The long-awaited clash between the Samurai and Céleste FC at the Tata Raphaël stadium in Kinshasa was the scene of an intense and spectacular encounter. The Eagles of Congo shone brightly, crushing their opponents with a resounding score of 4-1.
In a first half marked by palpable suspense, it was finally Helton Kayembe who broke the deadlock by scoring the first goal in the 41st minute. A deserved advantage for the Samurai who were patient and efficient.
The second half was the scene of a real offensive festival by the Eagles of Congo. Linda Mtange set the stadium alight by scoring twice in the space of eight minutes, making the score 3-0. Enock Bahembe also distinguished himself by adding a fourth goal, thus sealing his team’s resounding victory.
Despite a burst of pride from FC Céleste with a goal from Ngetadidi Zakusua, the Samurai’s domination was indisputable. This success allowed the Kinshasa team to take second place in Group B, alongside AC Rangers and the Académiciens de Rangers, all three with 16 points.
This remarkable performance by the Eagles of Congo is a testament to their talent and determination to compete at the highest level. Their fluid and hard-hitting play thrilled the fans in the stands, and suggests great promise for the rest of the competition.
In short, this match was the scene of a real footballing spectacle, where the Samurai shone brightly to impose themselves with authority against FC Céleste. A resounding victory that will remain etched in memories and which confirms the full potential of this team on the national stage.