MTN Elite One: Aigle Menoua Maintains Lead

D ay 3 matches of the MTN Elite One Championship were played in stadiums across the country on No­ vember 1, 2026. All seven sche­ duled matches were effectively played, with just one draw recorded. A total of 22 goals were scored, depicting a high-scoring match­ day. At the end of the day, Aigle Royal de la Menoua maintained its top spot on the standings with seven points and a goal difference of +8, earned from two wins and one draw. The club from the West Re­ gion recorded its second consecu­ tive victory when it crushed Stade Renard of Melong 4-0, a result that reflects its fine form in the early days of the season. Aigle Royal of Menoua sits first on the standings, just above Uni­ sport of Upper-Nkam, which also has seven points but a lesser goal difference of +5. Unisport occupies second place after defeating Union Sportive of Abong-Mbang 2-0 in Bertoua. The defeat deepens the woes of the newly promoted outfit, which currently sits bottom of the standings with just one point, ear­ ned from its opening-day draw against Stade Renard of Melong. Coton Sport of Garoua, eighth on the standings, secured its first win of the competition after beating Dynamo of Douala 3-1 away in Bonamoussadi. The Garoua club thus claimed its first three points in two matches, after suffering a home defeat to Canon Sportif of Yaounde on Matchday 1. However, reports from Douala indicate that heavy rain during the Dynamo-Co­ ton Sport game reduce...