Simba has done brutality in Tunis after getting the first historic victory in Arab land by beating CS Sfaxien of Tunisia with a score of 1-0.
The only goal in the 34th minute, scored by Jean Charles Ahoua, also enabled Simba to get their first away win in the African Confederation Cup this season.
Simba got the win at the Olympique Hammadi Agrebi Stadium, in Tunis, bringing it to nine points from the four matches it has played so far in Group A and putting itself in a good position to secure a ticket to the quarter-finals, as it now needs only three points in two matches. which they have.
The matches are against Bravos do Maquis of Angola, which will be played away this weekend and CS Constantine of Algeria, which will be played on January 19 in Dar es Salaam.
Playing in a stadium with no fans due to the hosts being punished by CAF for what they did in the first game at home against Constantine, Simba dominated for 90 minutes hitting the ball a lot, although they failed to use the chances they created.
Despite the hosts playing with discipline and using surprise attacks, but the hard wall of Simba under the central defenders, Abdulrazack Hamza and Fondoh Che Malone and goalkeeper Moussa Camara, made the game sweet.
However, it was Simba who got the only goal scored technically by Ahoua in the 34th minute receiving a sweet pass from Leonel Ateba and shooting in front of the Sfaxien defender and hitting the goalkeeper Aymen Dahmen.
That was Ahoua's second goal in the tournament after scoring against Bravos in a 1-0 victory in Dar es Salaam.
