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Aheebwa Not Heroic Enough To Spur KCCA By DENIS BBOSA KCCA needed a hero. They had one. Only that he was only a near-hero. Striker Brian Aheebwa scored a sublime hat-trick as KCCA defeated AS Kigali 3-1 in the first round second leg Caf Confederations Cup fixture at St. Mary’s Stadium in Kitende yesterday. However KCCA bowed out on away goals rule having lost the first leg 2-0 by forfeiture away in Kigali, Rwanda. KCCA failed to raise the required 15 players as per Caf requirements amid failure to pass the Covid-19 tests that left them with only 13 players. In such a hole, they needed perfection and Aheebwa’s perfect start made them believe. “Aheebwa did his job. I don’t demand anything from him but the other players supporting him,” said KCCA coach Mike Mutebi said.He added; “ We could have scored five. Good for Aheebwa that he is scoring on the continent and it is good for the club.”Recruited from Mbarara City, Aheebwa has scored four goals in one match this season - against Onduparaka. He has 10 in five matches. Flawless! His first goal inside one minute at St Mary’s Stadium, Kitende yesterday was a poacher’s finish, pouncing on a dropping ball to thunder home the opener.The on 40 minutes, he finished a clever interplay initiated by youngster Kizza Bukenya on the right before pin-pointing the ball past AS Kigali custodian for his third on 76 minutes. Two Worlds Apart. AS Kigali players thanks the footballing gods after overcoming Aheebwa’s hattrick onslaught. So impressive was Aheebwa that he could have added fourth in added three minutes - a ‘mini riot’ by fans could be in the offing if he is not on the next plane to Cameroon to join the Chan preparing Uganda Cranes contingent. Advertisement Hakizima Muhadgiri scored the visitors penalty on 49 minutes that doubled KCCA’ s task. “The fact that we didn’t play the first leg affected us in the first half,” Kigali coach Eric Ndayishimiye told Daily Monitor. “We knew KCCA was going to attack but we looked for one chance to attack. We knew KCCA have the ability to score four goals.” The Rwandan side are now 180 minutes away from the lucrative group stages while KCCA are left to rue another missed opportunity in Caf. CAF CONFEDERATION CUPKCCA 3-1 AS KigaliAS Kigali advance on away goals rule after both tied 3-3 on aggregate [email protected] Four Imprisoned Burundi Journalists Convicted On ‘terrorism’ Charges Granted Presidential Pardon President of Burundi Evariste Ndayishimiye Thursday pardoned four journalists who were imprisoned for “attempting to undermine state security.” The Head of the Information and Communications Division for the Office of the President, Willy Nyamitwe, tweeted Thursday that Ndayishimiye “has favorably responded” to a letter from journalists Agnès Ndirubusa, Christine Kamikazi, Egide Harerimana, and Térence Mpozenzi requesting a presidential pardon. In October of last year all four journalists were working for the Iwacu Journal and reported on violent clashes between rebels and security forces. After their coverage of the conflicct they were arrested in Musigati, a town in the Bubanza province, and sentenced to two years and six months in prison. They were also each required to pay a fine of one million Burundian francs. The journalists’ imprisonment attracted significant attention from many human rights organizations. Following their sentencing earlier this year, Amnesty International said that it believes that the journalists were “being persecuted simply for doing their legitimate work as journalists.” One year after their arrest, 65 organizations publicly called for their release. Before their pardon the group served 430 days in prison. Did you know that about 30 percent of charitable giving happens in December?It’s an important month for nonprofits like JURIST that rely on donor support. Your gift of $50, $100, $200, or $500 will help JURIST to keep its legal news and commentary free and accessible to a worldwide public. Thanks for your support! DONATE NOW Pressure? KCCA Taking None Of It KCCA are mandated to produce one of their most memorable comebacks to overturn a 2-0 first-leg deficit against Rwanda’s AS Kigali this afternoon at St Mary’s Stadium, Kitende. That first leg was called off after KCCA failed to raise the required 15 players at kick-off as the Covid-19 pandemic depleted their team. Even then, few people give the visitors much hope of progressing even after being granted a sizeable advantage two weeks ago in Caf Confederation Cup first round tie. It may as well come down to pedigree as KCC have been to the group stages of this competition and its more illustrious brother – the Caf Champions League – and are near-perfect at home. Full of belief Nonetheless, AS Kigali boss Eric Ndayishimiye urged his players to keep believing, and desist from complacency that could allow the hosts back into contention. Apart from injured John Revita and Julius Poloto, KCCA gaffer Mike Mutebi has all his best team and is expected to parade an offensive first eleven. “Our game plan has never diverted away from attacking football, expect that and more when we meet (AS) Kigali. We will not be under pressure to score in the early stages but goals must rain,” Mutebi stressed. With skipper Charles Lukwago in goal and Denis Iguma, Herbert Achai, Peter Magambo and Samuel Kato offering cover, KCCA will be hoping to lock out the Kigali attack. It’s in midfield where Mutebi has a puzzle. He must find a way of complementing the guile of Gift Ali, Keziron Kizito and Bright Anukani, and the work ethic of Loro Mazengo and Ashraf Mugume. Forwards Brian Aheebwa and Sam Ssenyonjo will be demanded to replicate their league form on the continent. The pair have combined for 12 goals in five games despite KCCA’s faltering start. Ready for war Aheebwa, KCCA’s four-goal haul in the 8-0 drubbing of Onduparaka, recruited from Mbarara City at the start of the season, is prepared to seize this moment. “These are the levels I have been waiting for to challenge myself,” he said. To get here, AS Kigali eliminated Botswana’s Orapa United on away goals rule in the preliminary round. Their star men are Aboubakar Lawal, Hassan Karera and Emery Bayisenge. A place before the final round of group stages beckons. CONFEDERATION CUP FIXTURE Today 4pm - Caf Tie First Round, 2nd Leg KCCA vs. AS Kigali AS Kigali lead 2-0 Venue: St. Mary’s Stadium-Kitende

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