Saturday 29th March saw South Africa side lose 4-1 at home to Tunisian side Etolie du Sahel and How Mine FC from neighbouring Zimbabwe succumb 2-0 away to Bayelsa of Nigeria on the same day.
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On Sunday it is the turn of Zambia’s Zesco United to try and overturn a 2-0 deficit at home to visiting Ghanaian side Medeama, and perhaps only Atletico Petroloes of Angola will go into Sunday’s match with more hope.
The Angolans held Egyptian side Ismailly to a 0-0 draw last weekend in Egypt will be looking to capitalise on home advantage.
Back in Pretoria Matsatsantsa collapsed at home to a well drilled Etoile du Sahel side when the South African side was expected to reverse a 1-0 loss from the first leg in Tunisia. It was the visitors who opened the scoring through Drame Michailou after 36 minutes but Lebogang Manyama converted a penalty kick to take the sides at 1-1 into the break.
Further goals from Youssef Mouihbi and Marouane Troudi as well as a second for Michailou buried SuperSport.
SuperSport could have nicked a consolation second goal but Senegalese striker Mame Niang had a penalty saved in second-half injury time to compound a miserable day for Matsatsantsa.
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Zimbabwean side How Mine took a slender 2-1 lead to Nigeria and were contend to park the proverbial bus in an effort to preserve their first leg gains. They managed to hang on for 57 minutes until Jafar Buhari broke the deadlock. Bayelsa who reached the semi-finals of the Confederation Cup were struggling to break down the visitors for the all-important goal. How Mine eventually carved in two minutes from full time to a goal from Bayelsa midfielder Azubuike Okechukwu. The Nigerians qualified to the play off on a 3-2 aggregate score.
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