Hassan, Mwama Steer Bandari To Sink Guerdane In CAF Confederation First Leg

14th September 2019 - by Erick Ochieng

Shaban Kenga who replaced Danson Namasaka and Benjamin Mosha who substituted Cliff Kasuti added the hosts depth in the fruitful second half

Bandari FC player (in red) up in arms against a US Ben Guerdane FC player during the first round of CAF Confederation Cup tie at MISC Kasarani in Nairobi on September 14, 2019. PHOTO/ BANDARI FC

SUMMARY

Club’s reigning top scorer Yemi Mwama headed in an Abdallah Hassan cross to give Bandari a 1-0 lead in the 70th minute
The visitors almost found the back of the net in the 20th through Dos Santos shot which was deflected out by Bandari defender Brian Otieno
The return leg in Tunis will be held in the next two weeks where the aggregate winner will proceed to the next phase

NAIROBI, Kenya- SportPesa Shield champions Bandari FC started off the second round of their CAF Confederation Cup campaign on good footing by sinking visiting US Ben Guerdane FC from Tunisia 2-0 at MISC Kasarani in Nairobi on Saturday.

Club’s reigning top scorer Yemi Mwama headed in an Abdallah Hassan cross to give Bandari a 1-0 lead in the 70th minute.

This was followed by another quick goal by Hassan who headed in a William Wadri cross to stretch the tally to 2-0 in the 75th.

The visitors almost found the back of the net in the 20th through Dos Santos shot which was deflected out by Bandari defender Brian Otieno.

The hosts managed to compose and take control of the game with the help of Wadri who had amazing dribbling skills and firm shots that missed their targets by inches.

Shaban Kenga who replaced Danson Namasaka and Benjamin Mosha who substituted Cliff Kasuti added the hosts depth in the fruitful second half

The return leg in Tunis will be held in the next two weeks where the aggregate winner will proceed to the next phase.