Woeful finishing cost Medeama of Ghana maximum points as they were held 0-0 at home by Mouloudia Bejaia of Algeria Wednesday in matchday 2 of the CAF Confederation Cup.
Some of the misses in Sekondi had to be seen to be believed with the home team failing to convert several scoring opportunities from just a few yards in front of an unguarded goal.
Some of the misses in Sekondi had to be seen to be believed with the home team failing to convert several scoring opportunities from just a few yards in front of an unguarded goal.
Medeama, hoping to become the second Ghanaian winners after Hearts of Oak of the African equivalent of the Europa League, lie third with only one point from two matches.
TP Mazembe of the Democratic Republic of Congo, co-favourites with title-holders Etoile Sahel of Tunisia to win the competition, lead Group A with six points and Bejaia have four.
Group stage debutants Young Africans of Tanzania are pointless after suffering a second successive 1-0 group defeat, at home to Mazembe Tuesday.
Kawkab Marrakech of Morocco took a three-point Group B lead by winning 2-1 away to Al Ahly Tripoli of Libya.
Brazilian Luiz Jeferson Escher scored the second-half winner after Moroccan Mohammad El Fakih broke the deadlock and
Libyan Mohamed Al Ghannudi equalised from first-half penalties.
The match was switched from Tripoli to Tunis because of security concerns.
Etoile Sahel host FUS Rabat of Morocco in Sousse late Wednesday in the other Group B fixture.
TP Mazembe of the Democratic Republic of Congo, co-favourites with title-holders Etoile Sahel of Tunisia to win the competition, lead Group A with six points and Bejaia have four.
Group stage debutants Young Africans of Tanzania are pointless after suffering a second successive 1-0 group defeat, at home to Mazembe Tuesday.
Kawkab Marrakech of Morocco took a three-point Group B lead by winning 2-1 away to Al Ahly Tripoli of Libya.
Brazilian Luiz Jeferson Escher scored the second-half winner after Moroccan Mohammad El Fakih broke the deadlock and
Libyan Mohamed Al Ghannudi equalised from first-half penalties.
The match was switched from Tripoli to Tunis because of security concerns.
Etoile Sahel host FUS Rabat of Morocco in Sousse late Wednesday in the other Group B fixture.
By: Source: AFP
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