Coton Sport football team (the club's official Facebook page)
Tanzania's Young Africans and Cameroon's Coton Sport sealed smooth progress to the African Champions League round of 32 on Saturday.
Although Young Africans could only draw 1-1 at home to Ngaya Club of Comoros in the second leg of the preliminary round, they strolled into the next round with a 6-2 aggregate win following a comprehensive victory in the first leg.
Zamir Mohamed gave Ngaya a glimmer of hope after opening the scoring on 20 minutes but Mwinyi Mngwali struck two minutes before the break to kill off their hopes.
Coton Sport, Champions League runners-up in 2008, secured an easy 4-1 away win over South Sudan's Atlabara to advance with a 6-1 aggregate victory.
Zambia's Zanaco, who played out a goalless draw at home to Rwanda's APR in the first leg, also qualified for the round of 32 when they secured a 1-0 away victory.
Taonga Bwembya netted what proved to be the winner just after the quarter-hour mark.
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