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Finals 
2nd leg

TP Mazembe vs SuperSport United 0:0

 

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DR Congo's TP Mazembe hold SuperSport United to a 0:0 draw in the second leg of the African Confederation Cup 2017

TP Mazembe got the draw they needed at SuperSport United as they successfully defended the African Confederation Cup

Congolese giants TP Mazembe held out for a goalless draw in the second leg of the African Confederation Cup final in a cold and rainy Atteridgeville on Saturday to overcome South Africa's SuperSport United and successfully defend their crown.

Both teams finished with 10 men at the end of a tempestuous tie which Mazembe won 2-1 on aggregate, after home success in the first leg in Lubumbashi last Sunday.

It means Mazembe win a continental title for the third successive year after taking the 2015 Champions League as well.

 

 

 

25 Nov 2017
(BBC Sport, Pretoria by Mark Gleeson)

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