APR 1 - 0 TP Mazembe

[Yanne]

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[Ilunga]

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« Nous pouvons éliminer le TP Mazembe » - Erik Paske

Vainqueur du TP Mazembe à Kigali par 1 à 0, l’entraîneur d’APR FC, Erik Paske envisage sérieusement une qualification pour les huitièmes de finale. Le Néerlandais rappelle qu’au premier tour son équipe avait concédé le nul au ...CAFonline...




Alors Mazembe, équipe ya génériques?

[kompany]

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« Nous pouvons éliminer le TP Mazembe » - Erik Paske

Vainqueur du TP Mazembe à Kigali par 1 à 0, l’entraîneur d’APR FC, Erik Paske envisage sérieusement une qualification pour les huitièmes de finale. Le Néerlandais rappelle qu’au premier tour son équipe avait concédé le nul au ...CAFonline...




Alors Mazembe, équipe ya génériques?

remy kashama pourrait te porter plainte car équipe générique est une exclusivité du dcmp

[MODESTE]

remy kashama pourrait te porter plainte car équipe générique est une exclusivité du dcmp

[Mayloshi-forever]

Je me rappelle être plusieurs fois allé au stade de la Kenya suivre le TP Maz, de l'époque Kayembe Dindon à l'époque Mabika Seoul, Balé... et le public badiangwena a beaucoup progressé depuis l'arrivée de Katumbi parce que dès l'avant match, vous entendez tout le pourtour retentir avec des oooooooooooh Mazembeeeeeeeeee Oooooooh Mazembeeeeee Leooooo Leooooo Leooooo ni maaaambo... Des trompettes, les 100% qui dansent même quand Moise se gratte les narines...

Alors quand je lis ici que les supporters de Maz attendent un but pour jubiler, je suis un peu surpris...

Je me rappelle même qu'au moment ou nous étions souvent menés, c'est "Sahaaaa i neeeeneya Kawanga weka goooooloooo" (il est temps, Kawanga mets un but)

[Willy]

J'ai vu hier toute la seconde mi temps du match; le but , rien à dire, il y avait quatre joueurs hors jeu. L'albitre a joué sa partition. Je ne veux pas justifier la défaite non plus comment voulez vous qu'on gagne qd TP M prête 11 ou 12 joueurs à l'équipe nationale pour une semaine(garzito et Moise l'ont dit d'ailleurs). jusque là il n'y a pas encore un bon enchevêtrement de jeu entre les nouveaux venus et les anciens. Déjà dès ce mardi, ils repartent à l'équipe nationale où ils ne s'entraine presque pas, faute de discipline. Je donne raison à l'Egypte et ceux qui pensent la CHAN, elle est de trop; "il n'y a pas une bonne coordination entre le club et l'équipe nationale" dixit Garzito. appeller 12 joueurs qd bien mm il n'y a que 6 qui vont jouer; je vois bien là les manoeuvres de Santos pour faire couler Garzito.

en voyant les noms des joueurs de apr on se dit APR est aussi heteroclite que Mazembe; On y trouve des zairois je voulais dire des congorais; des malawites, sud af; hironie du sort, c'est la passe décisive de Kabange Twite (ancien de Lupopo) au malawite de l'APR qui a cricifiée Kidiaba.
Match retour c'est une question de vie ou de mort aux supporters congolais qui etaient au stade; parfois je confondais, en passant que le match se jouait au stade de mart.

CAF ONLINE: "...Le but de la victoire est arrivé très tard, à la 88e minute. Après une chevauchée plein champ qui l’a vu tour à tour éliminer trois adversaires,le latéral droit Albert Ngaboyisibo, qui avait remplacé auparavant l’attaquant camerounais Abbas Rassou , n’a laissé aucune chance au gardien congolais Robert Kidiaba. ..."

Quelqu'un peut il m'expliquer comment il peut y avoir un hors jeu lorsqu'un joueur marque après avoir éliminé 3 adversaires

[sedigo]

Sedigo ? Rappelle-toi comment les supporters ont accueilli le groupe à Nev... le groupe de Marbelle au Caire face à l'Egypte ! Plus de 100 000 personnes qui ne sont pas foutus d'encourager leurs fistons. Imagine-toi 100 000 supporters qui n'attendent pas un dribble bidon pour gueuler ! Tu ne penses pas que ça va booster les joueurs ?
Ceci étant dit, quel honte !!! Un champion d'Afrique qui se fait battre par une équipe de

tu es de la famille de face of kamalondo je vois...

1. le football est bien compliqué et c'est ce qui en fait la beauté
2. nous avons perdu la première manche seulement et ce qui compte c'est le resultat à l'issu des deux manches
3. je suis surpris que erick ross dise ca franchement!!! lui qui connait bien le football enfin je suppose!
4. à ilunga je dis:"tu m'avais bien prevenu mais j'ai joué au mor mor avec ma foi, tu avais raison"
5. à pichen: " toi même tu sais"

[legrandmechantloup]

C'est un match a mache aller et retour, bo zela, zairois est tjrs presse comme diarhee pkoi meme? Eza likambo ya ko kota na taxi bus te!!!

[Ilunga]

"New Vision" du Rwanda..."L'APR n'a encore rien fait !"...prévient le journal...Apparemment, le journal met en garde contre l'euphorie ambiante là-bas au Rwanda après la victoire contre les champions d'Afrique à Kigali...




