Dare Ojo's 58th minute strike wasn't enough to save Nigeria's Enyimba FC from outright defeat, as Mamelodi Sundowns beat Paul Aigbogun's men in South Africa on Wednesday.
Leonard Castro put the home side in front in the 42nd minute of the Group B clash in South Africa, while Dare Ojo cancelled Castro's goal in the 58th minute strike.
The home side got the winner 12 minutes from time through Wayne Arendse, who converted a well
taken cross on the edge of the six-yard box to get back to winning ways, after their first victory over ES Setif eleven days ago was cancelled due to the violent character of the Tunisian during their 2-0 loss to the South African side.
The Nigeria topflight defending champions have now lost their first two games in the group, following their 1-0 loss at home to five time champions, Zamalek earlier in the month.
The Paul Aigbogun's men are now condemned to win their next two CAF champions league games with wide goal margins to get a chance to progress to the next level of the championship they won back to back in 2003 and 2004.
Leonard Castro put the home side in front in the 42nd minute of the Group B clash in South Africa, while Dare Ojo cancelled Castro's goal in the 58th minute strike.
The home side got the winner 12 minutes from time through Wayne Arendse, who converted a well
taken cross on the edge of the six-yard box to get back to winning ways, after their first victory over ES Setif eleven days ago was cancelled due to the violent character of the Tunisian during their 2-0 loss to the South African side.
The Nigeria topflight defending champions have now lost their first two games in the group, following their 1-0 loss at home to five time champions, Zamalek earlier in the month.
The Paul Aigbogun's men are now condemned to win their next two CAF champions league games with wide goal margins to get a chance to progress to the next level of the championship they won back to back in 2003 and 2004.
Mamelodi Sundowns Down Enyimba In South Africa
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