Africa-Press – Angola. Norberto’s lone goal, signed in the first half, this second, led Santa Rita de Cássia do Uíge to Girabola 2022/2023, by defeating Lândana FC de Cabinda, at Estádio do Tafe, in a game for the conclusion of the 10th round of Group A, of the qualifying tournament.
The Catholics of Uíge return to the National Championship of the I Division of football for the fifth time. The team from the old Vila de Carmona, which remains undefeated in the competition, with a record of eight victories and has 24 points.
With the defeat, the “Cabindenses” remain in third position with ten points and one game less, thanks to three wins, an equal number of defeats and a draw. They scored ten goals and conceded 12 goals.
The province of Uíge thus once again has a representative in the main football level, a year after Santa Rita’s last presence in the biggest competition of king sport in the country.
Founded on August 29, 2015, the club made its debut at Girabola in 2017, against four-time champion Recreativo do Libolo, on February 10.
Game Overdue
Also for the same group, on Thursday, ASK Dragão do Uíge will face Lândana, at 15:00, at Estádio 4 de Janeiro, in a match to adjust the schedule for the eighth round. ASK occupies the second position with 14 points. RSD Guelson FC is in 4th position with seven points, followed by Nzaji FC (5th, 6 points), Mpatu a Ponta (6th, 1 point) and Estrela FC do Nóqui (7th, 0).
On the 10th of this month, the matches of the 11th round will be played, namely, Mpatu to Ponta-Nzaji FC, Santa Rita de Cássia-ASK Dragão do Uíge and RSD Guelson FC-Lândana.
For Group B, the 10th round matches will be played on the 9th simultaneously from 15:00, in view of the leaders’ pretensions to stamp the pass for next season’s Girabola.
Mundo Verde and Malanje Sporting Clube decide the pass in the last round, which includes the following challenges: Mundo Verde-JDM do Dala and Baixa de Cassanje-Malanje. Benguela school off. Mundo Verde and Malanje share the leadership of the Group with 13 points.
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