Seeking revenge for their only defeat in the campaign, the Still Believe lads now lead the group with 12 points, followed closely by Tunisia’s Club Africain and Rivers United of Nigeria.

Coach Karim Zito’s guidance has proven instrumental as Dreams FC aims for a coveted spot in the quarter-finals, displaying resilience and quality in their impressive debut season.

The journey continues, with fans optimistic about the team’s potential success when they take on Nigeria’s Rivers United next Sunday in Nigeria.

Abdul Karim Zito’s side have now scored 10 goals in the competition and conceded 5 in the process, winning all four games and losing just once in the group.