Harambee Stars centre back Joash Onyango lasted on the pitch for an half when Tanzanian Premier League champions Simba bagged a crucial away point after coming from a goal down to hold Niger’s Union Sportive Gendarmerie Nationale (USGN) 1-1 in a CAF Confederation Cup at the Stade General Seyni Kountche on Sunday.Simba who began their quest to advance to the knockouts began their pool D campaign on a positive note after beating ASEC Mimosa 3-1 in the opening match and top the group at least for now with four points.45’: MABADILIKO⬅️ Joash Onyango➡️ Pascal Wawa#TotalEnergiesCAFCC #NguvuMoja— Simba Sports Club (@SimbaSCTanzania) February 20, 2022 USGN had taken the lead in the 12th minute through Wilfried Gbeuli but Wekundu wa Msimbazi leveled matters in the 83rd minute through substitute Benard Morrisson. The Ghanaian had come in the 65th minute for Peter Banda.Joash who had partnered Henock Inonga at the heart of the defence was replaced by the experienced Pascal Wawa hardly a minute into the second half.⌛:FTMpira umemalizika hapa Ruvu shooting🔥 tukiibuka na ushindi muhimu sana💪Sisi ni wa juu sana na katika kufikisha ujumbe kwa timu nyingine kuwa RASMI RUVU SHOOTING🔥 TUMERUDI KWENYE NJIA YA USHINDI MPAKA MWISHO WA LIGI#NothingCanStopMpapaso pic.twitter.com/Q1kOwP2Rzw— Ruvu Shooting Football Club (@Ruvu_shootingFc) February 20, 2022 Elsewhere, former Gor Mahia assistant coach Patrick Odhiambo had a Sunday to forget after his side Tanzania Prisons fell 1-0 to Ruvu Shooting.Odhiambo joined Prions last month after leaving Biashara United. Hamadi Majimengi settled the contest after finding the back of the net in the dying minutes of the first half. The victory came as a consolation to Ruvu who suffered severe football lessons in the hands of Simba last week, bowing 7-1 to the league champions.
