Mouloudia achieves a crushing victory over Ngielik with five goals and qualifies to face Nigerian Rangers.

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Algeria's Mouloudia Crush Niger's Ngiilik 5-0 to Advance Against Nigeria's Rangers

Mouloudia of Algiers secured their place in the second qualifying round of the CAF Champions League on Saturday, defeating Niger's Ngiilik 5-0 at the Ali Labounet Stadium in El Madania during the second leg of the first preliminary round.

The first leg in Niger ended in a goalless draw, giving Mouloudia the advantage of playing at home in the return match, where they dominated and delivered an impressive attacking display that culminated in a comprehensive victory.

Coach Khaled Ben Yahia's players entered the match with a clear determination to qualify early, achieving this in the 17th minute when Konate opened the scoring, giving his team a crucial advantage and delighting the fans who filled the stands of Ali Ammar Stadium.

The Nigerian team attempted to respond, but Mouloudia maintained their lead, doubling it in the 68th minute with an own goal that made the path to qualification easier for the hosts.

Mouloudia did not stop at two goals; they continued their offensive pressure in the second half, scoring the third goal in the 76th minute through Bangoura. Just two minutes later, Boukhlada added the fourth goal as Ngiilik's defense crumbled, before Ndumoi capped off the scoring with the fifth goal in the 82nd minute.

Thus, Mouloudia finished the match with a resounding 5-0 victory, confirming their superiority over the two legs after the first match ended in a draw.

With this victory, Mouloudia of Algiers secures their spot in the second qualifying round of the CAF Champions League, having overcome Ngiilik by a significant margin, marking a strong start to their continental campaign.

All eyes now turn to the second qualifying round, where Mouloudia faces a new and more challenging task in their quest to reach the group stage against Nigeria's Enugu Rangers, who advanced at the expense of Benin's USSS Kraké.