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Rwanda: APR Have Done Nothing Yet!
Hamza Nkuutu
21 March 2010

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Kigali — The home fans were as boring as always, the team played their best football in a long time, which was rewarded with a priceless 1-0 win over the champions. but that said, some people think that APR haven't done anything yet to suggest they can eliminate TP Mazembe from the Orange Champions League.

It's been so long since Amahoro stadium was as full as it was for yesterday's historical clash between Rwanda's champions APR and DR Congo's African club champions, TP Mazembe. Without wondering so much, you could tell by the large masses that turned out how important this game meant not only to both sets of fans but also to the two countries basing on their history.

You could say it's something that we're used to but the President of the Republic, Paul Kagame was among the full capacity crowd inside the 25,000-seater Amahoro stadium, which obviously added more significance to the occasion.

Not very often or everywhere that a President turns up to watch a club football game.

The visitors had a following of about a quarter of the crowd inside the stadium, including their club president Moise Katumbi, Despite being inevitably overly outnumbered by the home fans, it was the visiting fans who made the most noise throughout the match-you could mistake them for the locals!

Unlike the boring home fans, who as always cheered only when an APR player did one little dummy here and there or had a sniff on goal, Mazembe fans, at least those close to where I was sitting, sung from first whistle to the final, even when their team conceded an 88th minute killer goal.

Maybe, it was the confidence they have in their team that made them sing and kept believing, even in added time that an equalizer would come from somewhere but it didn't .and they kept believing even at full time.

"One goal is nothing, you (APR) haven't done anything to suggest you've eliminated us, we shall beat you in Kinshasa, we have our four goals there, so don't celebrate yet .." an unidentified visiting Mazembe fan told whoever cared to listen as we came out of Amahoro.

He wasn't or isn't alone in this school of thought, there are very many who share his sentiments regardless of which team they support, and until APR go to Kinshasa or Lubumbashi or wherever else the return match will be played and get a result there, they can't afford to rest on their laurels.

On the field of play yesterday, the Black of White of Rwanda matched their Congolese rivals stride for stride, at times especially in the second period, APR even looked better on the ball than their more celebrated opponents. At some point, you couldn't see any difference between the two teams.

The champions had their spells in the game as their quality showed whenever they had the ball, especially with their inspirational skipper Tressor Mputu in possession.

Seeing him for the first playing for 90 minutes, I was impressed with what I saw; the man deserves the praise he gets. He's the heartbeat of TP Mazembe, almost every ball going for the attack goes through him.He's that good.

Now I understand why the DR Congo international gets the $10.000 monthly wages in addition to other benefits.

Someone told me, he was the main reason Amahoro was that full. Everyone wanted to see the next big thing in African football live in action. And without playing to his full potential, Mputu didn't disappoint those who paid their hard earned cash to see him play.

Deserved victory

Why can't APR play like this every time they step on the field, be it in the local league or on the continent? How many teams would come here and get a result if the "bikonas" were playing with the same determination as they did against Mazembe? Not very many, I'd assume.

Erik Paske's side didn't allow to be intimated by the occasion of facing the reigning African champions, and credit to them for standing up to the plate against the best team on the continent, which has a reported annual budget of $10 millions.

I don't know how much APR operates on but am sure it doesn't reach $1M, nonetheless skipper Patrick Mafisango was as good as anyone in Mazembe team yesterday.

He was my man of the match. Maybe he had something to prove to Mazembe, and if that was the case, then his performance on APR left wing didn't do his cause any harm.

Last Sunday, I predicted a narrow home win and a heavy away defeat for the ten-time Rwandan champions, and at the halfway mark, nothing has changed. Whether it was complacency on the part of Mazembe or not, I surely expected more from them than what I saw.

APR fans believe in their team's away form in this competition and they'll be thinking of a good result in Kinshasa or Lubumbashi but like that Mazembe fan said, one goal might just not be enough as the holders will throw everything in APR's face in the return leg, and there they might just be a different team.

[Ilunga]

Encore le journal du Rwanda, "New Vision"...qui qualifie cette victoire de l'APR d'historique et dit que ça va booster le fotball local pcq ça montre qu'ils sont dans la bonne direction..."Congratulations to APR for making the country proud". Carrément...
kie kie kie kie kie...C'est bien...




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Rwanda: APR's Win Over TP Mazembe Good for Local Football
21 March 2010

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Kigali — APR's victory over the reigning African champions, TP Mazembe, shows that Rwandan football is heading in the right direction.

Although the victory did come as a surprise to the Mazembe fans, it was a thoroughly deserved one due to the players' hard work and determination as well as the support of the Rwandan fans. The historical win shows that in football, everything is possible.

This was the first loss for Africa's champions since their ill-fated participation in the Fifa World Club Championships where they never won a single game.

The victory will go a long way to restore hope among Rwandans who had stopped watching football due to the pain they experienced due to disappointing performances by the national team, Amavubi Stars, during the 2010 World Cup and Africa Nations Cup qualifiers.

Before this round, APR had ejected Angola's Recreativo de Libolo on a 3-2 goal aggregate.


APR Football Club have proved that they can do the job home and or away, therefore, following Saturday's historical win over a team regarded as the best on the African continent, there is hope the Rwandan champions can get a good result in the return leg in Lubumbashi in two weeks' time.

If APR can beat the best team in Africa, it's a sign that Rwandan football has taken a considerable stride to development, and if the current team is nurtured well, then it means a few years from now, our clubs will be able to command respect on the continental scene.

Regardless of Saturday's win, Rwandans should have faith in their teams, be it clubs or national, by offering their support regularly.

Congratulations to APR for making the country proud.