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Power Dynamos back in business

A WIN at last for Power Dynamos in the Champions Group stage as the Kitwe side have beaten Nigerian side Rivers United at the Godwill Akapabio Stadium in Uyo. Defender Kondwani Chiboni’s 50th minute strike from a Prince Mumba pass was enough for Power to…

Power Dynamos back in business

Picture: Mwebantu

A WIN at last for Power Dynamos in the Champions Group stage as the Kitwe side have beaten Nigerian side Rivers United at the Godwill Akapabio Stadium in Uyo.

Defender Kondwani Chiboni’s 50th minute strike from a Prince Mumba pass was enough for Power to record their maiden win in the Group stage.

The win has kept Power in the chase for a place in the quarterfinals of the Champions League with two games left before the close of the group stage.

Power’s chances were enhances by RS Berkane’s 3-0 loss to Egyptian side FC Pyramids who have all but guaranteed their passage to the last eight.

Power are third in Group A with four points, three behind Berkane who hold the first qualification place.

They return to the pitch next week when they host Barkane in a must win encounter before wrapping up the group stage on 13th February in Egypt.

(Mwebantu, Monday, 2nd Februray, 2026)

Source: Mwebantu — Read more

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