Here is the CAF Confederation Cup wrap

Gor Mahia FC played the last 35 minutes against USM Alger with a man down but still put a brave display as they played out to a barren draw to pick their second point in the CAF Confederation Cup group phase.

Defender Joash Onyango was red-carded on 55 minutes for a second bookable offence but their Algerian opponents failed to use their numerical advantage under wet conditions at the Kasarani Stadium on Wednesday.

The other match in Group D, between bottom club Young Africans of Tanzania and Rayon Sports of Rwanda in Dar es Salaam, also finished goalless.

African rookies Aduana Stars of Ghana came from behind three times to snatch a stoppage-time 3-3 draw with Raja Casablanca of Morocco.

Mahmoud Benhalib twice and Lema Mabidi put Raja in front only for Aduana to level through goals from Oba Ikama, Caleb Amankwah and Nathaniel Asamoah.

Asamoah scored on 95 minutes to earn Stars a first point in Group A after they fell 1-0 away to ASEC Mimosas of the Ivory Coast in the opening series of mini-league matches.

Aduana against Raja appeared a mismatch on paper with the Ghanaians playing African group-phase football for the first time while regular campaigners Raja have won five CAF titles.

In the same group, V Club of the Democratic Republic of Congo recovered from conceding an early goal to beat ASEC 3-1 in Kinshasa and take ownership of top place.

Gbagnon Badie converted a 19th-minute penalty for the Abidjan outfit and they retained the lead until half-time.

But V Club were a transformed team in the second half with Emmanuel Ngudikama scoring twice before a Glody Muzinga goal put the outcome beyond doubt.

The match pitted former African champions against each other with V Club triumphant in 1973 and ASEC in 1998.

It was a great day for Congolese clubs with CARA from neighbouring Congo Brazzaville scoring three goals in five minutes to whip Enyimba of Nigeria 3-0 in Group C.

Racine Louamba triggered the goal blitz with a 14th-minute strike and Cabwey Kivutuka and Dicha Liema were the others scorers.

CARA are a formidable force in Brazzaville with this surprisingly easy victory their fourth in a row in the second-tier African club competition this season.

This match was another between former African champions with CARA winning in 1974 and Enyimba in 2003 and 2004, making them one of only three clubs to successfully defend the title.

Williamsville of the Ivory Coast lead the mini-league by one point from CARA after coming from behind in Bamako to force a 1-1 draw with 2012 Confederation Cup runners-up Djoliba of Mali.

Ayoub el Kaabi confirmed his status as one of the most prolific scorers in Africa by netting twice to earn Renaissance Berkane of Morocco a 2-0 Group C win away to UD Songo of Mozambique.

He scored a record nine goals this year in helping hosts Morocco win the African Nations Championship and has now claimed six Confederation Cup goals.

El Kaabi broke the deadlock on 64 minutes in Indian Ocean port city Beira and added a second goal one minute from time.

It was the second successive victory for Berkane and the second straight loss for fellow group-phase newcomers Songo.

Berkane lead by two points from Al Masry of Egypt, who drew 1-1 away to an Al Hilal of Sudan side that had to play 65 minutes with 10 men after El Tahir Hassan was sent off.