Coach Stanley Eguma has admitted his Rivers United side are in for two tough matches against AS Real Bamako of Mali in a preliminary round of the 2017 CAF Champions League.
The Nigerian team travel to Bamako to face the six-time Malian champions in the first leg in February 2017, before navigating the return fixture a week later in Port Harcourt.
Eguma says the ties will be difficult for his side as they look to make a favourable impression in their first-ever campaign in Africa’s premiere club competition.
According to him, AS Real have a rich pedigree in CAF inter-club competitions and have a history of producing plenty of players for Mali’s senior national team.
Coach Stanley Eguma has admitted his Rivers United side are in for two tough matches against AS Real Bamako of Mali in a preliminary round of the 2017 CAF Champions League.
The Nigerian team travel to Bamako to face the six-time Malian champions in the first leg in February 2017, before navigating the return fixture a week later in Port Harcourt.
Eguma says the ties will be difficult for his side as they look to make a favourable impression in their first-ever campaign in Africa’s premiere club competition.
According to him, AS Real have a rich pedigree in CAF inter-club competitions and have a history of producing plenty of players for Mali’s senior national team.
Coach Stanley Eguma has admitted his Rivers United side are in for two tough matches against AS Real Bamako of Mali in a preliminary round of the 2017 CAF Champions League.
The Nigerian team travel to Bamako to face the six-time Malian champions in the first leg in February 2017, before navigating the return fixture a week later in Port Harcourt.
Eguma says the ties will be difficult for his side as they look to make a favourable impression in their first-ever campaign in Africa’s premiere club competition.
According to him, AS Real have a rich pedigree in CAF inter-club competitions and have a history of producing plenty of players for Mali’s senior national team.
Coach Stanley Eguma has admitted his Rivers United side are in for two tough matches against AS Real Bamako of Mali in a preliminary round of the 2017 CAF Champions League.
The Nigerian team travel to Bamako to face the six-time Malian champions in the first leg in February 2017, before navigating the return fixture a week later in Port Harcourt.
Eguma says the ties will be difficult for his side as they look to make a favourable impression in their first-ever campaign in Africa’s premiere club competition.
According to him, AS Real have a rich pedigree in CAF inter-club competitions and have a history of producing plenty of players for Mali’s senior national team.
Coach Stanley Eguma has admitted his Rivers United side are in for two tough matches against AS Real Bamako of Mali in a preliminary round of the 2017 CAF Champions League.
The Nigerian team travel to Bamako to face the six-time Malian champions in the first leg in February 2017, before navigating the return fixture a week later in Port Harcourt.
Eguma says the ties will be difficult for his side as they look to make a favourable impression in their first-ever campaign in Africa’s premiere club competition.
According to him, AS Real have a rich pedigree in CAF inter-club competitions and have a history of producing plenty of players for Mali’s senior national team.
Coach Stanley Eguma has admitted his Rivers United side are in for two tough matches against AS Real Bamako of Mali in a preliminary round of the 2017 CAF Champions League.
The Nigerian team travel to Bamako to face the six-time Malian champions in the first leg in February 2017, before navigating the return fixture a week later in Port Harcourt.
Eguma says the ties will be difficult for his side as they look to make a favourable impression in their first-ever campaign in Africa’s premiere club competition.
According to him, AS Real have a rich pedigree in CAF inter-club competitions and have a history of producing plenty of players for Mali’s senior national team.
Coach Stanley Eguma has admitted his Rivers United side are in for two tough matches against AS Real Bamako of Mali in a preliminary round of the 2017 CAF Champions League.
The Nigerian team travel to Bamako to face the six-time Malian champions in the first leg in February 2017, before navigating the return fixture a week later in Port Harcourt.
Eguma says the ties will be difficult for his side as they look to make a favourable impression in their first-ever campaign in Africa’s premiere club competition.
According to him, AS Real have a rich pedigree in CAF inter-club competitions and have a history of producing plenty of players for Mali’s senior national team.
Coach Stanley Eguma has admitted his Rivers United side are in for two tough matches against AS Real Bamako of Mali in a preliminary round of the 2017 CAF Champions League.
The Nigerian team travel to Bamako to face the six-time Malian champions in the first leg in February 2017, before navigating the return fixture a week later in Port Harcourt.
Eguma says the ties will be difficult for his side as they look to make a favourable impression in their first-ever campaign in Africa’s premiere club competition.
According to him, AS Real have a rich pedigree in CAF inter-club competitions and have a history of producing plenty of players for Mali’s senior national team.
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