The world of Congolese football was in turmoil this Saturday, August 26, with the return of the ball to the Ligue 1 pitches. All eyes were on the Academic Club Rangers in Kinshasa, as well as the duel in Goma. Matches that attracted the attention of football enthusiasts and gave rise to mixed results.
At the Technical Center Baudouin Kurara Mpova, AC Rangers, emblematic team of the protest movement against the championship formula proposed by the Congolese Federation of Football Association (Fecofa), finally decided to put on their cleats. A gesture that does not go unnoticed and which could have repercussions on other rebellious clubs. Despite a draw (0-0) against the Eagles of Congo, AC Rangers marks a turning point in this football saga.
For its part, in Goma, it is also a draw that was obtained, with Céleste snatching a point against the Dauphin Noir. But beyond the results of the matches, it is the decision of the Rangers to return to the field that speaks. The clubs’ demands remain present, but this return could be the start of a change in the situation.
Congolese football is booming, with major sporting and political issues. Congolese football lovers are closely monitoring the development of the situation, hoping for a favorable outcome for their favorite clubs. The battle for a better organization of the championship and taking into account the interests of clubs continues, and each match is a key moment to make demands heard.
In conclusion, the return to the fields of AC Rangers and the results of the matches animated the world of Congolese football. A new stage in the football saga which could well have repercussions for the entire championship. The next matches will be watched closely, as they could be decisive in the development of the situation