This weekend’s African football featured Power Dynamos leading the Zambian Super League after a 3-1 win, Mouloudia Alger maintaining their top position in Algeria, and Hafia reclaiming the lead in Guinea with a crucial victory. Vipers also surged ahead in Uganda, and Royal Leopard joined Green Mamba at the top in Eswatini. Fierce competition continues across the leagues as teams vie for position with several matches still remaining this season.
African football delivered thrilling league encounters across the continent this past weekend, with highlights encompassing key matches and results from various countries. In Zambia, Power Dynamos took the lead in the Super League standings after defeating Kabwe Warriors 3-1, now standing at 48 points, surpassing ZESCO United on goal difference. The battle remains intense with Nkana FC and Red Arrows trailing closely at 43 points each. Chifundo Mphatsi’s two goals and a penalty from Austin Muwowo were instrumental for Dynamos.
From Algeria, Mouloudia Alger retained their five-point lead in Ligue 1 following a 2-1 home win against CS Constantine. They responded quickly to CS Constantine’s early goal, with Ivorian Kipre Zunon equalizing followed by a debut goal from Mohamed Bangoura sealing the victory. Meanwhile, Chabab Belouizdad narrowed the gap to two points after a win, while JS Kabylie joined USM Alger in joint third position after their victory over Paradou.
In Guinea, Hafia reclaimed their lead at the top of Ligue 1, defeating Horoya 1-0. Ibrahima Sory Camara’s decisive goal came from a swift interception, allowing Hafia to pull three points ahead. In contrast, Anglogold Ashanti Golden Boys fell to Wakriya, preventing them from climbing to second place.
Uganda’s Premier League saw Vipers secure a 1-0 victory against Mbarara City, pushing them three points clear at the top. Allan Okello scored from a penalty kick, and players wore black armbands to honor their late teammate. Vipers now hold 43 points, ahead of National Enterprise Corporation, who also achieved a win.
In Eswatini, Royal Leopard achieved a 2-1 away win against Illovo, equaling Green Mamba atop the Premier League standings with 39 points from 17 games. Green Mamba managed only a draw, while Nsingizini Hotspurs are third after a goalless draw against Moneni Pirates.
In summary, the latest round of African football presented significant shifts in league standings across Zambia, Algeria, Guinea, Uganda, and Eswatini. Power Dynamos and Vipers emerged victorious in their respective matches, solidifying their positions at the top of their leagues. Meanwhile, Mouloudia Alger and Hafia also demonstrated resilience, preserving their leads in Algeria and Guinea. As the seasons progress, the competitions remain fiercely competitive with multiple teams within striking distance of the top spots.
Original Source: www.cafonline.com
