A former PSL player has become the first African manager in history to win a UEFA Champions League match.
African Manager Makes History In Europe
Ex-Moroka Swallows goalkeeper Emmanuel Ndubuisi Egbo is the first African football coach to manage in the Champions League, and has gotten off to a great start.
The Nigerian's Tirana secured a 2-0 victory over Dinamo Tbilisi in their first qualifying match in Europe on Wednesday, thanks to goals from Augustin Torassa and Ernest Muci.
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This match was the Albanian side's first competitive game since the beginning of the month, while Dinamo went into the clash having played 10 games in the 2020-21 Georgian top-flight.
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Ahead of the game, Ego expressed his concern at his opponents' impressive form, though his team appeared to benefit from having fresh legs.
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