Home Sports News Enyimba Ready To Challenge Wydad Casablanca In African Football League Quarter-Final Clash

Enyimba Ready To Challenge Wydad Casablanca In African Football League Quarter-Final Clash

In a fervent display of confidence and determination, Eze Ekwutoziam, former Rahimo of Burkina Faso star, has voiced Enyimba’s unwavering belief in their ability to face Moroccan giants Wydad Casablanca in the inaugural African Football League (AFL) quarter-final clash.

Read Also: Nasarawa United Kick Off Pre-Season with Victory Over KCD Academy

The 2-time African champions, Enyimba, are gearing up to take on the 3-time African champions, Wydad, in a two-legged quarter-final showdown.

The first leg of this highly anticipated encounter will unfold at the iconic Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo on Sunday, with Enyimba embracing their role as underdogs.

Ekwutoziam, however, exudes optimism and insists that his side is well-prepared to take on the reigning CAF Champions League winners.

In his spirited assessment, Ekwutoziam emphasized the unpredictability of football, stating, “It’s football,” as he expressed his unwavering confidence in his team’s capabilities. He firmly believes that Enyimba is fully equipped to eliminate Wydad Casablanca over the course of two legs.

“The team is in good shape now, trying to put things in order, and I believe come Sunday, and even in the away fixture, we’re going to put in a good fight against them,” he declared.

Recognizing the magnitude of the challenge posed by Wydad, a football giant in African football, Ekwutoziam acknowledged that Enyimba faces an uphill battle.

However, he underlined the dedication and hard work of the Enyimba squad, stressing their relentless efforts to prepare for this monumental clash.

“We’ll make them realize that we are the best in Nigeria and West Africa. So, we are fine and good to go,” Ekwutoziam proclaimed with conviction.

Other News: FG Distributes Food Items To Internally Displaced Persons In Kwara

 The second leg of this quarter-final showdown is scheduled for October 25 at the formidable Stade Mohamed V in Casablanca, Morocco.

The aggregate winners of these two legs will secure their place in the highly lucrative African Football League semi-finals, setting the stage for a potential continental football spectacle.

Enyimba’s resolute spirit and Ekwutoziam’s confidence indicate that a thrilling and closely contested encounter is on the horizon, promising football enthusiasts an exciting battle between two continental heavyweights.