The world of Congolese football was shaken by a surprising encounter last Sunday. AS VClub of Kinshasa lost to AS Dauphin Noir of Goma during a Linafoot West zone match. An unexpected result which caused surprise among football fans in the DRC.
AS VClub, still marked by its early elimination in the Champions League, has not managed to recover from this setback. Raoul Shungu’s players showed a lack of energy and efficiency on the field, being punished by Mordochée Kalengalenga who scored the only goal of the match in the 22nd minute. A true hero for AS Dauphin Noir, who knew how to take advantage of his opponent’s weaknesses to achieve victory.
This defeat for AS VClub risks causing turmoil within the club, already in the grip of a crisis after its failure in African competitions. Leaders will certainly have to take measures to try to rectify the situation and regain their usual dynamic.
Meanwhile, the qualification of the Leopards for the final phase of the CAN captivated the attention of Congolese football fans. This success brings a breath of fresh air in a sporting context marked by disappointments and defeats.
Despite this major event, Linafoot continued its progress by organizing several meetings this Sunday. Among them, the duel between AS VClub and AS Dauphin Noir aroused particular interest, attracting the attention of supporters of both teams.
In a season where surprises are numerous, this match between the Dauphins of Goma and the Dauphins Noirs of Kinshasa gave rise to an exciting confrontation. The players demonstrated their determination on the field, seeking victory at all costs.
Despite the defeat of AS VClub, it is important to highlight the performance of AS Dauphin Noir, who knew how to seize the opportunity to shine against a renowned opponent. This success gives new impetus to the Goma team, which will be able to capitalize on this victory for the rest of the competition.
Congolese football continues to surprise us and offer us intense moments. The confrontation between AS VClub and AS Dauphin Noir is an example, reminding us that in sport, anything can happen.