AS Dauphin Noir de Goma scored an impressive victory against Football Club les Aigles du Congo from Kinshasa during the 5th day of the elite national championship, Linafoot D1. The match took place at the Unité de la Karisimbi stadium and ended with a score of 2-0 in favor of AS Dauphin Noir.
The Goma team won thanks to the exceptional performances of Abraham Ebola in the 29th minute and Wagens Kalombo in the 90th minute +1. These two players were the architects of their team’s victory, scoring the only two goals of the game.
For their part, the Eagles of Congo failed to find the net despite dominating the second half. This defeat leaves the Kinshasa team in last place in the standings with only 4 points in 5 games.
As for AS Dauphin Noir, this victory allows it to move up to provisional second place in the ranking with 10 points. The North Kivu team has had a good run in this national competition.
However, there are still many matches to play and everything can change in this elite championship. Both teams will have to continue to fight to achieve their respective goals.
This meeting between AS Dauphin Noir and Football Club les Aigles du Congo illustrates the passion and intensity of Congolese football. The fans of each team were undoubtedly buzzing throughout the match, supporting their favorite team and hoping for a victory.
The elite national championship, Linafoot D1, is a well-followed competition in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with many passionate fans. Each match is an opportunity for teams to show their talent, determination and competitive spirit.
This match between AS Dauphin Noir of Goma and Football Club les Aigles du Congo of Kinshasa will remain in the memories of supporters and players. It also offers a great opportunity for AS Dauphin Noir to continue its good series of results and aim for a place at the top of the ranking.
In summary, the victory of AS Dauphin Noir de Goma against Football Club les Aigles du Congo de Kinshasa during the 5th day of the elite national championship, Linafoot D1, shows the competitiveness and intensity of Congolese football. The individual performances of the players were decisive in the final result. There is still a long way to go in this competition, and teams will need to continue to give their best to achieve their goals.