We take a weekly wrap of how some of our foreign-based stars performed in league and continental action.
=TANZANIA
Simba were away in Niger on CAF Confederation Cup duty where they drew 1-1 with USGN in Niamey on Sunday.
Midfielder Rally Bwalya did not make the travelling party for Simba who lead Group D on 4 points, one point more than RSB Berkane and ASEC while USGN are bottom on 1 point.
=DRC
TP Mazembe suffered their first Group C loss in the CAF Confederation Cup on Sunday in Alexandria where they were beaten 2-0 away El Masry.
Defender Tandi Mwape played the full 90 minutes for Mazembe who are second on 3 points behind Masry who lead on 4 points.
Kabaso Chongo missed the trip due to a muscle injury he sustained in Mazembe’s opening Group fixture on February 13 when they beat Otoho d’Oyo of Congo-Brazzaville 1-0 at home in Lubumbashi.
=SOUTH AFRICA
Mamelodi Sundowns: Kennedy Mweene was on the bench in Saturdays CAF Champions League 0-0 away draw against El Merreikh of Sudan in Cairo.
Sundowns top Group A on 4 points while Al Ahly, El Merreikh and Al Hilal are tied on 1 point each.
-Amazulu: Augustine Mulenga played the full 90 minutes in Friday’s CAF Champions League Group B 1-0 home win over Guinea giants Horoya.
Mulenga’s assist led to the goal that handed Amazulu the home win and their first 3 points in Group B where they are second and three points behind Raja Casablanca of Morocco.
ES Setif of Algeria have 3 points while Horoya are bottom on zero points after two rounds played.
=ENGLAND
-Leicester City: Striker Patson Daka started for Leicester in Sunday’s 2-1 away loss at Wolves but was not on target and later substituted in the 73rd minute.
-Brighton: Enock Mwepu remains sidelined with an injury for a month now and missed Brighton’s 3-0 home loss to Burnley on Saturday.
=SCOTLAND
Striker Fashion Sakala came on in the 58th minute but didn’t score for the defending champions Rangers in Sundays 1-1 away draw at fifth positioned Dundee United.
Rangers stay second behind arch-foes Celtic on 63 and 66 points respectively.
