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Rivers United’s Stanley Eguma Cites Lack of Competitive Games In CAF Confederation Cup Draw

Rivers United’s technical adviser, Stanley Eguma, has acknowledged that a lack of competitive matches affected their performance in the goalless draw against Etoile Filante during the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup’s second round.

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Despite the challenges, Eguma commended his players for their efforts on the field, SPORTS247.NG have gathered.

In a match that ended without goals, Rivers United managed to hold their hosts, Etoile of Burkina Faso, to a stalemate. Eguma emphasized that while their performance wasn’t at 100 percent, he praised the players for their dedication and resolve.

Eguma pointed out that the limited opportunities for competitive play had an impact on their performance. However, he underlined that their tactical plans held firm, allowing them to dominate the game and create more scoring opportunities.

He expressed confidence that as they refine their tactics through further work and preparation, goals will inevitably come.

Playing at home holds special significance for Rivers United, as Eguma described it as their fortress. He expressed hope that their fans would come out in full force to provide support and encouragement, emphasizing the role of passionate fan support in boosting the team’s performance.

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Acknowledging that this is a new team, Eguma expressed the desire for the fans to rally behind them. He ended on an optimistic note, stating their intention to cap off the home fixture with a victory in front of their dedicated supporters.

The draw in Burkina Faso sets the stage for an exciting return leg, where Rivers United will aim to leverage their home advantage and secure progression in the CAF Confederation Cup.