African Confederation Cup.. CS Constantine beats Angola’s Bravos du Macis in a four-parter – Algerian Dialogue

The Algerian football representative, the Constantine Youth team, won at the expense of the guest, the Angolan club Bravos do Macis, with a score of (4-0) in the first half (2-0), on Sunday evening at the Chahid Hamlaoui Stadium in Constantine, for the fourth round of the first group of the African Confederation Cup of Football competition. Foot.

The youth quartet scored: Miloud Rabiei in the 41st minute with a well-timed header, the Nigerian Omoyele in the 45th minute + 1, following a grave error by the visitors’ goalkeeper, Abdel Nour Belhousini in the 86th minute, and Dadi Mawaqi in the 89th minute.

With this victory, Al-Siyasi regains the top spot in Group A with the same number of points as Simba of Tanzania (9 points each), but superior to them on goal difference, while the Angolan club comes in third place with 6 points, while Sfaxien of Tunisia
He is at the bottom of the rankings without a score.

Within the same group, Simba of Tanzania returned with a valuable victory outside the rules at the expense of the Tunisian club Sfaxien, with a score of 0-1 on Sunday evening in Tunisia. The only goal in the match was scored by John Ahwah in the 34th minute of the half
the first.

For its part, Algeria’s other representative in this competition, the Algerian club USM, returned with a draw against its host Asec Mimosas with a score of (1-1) this evening, Sunday, at the stadium – Felix Houphouet-Boigny – in the capital, Abidjan, for the fourth round of the third group.

The hosts were the first to open the scoring through Salifu Diarasoba in the 31st minute, before Al-Ittihad adjusted the balance thanks to Ben Mazouz in the 71st minute.

Also in the third group, the Senegalese club Jaraf won against its guest, the Botswana club Oraba United (1-0), with a goal from the player Almamy Fall (90+8).

In light of these results, Ittihad Algeria continues to lead the third group with 8 points, followed by Asak Mimosa (5N) and Jaraf of Senegal in third place with the same number of points, while Oraba United of Botswana is at the bottom of the standings with two points.

It is known that the first and second places in each group at the end of the group stage qualify for the quarter-finals.