Without three players, namely, Lama (goalkeeper), Manuel (defender) and Ze Calanga (striker), the Petro of Luanda have travelled today to Ghana, where they will play on Saturday, in Kumasi, against the local Ashanti Kotoko, for the third round match of group A of the African Confederation Cup (CAF).
According to the Angolan National Sport radio, the Brazilian coach, at the service of Petro, Antonio Clemente, left here the goalkeeper, by choice, the striker, due to family matters and the defender, for being injured in the right leg.
All teams of group A, such as Petro of Luanda (Angola), Ashanti Kotoko (Ghana), Enugu Rangers (Nigeria) and El Hilal (Sudan), have three points each.
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