Medeama holds the second spot in the table with one win, one draw, and one defeat in three CAF Champions League games, accumulating 4 points.
The Mauve and Yellow are only one point behind the leaders, setting the stage for a closely contested group.
Facing Young Africans in Kumasi, both teams understood the significance of the match, especially for Yanga, who had only one point from two games. The draw secured by Yanga in Kumasi could prove pivotal for their journey to the knockout phase, even though it's early in the competition.
Medeama's coach, Evans Adotey, remains optimistic about his team's chances, stating, "We can also beat them in their backyard, don’t write us off." Adotey emphasized the uncertainty in football and expressed confidence that Medeama can secure at least a point in Tanzania.
The 27th-minute penalty by Sowah was matched by an equalizer from Ivorian international Zouzoua in the 36th minute. The upcoming clash in Tanzania is anticipated to be a crucial encounter, with both teams eager to secure a victory.
Group D is now wide open, as all four teams have a chance to qualify, especially after Al Ahly's failure to beat Belouislzdad (0-0) in the all-North African Derby in Cairo.
