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    Medeama knocked out as TP Mazembe secure Champions League progress

    Cornelius NyarkoBy Cornelius NyarkoSeptember 12, 202616 Views
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    Medeama players during their CAF Champions League clash against TP Mazembe
    Medeama's CAF Champions League campaign came to an end after a 3-1 defeat at TP Mazembe

    Medeama knocked out of the CAF Champions League after TP Mazembe won 3-1 in Lubumbashi.

    The result gave the Congolese giants a 4-1 aggregate victory in the first preliminary round. Medeama had already lost the first leg 1-0 at home in Tarkwa. 

    The Ghanaian champions therefore needed a strong comeback in the return leg. However, TP Mazembe controlled the tie and secured their place in the next round. 

    Medeama knocked out after second-leg defeat

    TP Mazembe entered the second leg with a one-goal advantage.

    Medeama needed to score in Lubumbashi to keep their campaign alive. The Ghanaian side had struggled to convert its chances in the opening match.

    TP Mazembe punished those missed opportunities in the first leg. Lise Ntumba Nyembo scored in the 87th minute to give the Congolese club a 1-0 advantage. 

    The second leg then produced another difficult evening for Medeama.

    A 3-1 defeat ended their hopes of advancing. The result also confirmed a 4-1 aggregate loss for the Ghanaian champions. 

    TP Mazembe advance to next round

    TP Mazembe now move into the second preliminary round of the CAF Champions League.

    The five-time African champions used their experience to manage the two-leg contest. Their victory also maintained their strong record in continental competition.

    CAF had highlighted Mazembe’s first-leg victory as an important away result before the decisive return match. 

    The Congolese side can now turn its attention to the next stage.

    Medeama, meanwhile, must regroup after an early continental exit.

    Medeama fall short in continental campaign

    Medeama entered the competition as Ghana’s representative in the 2026/27 CAF Champions League.

    The club faced one of Africa’s most experienced teams in TP Mazembe. The draw placed the two sides in the first preliminary round.

    Medeama hosted the opening match at the TNA Stadium in Tarkwa on September 6. TP Mazembe secured a narrow 1-0 victory in that encounter. 

    That result placed pressure on Medeama before the return leg.

    Coach Ibrahim Tanko and his players needed at least two goals to overturn the deficit without conceding. Instead, Mazembe increased their advantage in Lubumbashi.

    Medeama knocked out after tough test

    The elimination ends Medeama’s immediate hopes of progressing in Africa’s premier club competition.

    The Ghanaian champions now have to shift their focus back to domestic football. The experience could also provide valuable lessons for the club’s future continental campaigns.

    Medeama showed ambition by competing against a club with a rich African history. However, the two matches exposed the fine margins that often decide continental ties.

    TP Mazembe’s efficiency ultimately proved decisive.

    The Congolese side won both legs and completed a 4-1 aggregate victory.

    Medeama knocked out of the Champions League, while TP Mazembe continue their pursuit of continental success.

    Source: GhanaWeb

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