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CAF: Maniema Union beat Kabuscorp 4-1 to qualify

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CAF: Maniema Union beat Kabuscorp 4-1 to qualify

AS Maniema Union qualified for the CAF Confederation Cup group stage after beating Angolan club Kabuscorp SC 4-1 in Kinshasa. The Congolese club confirmed its advantage in the second leg, reports Actualité.cd.

AS Maniema Union qualified for the group stage of the CAF Confederation Cup by beating Angolan club Kabuscorp SC 4-1 on Sunday at Kinshasa’s Martyrs Stadium in the second leg of the final preliminary round, reports Actualité.cd.

The Congolese club had already taken the lead in the first leg, leading Kabuscorp 2-0 at half-time on 18 October. This latest victory takes it through the final preliminary round of the CAF’s second inter-club competition.

The qualification comes after Maniema Union’s 2-0 win over Kabuscorp in the first leg, published on 18 October.

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