Africa: Rs Berkane Secure Group Stage Spot While United Cruise in Botswana

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Africa: Rs Berkane Secure Group Stage Spot While United Cruise in Botswana
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Former TotalEnergies CAF Confederation Cup champions, RS Berkane of Morocco are through to the group stages of the competition after a solitary strike by Youssef Zghoudi against Nigeria's Bendel Insurance ensured the 2021 champions advance further in their quest to reclaim their title.

The Moroccans welcomed the Nigerians at the back of a 2-2 away draw in Benin City and did just enough with the one goal to advance further with a 3-2 aggregate scoreline.

A brace by Nigerian international, Etiosa Ighodaro along with a late strike by Bradley Grobler were more than enough to see Gavin Hunt's side through to the group stage. In Burundi, Aigle Noir fell short of securing a place in the group stages despite an impressive 3-1 victory over Mali's Stade Malien.

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