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Mazmebe seize advantage over Bejaia in final
- Updated: October 30, 2016
TP Mazembe will have an away goal advantage over Mouloudia Bejaia going into the second leg of the final
TP Mazembe of the Democratic Republic of Congo took a big step towards winning the African Confederation Cup after drawing 1-1 at Mouloudia Bejaia of Algeria in the first leg of the final on Saturday.
Jonathan Bolingi, one of four Congolese players in the Mazembe starting line-up, converted a late first-half penalty to give the visitors an away goal and a 1-0 half-time lead in Blida.
Bejaia captain Faouzi Yaya equalised in the second half from a free-kick to keep the Algerians in the final.
New Algeria coach Georges Leekens from Belgium was among a large, noisy crowd in the 37,000-capacity stadium as Bejaia dominated early territory and possession.
Mouloudia, competing in a …
