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Medeama recorded their second straight draw in the CAF Confederations Cup with a 1-1 draw against Young Africans in Der Es Salaam.
Unlike their two previouus away games in the competiton, Medeama were pegged back early on in the game when Donald Ngomo Dombo opened the scoring for the hosts.
This did not deter the Ghanaian side who found the equaliser through striker Bernard Ofori in the 19th minute.
The game failed to produce another goal after the 19th minute with both sides missing chances.
The result leaves Medeama with a chance of qualifying for the semifinals. The Yellow and Mauves are third with two points, one less than second placed MO Bejaia who have a game in hand against TP Mazembe.
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