Tanzania’s defending league champions Yanga SC on Saturday claimed an aggregate 9-0 emphatic victory over South Sudan opposition Zalan to successfully book their place in the last qualifying round of the 2022/2023 CAF Champions League Group Stages.Having already gotten a 0-4 advantage from the first leg, Timu ya Wananchi bludgeoned their opponents in front of fans at the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium as they ran away 5-0 winners to seal their place in the next round which leaves them two steps away from making the Group Stages.𝗙𝗨𝗟𝗟 𝗧𝗜𝗠𝗘⏱️ Young Africans SC 5-0 Zalan FCTunasonga Mbele Kibabe💪🏽#TheClubAboveAll🔰#TotalEnergiesCAFCL #TimuYaWananchi #DaimaMbeleNyumaMwiko pic.twitter.com/eiGFDKicuA— Young Africans SC (@yangasc1935) September 17, 2022 After a barren first half, Farid Mussa opened the scoring in the 47th minute before Burinabe international Stephane Aziz Ki made it two ten minutes later.A seven minute hat-trick from Democratic Republic of Congo international Fiston Mayele then completed Yanga’s rout in the match.In other selected results, Angola’s Petro Athletico and Algeria’s CR Beluoizdad also confirmed their places in the second round with wins over Black Bulls (Mozambique) and Bo Rangers (Sierra Leone) respectively.##NAJAVA_MECA_6651581##In games lined up on Sunday, Simba, home to Kenyan international Joash Onyango, will be looking to get the job done in the second leg clash against Malawi’s Big Bullets. Wekundu wa Smimbazi have a 2-0 advantage accrued from the first leg.Botswana’s Gaborone United, home to Kenyan players John Mark Makwatta and Duncan Otieno, also have a chance to make it to the final qualifying round.Wanyama gets full minutes in victory as Montreal cement second placeThey travel to take on DRC’s AS Vita Club with a slim 1-0 first leg advantage.In the CAF Confederation Cup, Paul Were and Fredrick Odhiambo will be keen on helping their Rwandese AS Kigali side advance to the next round. The game is finely poised at 0-0.
