Manga Sports storm Aba for Enyimba
BY Sun News Publishing
Friday, March 3, 2006

 

Gabonese team, Manga Sports and their supporters will storm Aba in a chartered flight for the African Champions League decisive leg against Enyimba FC.

The Gabonese team, who piped Enyimba 1 – 0 in the first leg a fortnight ago in Libreville, is taking no chances in connecting flight to Nigeria, which might wear down their players before the encounter.

Enyimba Coach, Alhponsus Dike, who confirmed this said he has been briefed about the Gabonese plot to keep a clean slate at Aba, but assured that the visitors won't escape unscathed.

Feelers from Enyimba’s camp in Aba, reveal infectious confidence radiating among the coaches and players. There is a strong belief that Manga Sport will be demolished on Sunday.

"There is no cause for alarm. We were just unlucky to have conceded the lone goal at the dying minute of the game in Libraville, when my defenders lost momentary concentration.

"We are working on converting chances that we create in matches like in Gabon, the chances were wasted but this time are going utilize them," Dike said.

Defender, Uga Opara, who featured in the first leg, wrote off the Gabonese side as ‘not too fantastic'. "We have a better team. They are beatable and we will surely beat them here in Aba. Do you want me to predict the scoreline?" he enthused.

A plus to Enyimba is a return to the fold by last year's Premier League hot-shot, Timothy Anjembe and Ben Atule, who missed the trip to Gabon.


 

 

 

 

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