating Kabwe Warriors. Algeria’s Mouloudia Alger maintained their Ligue 1 lead. Hafia of Guinea reclaimed the top spot, while Uganda’s Vipers honored a fallen teammate with a victory. Eswatini’s Royal Leopard joined Green Mamba at the league’s summit.

African football showcased thrilling league matchups once again, particularly in Zambia, Algeria, Guinea, Uganda, and Eswatini. In Zambia, Power Dynamos surged to the top of the Super League with a decisive 3-1 win over Kabwe Warriors, surpassing ZESCO United on goal difference. The Dynamos now hold 48 points, while Nkana FC and Red Arrows remain close behind with 43 and 43 points, respectively. Meanwhile, Lumwana Radiants solidified their position outside the relegation zone with a 2-0 victory against their opponents.

In Algeria, Mouloudia Alger secured a 2-1 comeback win against CS Constantine, maintaining a five-point lead in Ligue 1 with 37 points from 18 matches. Despite an early goal from CS Constantine, goals from Kipre Zunon and Mohamed Bangoura led to MCA’s victory. Chabab Belouizdad’s victory earlier in the week narrowed the gap, keeping the title race competitive.

In Guinea, Hafia triumphed 1-0 over Horoya, reclaiming the top position in Ligue 1. Ibrahima Sory Camara scored a stunning solo goal, which interrupted Horoya’s unbeaten streak, bringing Hafia’s points tally to 19. Anglogold Ashanti Golden Boys missed the chance to reach second position after losing to Wakriya.

Uganda’s Vipers honored recently deceased player Abubaker Lawal with a 1-0 victory against Mbarara City. Allan Okello’s penalty secured their lead at the top of the Premier League with 43 points after 18 matches. They are three points ahead of National Enterprise Corporation, who won against Lugazi.

In Eswatini, Royal Leopard won 2-1 against Illovo, allowing them to share first place in the Premier League standings with Green Mamba, who drew against Ezulwini United. Royal Leopard achieved 39 points from 17 matches, followed by Nsingizini Hotspurs, who remain in third after a draw against Moneni Pirates.

This week demonstrated an exciting landscape in African football, with teams in Zambia, Algeria, Guinea, Uganda, and Eswatini showcasing their determination. Power Dynamos and Mouloudia Alger exhibited strong performances to maintain their leads, while notable victories and results across leagues indicate a competitive season. As races heat up with several fixtures remaining, each match remains crucial for teams seeking glory or survival.

Original Source: www.cafonline.com