Round Up of Ghanaian players in the CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup

The CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup continued this week with the second round of the group stages.

Ghanaian forward John Antwi scored as Pyramids FC thumped FC Nouadhibou 6-0 on Sunday.

GHANAsoccernet.com come up with a wrap of Ghanaian performers in the two continental competitions.

CAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

ZAKARIA MUMUNI was introduced in the game in the 76th minute for AS Vita Club when they suffered a 1-0 defeat at home on Friday at the Stade des Martyrs in Kinshasa.

Midfielder KWAME BONSU lasted 59 minutes as holders Espérance de Tunis recorded their second win in the group stage by beating Algerian side JS Kabylie 1-0 at the Stade Olympique de Radès on Friday.

Stalwart defender INUSAH MUSAH played full throttle of the game for Petro Atletico in their 1-1 draw against USM Alger.

ISAAC MENSAH was substituted in the 86th minute for the Angolan giants on Saturday at the Estadio 11 de Novembro in Luanda.

CAF CONFEDERATION CUP

KEVIN OWUSU AMOH was an unused substitute when Zambian side Zanaco FC shared the spoils with Moroccan outfit RS Berkane at the National Heroes Stadium in Lusaka on Sunday.

DANIEL DARKWAH put in a 90 minutes shift to help Enyimba International FC record their first win of the group stage as they saw off FC San Pedro of Ivory Coast with a 1-0 victory on Sunday.

Midfielder MOHAMMED SAABA GARIBA also enjoyed the entire duration of the game for the Ivorians at the Enyimba Stadium in Aba.

NANA BONSU was on the bench when his side Enugu Rangers FC were humbled by Egyptian side Al Masry SC with a 4-2 scoreline in Port Said on Sunday.

GODFRED ASANTE lasted all minutes of the game for Horoya AC in their 3-0 victory over Libyan side Al-Nasr SC on Sunday.

SEBE BAFFOUR KYEI also lasted all 90 minutes and assisted the third goal for Horoya AC.

ENOCK ATTA AGYEI joined the game in the 68th minute for the Guineans as he replaced Nigerien international Mohammed Djibo Wonkoye.

HUDU YAKUBU was an unused substitute for the Guinean champions in Conakry.

JOHN ANTWI was among the scorers for rampant Pyramids FC as they thrashed Mauritanian giants FC Nouadhibou by 6-0 at the 30 June Air Defence Stadium in Cairo on Sunday.