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TP Mazembe midfielder Solomon Asante says his side will make amends by wining CAF Confederation Cup following their failure to progress to the group stage of the CAF Champions League.Mazembe who were eliminated from the Champions League by South African side Orlando Pirates have been drawn with Liga Maculmana of Mozambique in the final qualifying round.The four-time African champions will now have to make the most of this competition to appease their fans according to Solomon Asante."The fans are disappointed but that is football, we have to put that behind us and concentrate on the CAF Confederation Cup,'' Asante told Joy sports“We have to be well prepared because our target now is to win the confederations cup to bring back the smiles to the Mazembe fans and the people of Congo."We will just put our disappointment of not making it in the Champions league behind and concentrate on the confederations cup."
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