Hussein Ciza sandwitched by
Maki Sultan and Thomas Rufino
Maki Sultan and Thomas Rufino
Burundi Champions Atletico finished off their group matches with a comfortable 5-0 win over South Sudanese debutants Al Salaam Wau.
The South Sudanese were completely overwhelmed by the Burundians who took the match more or less like a practice session.
Both coaches made several changes to their line ups as they sought to give each player a taste of action; Atletico was already sure of qualification while Salaam were sure of relegation and were mostly playing for experience.
Divin Gateretse opened the scores in the 3rd minute of the match finishing off a pass from the centre though he got injured in the process after colliding with the keeper.
The South Sudanese were completely overwhelmed by the Burundians who took the match more or less like a practice session.
Both coaches made several changes to their line ups as they sought to give each player a taste of action; Atletico was already sure of qualification while Salaam were sure of relegation and were mostly playing for experience.
Divin Gateretse opened the scores in the 3rd minute of the match finishing off a pass from the centre though he got injured in the process after colliding with the keeper.
Gateretse almost made it two for himself and for Atletico but the Salaam keeper Mubarak Saleh made a fine save from his 18 yard free kick.
Atletico doubled their lead in the 39th minute more or less in the same fashion as the first goal, this time Hussein Ciza being the scorer.
Atletico were to score three more goals in the second half with Fredrick Nsabiyumva heading in from a corner in the 49th minute though his header went off Salaam’s Santino Uyu.Emery Nimubona added a fourth from the penalty spot after Ismail Musa Juma fouled Hussein Ciza in the box.
Kevin Ndayisenga finished off the rout in the 57th minute to further increase Salaam’s Woes. The South Sudanese had a chance in the 69th minute with their best player and captain Oliver Paul Kangi’s shot being saved by the keeper after side stepping a defender.
Salaam now return home with as many goals as lessons and will be hoping they come back a better side next year. They have supped in a total of 19 goals in three matches.
TEAMS:
ATLETICO OLYMPIQUE - 18. Innocent Mbonihanuye: 3. Francis Nongwe (captain), 2. Henry Mbazumutima, 15. Frederick Nsabiyumwa, 12. Sadiki Majaliwa, 5. Olivier Nduwimana, 22. Divin Gateretse, 11. Emery Nimubona, 10. Hussein Ciza, 16. Kevin Ndayisenga, 13. Christian Mbilizi
Reserves - 1. Saidi Nduwimana, Gk; 20. Etiene Karekezi, 4. Hassan Hakizimana, 23. Pierre Kwizera, 14. Gael Duhayindavyi, 17. Christophe Ndayishimiye, 7. Didier Kavumbagu
Scorers - 22. Divin Gateretse (2’), 10. Hussein Ciza (38’), 15. Frederick Nsabiyumwa (48’), 11. Emery Nimubona (55’), 16. Kevin Ndayisenga (57’)
Coach - Cedric Kaze [Burundi]
El SALAAM, WAU - 22. Mubarak Mohamed Saleh: 15. Santino Makuei Uyu, 14. Thomas Rufino Thomas, 8. Mohamed Abdallah Rebei, 11. Rufino Joseph Wasa, 16. Sultan Maki Berema, 7. Khamis Deshama Ulama, Nasir Rabeh Ndili, 13. Ismail Musa Juma, 10. Oliver Paul Kangi, 9. Leon Uso Khamis (captain)
Reserves - 1. Nizar Rihan Taban, Gk; 3. Adhel Bugwic Jankor, 12. Fedeli Andres Fideli, 4. James Anei Matiel, 2. Edward Jovan Simon, 17. Emmanuel A Mogga, 23. Jarves Abdallah Uyu
Coach - Sebit Bol Chol [South Sudan]
Atletico doubled their lead in the 39th minute more or less in the same fashion as the first goal, this time Hussein Ciza being the scorer.
Atletico were to score three more goals in the second half with Fredrick Nsabiyumva heading in from a corner in the 49th minute though his header went off Salaam’s Santino Uyu.Emery Nimubona added a fourth from the penalty spot after Ismail Musa Juma fouled Hussein Ciza in the box.
Kevin Ndayisenga finished off the rout in the 57th minute to further increase Salaam’s Woes. The South Sudanese had a chance in the 69th minute with their best player and captain Oliver Paul Kangi’s shot being saved by the keeper after side stepping a defender.
Salaam now return home with as many goals as lessons and will be hoping they come back a better side next year. They have supped in a total of 19 goals in three matches.
TEAMS:
ATLETICO OLYMPIQUE - 18. Innocent Mbonihanuye: 3. Francis Nongwe (captain), 2. Henry Mbazumutima, 15. Frederick Nsabiyumwa, 12. Sadiki Majaliwa, 5. Olivier Nduwimana, 22. Divin Gateretse, 11. Emery Nimubona, 10. Hussein Ciza, 16. Kevin Ndayisenga, 13. Christian Mbilizi
Reserves - 1. Saidi Nduwimana, Gk; 20. Etiene Karekezi, 4. Hassan Hakizimana, 23. Pierre Kwizera, 14. Gael Duhayindavyi, 17. Christophe Ndayishimiye, 7. Didier Kavumbagu
Scorers - 22. Divin Gateretse (2’), 10. Hussein Ciza (38’), 15. Frederick Nsabiyumwa (48’), 11. Emery Nimubona (55’), 16. Kevin Ndayisenga (57’)
Coach - Cedric Kaze [Burundi]
El SALAAM, WAU - 22. Mubarak Mohamed Saleh: 15. Santino Makuei Uyu, 14. Thomas Rufino Thomas, 8. Mohamed Abdallah Rebei, 11. Rufino Joseph Wasa, 16. Sultan Maki Berema, 7. Khamis Deshama Ulama, Nasir Rabeh Ndili, 13. Ismail Musa Juma, 10. Oliver Paul Kangi, 9. Leon Uso Khamis (captain)
Reserves - 1. Nizar Rihan Taban, Gk; 3. Adhel Bugwic Jankor, 12. Fedeli Andres Fideli, 4. James Anei Matiel, 2. Edward Jovan Simon, 17. Emmanuel A Mogga, 23. Jarves Abdallah Uyu
Coach - Sebit Bol Chol [South Sudan]
MICHEZO AFRIKA / KPL
RESULTS, FIXTURES & STANDINGS
| Group A 15/07 : Vita Club vs. Port 7-0 15/07 : Simba vs. URA 0-2 18/07 : Vita Club vs. URA 1-3 18/07 : Port vs. Simba 0-3 20/07 : Port vs. URA 21/07 : Simba vs. Vita Club
Group B 15/07 : Azam vs. Mafunzo 1-1 19/07 : Mafunzo vs. Tusker 0-0 21/07 : Azam vs. Tusker
Group C 14/07 : APR vs. Wau Salaam 7-0 14/07 : Young Africans vs. Athlético 0-2 17/07 : Athlético Olmpic vs. APR 0-0 17/07 : Wau Salaam vs. Young Africans 1-7 19/07 : Athlético vs. Wau Salaam 5-0 20/07 : Young Africans vs. APR
| Quarter-Finals 23/07 : B2 vs. C2 (1) 23/07 : A1 vs. C3 (2) 24/07 : C1 vs. A2 (3) 24/07 : B1 vs. A3 (4) Semi-Finals 26/07 : (1) vs. (2) 26/07 : (3) vs. (4) 3rd place 28/07 Final 28/07 |
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