The Vita Club de Kinshasa Sports Association has once again shone on the Congolese football scene by winning the Congo Cup for the 10th time in its history. This victory, obtained against Football Club Celeste de Mbandaka in the final which took place at the Stade des Martyrs de la Pentecôte in Kinshasa, marks a new chapter in the history of the club.
The final match, which was held in a vibrant stadium in green and black colours in honour of Vita Club, was punctuated by intensity and suspense. It was Jonathan Ikangalombo who scored the decisive goal in the 44th minute, exploiting a mistake by the opposing goalkeeper to carry his team to victory. Despite a few attempts by both teams, the score remained unchanged until the final whistle.
This victory has a special meaning for Vita Club, which had not won the Congo Cup since 2001. This title opens new perspectives for the club, which will automatically qualify for the CAF Confederation Cup next season. An opportunity to shine on the continental stage and proudly represent Congolese football.
Beyond the sporting performance, this victory highlights the passion and commitment of Vita Club supporters, who once again responded to support their team. It is also a moment of celebration for the entire Congolese football family, which sees Vita Club as a symbol of success and determination.
In conclusion, AS Vita Club’s victory in the Congo Cup is a testament to the strength and resilience of this emblematic sporting institution. It is the result of the hard work and determination of the players, the technical staff and the unwavering support of the supporters. A deserved victory that writes a new glorious page in the history of Congolese football.