CAF Confederations Cup: Warri Wolves Trash Racing Bobo Dioulasso In Warri

Warri Wolves On Saturday Evening Confirmed Their Readiness To Make To Make An Impact In The Caf Confederation Cup When They Thrashed Visiting Racing Bobo Dioulasso By Three Goals To Nothing.

National U-23 Player Oghenekaro Etebo Opened The Flood Gate of Goals In The 31St Minute And The First Half Ended On That Note.

Warri Wolves team before their first leg match against Racing De Bobo FC photo credit Moses Etu

Osadiaye Joseph Increased The Tally In The 62nd Minute With A Beatiful Goal While Omoforman Freedom Netted The Third Goal In The 71St Minute In The Match Watched By Coach Samson Siasia And Newly appointed Delta State Football Chairman Austin Jay Jay Okocha Who Sat With Nff President, Amaju Pinnick.

Wolves had earlier won the first leg away from home when Abu Azeez scored in the 84th minute to give the Nigerian side a vital away victory.

Warri Wolves Will Now Meet The Winner of the match Between Cote’dor Of Seychelles And Dedebit Of Ethiopia.

WARRI WOLVES TO PLAY ON SATURDAY

The second leg of the CAF Confederation cracker between Warri Wolves and Racing Bobo Dioulasso earlier fixed for Sunday, 1st March has been moved back by a day and will now hold on the 28th, February at the Warri City Stadium.

In a similar development, a 29 man delegation from the visiting team will arrive Warri on Thursday from Burkina Faso for the match which promises to be exciting and explosive with Warri Wolves having a slight advantage of winning the first leg by a lone goal Immediately after the first leg in Dioulasso, Racing Bobo FC officials had promised to turn the table in Warri and to see to their dream, a 2 man advanced team arrived Warri on Tuesday to prepare grounds for the team’s arrival.

“The match will hold on Saturday which is the 28th of February even though our normal day of playing our home matches is Sunday but there is no cause for alarm We are really ready for them because after the match in Dioulasso, they promised to turn the table in Warri, so we are not taking them for granted.

They have a good team. A 29 man delegation will arrive Warri on Thursday and on Saturday, all things being equal, the match will take place. 2 of their staff arrived Warri on Tuesday to begin preparations for their arrival and that shows they are serious. We want the fans to come in thousands and make the stadium uncomfortable for them with their noise and support. Hopefully, with the level of preparation, we will scale through. said Etu Moses who is the Media Manager of the team