Young Africans delivered a commanding performance to secure a convincing 4–0 victory over CFFA in the second round of the CAF Champions League.
The Tanzanian giants eventually overwhelmed their opponents after a competitive opening period, scoring four goals to take firm control of the tie.
The breakthrough arrived in the 40th minute when Cheik Touré found the back of the net to give Young Africans a crucial lead heading into halftime.
Young Africans returned from the break with renewed intensity and quickly put the contest beyond CFFA’s reach. Albert Kangwane doubled the advantage in the 48th minute before Yahya Abbas struck seven minutes later to make it 3–0.
The visitors continued their attacking onslaught, with Maxi Nzenge adding a fourth goal in the 59th minute to complete an impressive spell of dominance.
Three goals in an 11-minute period after the restart underlined Young Africans’ attacking efficiency and their ability to capitalise on their opponents’ defensive struggles.
The emphatic victory gives Young Africans a significant advantage in the second-round encounter as they pursue progress in Africa’s premier club competition.
