Entente Setif are through to the next round of the Champions League

Ghana's Hearts of Oak were eliminated from the Champions League on Sunday despite winning the second leg of their first round tie against FC105 Libreville of Gabon.

The 3-1 win in Accra was not enough for the 2000 champions to overcome a three goal first leg deficit and they were eliminated 4-3 on aggregate by the Gabonese army team.

Hearts' departure came a day after Morocco's FAR Rabat, also former winners of the continent's top club prize, bowed out with a shock 3-0 defeat in the Cape Verde Islands.

The soldiers had been 3-0 up after the first leg but Sporting Praia levelled the aggregate score with goals from Tigana and Tchetcha in the first half and Yuri after the interval.

The home side then secured arguably the biggest football success yet for the tiny island archipelago with a 5-4 triumph in the penalty shoot out.

Hearts were also 3-0 down from the first leg two weeks ago, but began the fightback in Accra with a first half goal from Michael Asante.

They then conceded an equaliser to Cedric Mintsa just before the break, which meant they needed four more goals without reply in the second half to overturn the deficit.

Kofi Abanga and a late penalty from Francis Bossman ensured a 3-1 win but it was not enough to avoid an embarrassingly early exit for the Ghanaians.

Compatriots Ashanti Gold served up a six goal feast in Obuasi as they beat Sahel SC of Niger 6-1 to progress into the second round 6-2 on aggregate.

Nathaniel Quaye grabbed two goals for the hosts.

Enyimba of Nigeria and Egypt's Zamalek were two former champions who did go through, both winning on Sunday to follow up on first leg success last month.

Zamalek, without injured Nations Cup winning striker Amr Zaki, beat APR FC of Rwanda 2-0 in Cairo for a low-key 4-1 aggregate triumph.

Their second leg goals came only after half-time, the first a penalty from Mahmoud Fathallah and the second from substitute Sherif Ashraf 11 minutes from time.

Enyimba won 3-2 away at Congo's Diables Noirs in Brazzaville to complete a 7-3 aggregate triumph.

Stephen Worgu scored twice to add to his double in the first leg but the game had to be halted for 10 minutes near the end when the home crowd pelted the assistant referee with objects.

Rioting broke out in Antananarivo when a match between Madagascar's Ajesaia and Mozambique's Costa do Sol was postponed because officials did not arrive in time.

The game will now be played on Tuesday.

Civil unrest in Cameroon also caused the postponement of two matches scheduled for Douala and Garoua at the weekend.

The Confederation of African Football said it was unsure when the games would be rescheduled.

First round:

15-17/02/08: ASC SNIM (MTN) 1-5 Entente Setif (ALG)
01-02/03/08: Entente Setif 2-0 ASC SNIM
Entente Setif win 7-1 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Sporting Bissau (GNB) 0-2 Olympique Khouribga (MOR)
01-02/03/08: Olympique Khouribga 2-0 Sporting Bissau
Olympique Khouribga win 4-0 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Invincible XI (LIB) v AS Kaloum (GUI)
AS Kaloum advance after Invincible XI withdraw

15-17/02/08: Renacimiento (GEQ) 1-2 InterClube (ANG)
01-02/03/08: InterClube 2-1 Renacimiento
InterClube win 4-2 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: FAR Rabat (MOR) 3-0 Sporting Praia (CAP)
01-02/03/08: Sporting Praia 3-0 FAR Rabat
3-3 on aggregate,Sporting Praia win 5-4 on penalties

15-17/02/08: Tonnerre FC (BEN) 0-0 Africa Sports (CIV)
01-02/03/08: Africa Sports 3-0 Tonnerre FC
Africa Sports win 3-0 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: APR FC (RWA) 1-2 Zamalek (EGY)
01-02/03/08: Zamalek 2-0 APR FC
Zamalek win 4-1 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: AS Douanes (SEN) 0-0 CF Ouagadougou (BFA)
01-02/03/08: CF Ouagadougou 2-3 AS Douanes
AS Douanes win 3-2 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Costa do Sol (MOZ) 2-0 Ajesaia (MAD)
01-02/03/08: Ajesaia 1-0 Costa do Sol
Costa do Sol win 2-1 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Royal Leopards (SWZ) 0-1 Dynamos (ZIM)
01-02/03/08: Dynamos 2-0 Royal Leopards
Dynamos win 3-0 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Sahel SC (NIG) 1-0 AshantiGold (GHA)
01-02/03/08: AshantiGold 6-1 Sahel SC
AshantiGold win 6-2 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: DC Motema Pembe (DRC) 2-0 Gombe United (NGR)
01-02/03/08: Gombe United 2-0 DC Motema Pembe 2-2 on aggregate,Gombe United win 4-1 on penalties

15-17/02/08: Vital'O (BUR) 0-1 Cotonsport (CMR)
01-02/03/08: Cotonsport v Vital'O
Match postponed

15-17/02/08: FC105 Libreville (GAB) 3-0 Hearts of Oak (GHA)
01-02/03/08: Hearts of Oak 3-1 FC105 Libreville
FC105 Libreville win 4-3 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Renaissance (CHA) v TP Mazembe (DRC)
TP Mazembe advance due Caf ban on clubs from Chad

15-17/02/08: Stade Malien (MLI) 1-2 Primeiro Agosto (ANG)
01-02/03/08: Primeiro Agosto 0-0 Stade Malien
Primeiro Agosto win 2-1 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: ASC Saloum (SEN) 1-2 Club Africain (TUN)
01-02/03/08: Club Africain 1-0 ASC Saloum
Club Africain win 3-1 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Asko Kara (TOG) 3-1 Union Douala (CMR)
01-02/03/08: Union Douala v Asko Kara
Match postponed

15-17/02/08: Simba SC (TAN) 3-0 Awassa City (ETH)
01-02/03/08: Awassa City 1-1 Simba SC
Simba SC win 4-1 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Enyimba (NGR) 4-1 Diables Noirs (CGO)
01-02/03/08: Diables Noirs 2-3 Enyimba
Enyimba win 7-3 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Tusker FC (KEN) v Al Tahrir (ERI)
Al Tahrir advance due to Caf ban clubs from Kenya

15-17/02/08: US Tamponnaise (REU) 3-1 St Michel United (SEY)
01-02/03/08: St Michel United 0-1 US Tamponnaise
US Tamponnaise win 4-1 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Platinum Stars (RSA) 4-0 Correction Services (LES)
01-02/03/08: Correction Services 1-0 Platinum Stars Platinum Stars win 4-1 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Curepipe Starlight (MRI) 2-0 Coin Nord Mitsamiouli (COM)
01-02/03/08: Coin Nord Mitsamiouli 1-0Curepipe Starlight
Curepipe Starlight win 2-1 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: Miembeni SC (ZNZ) 0-1 Mamelodi Sundowns (RSA)
01-02/03/08: Mamelodi Sundowns 5-0 Miembeni SC
Mamelodi Sundowns win 5-0 on aggregate

15-17/02/08: URA (UGA) 0-2 ZESCO United (ZAM)
01-02/03/08: ZESCO United 0-0 URA
ZESCO United win 2-0 on aggregate