Ghana`s Hearts of Oak thrashed Sable Batie of Cameroon 5-1 in Accra in Group B of the Confederation Cup on Sunday.
The win lifts Hearts to second place in the group with seven points from four games while Sable drop to third still on four points.
The hosts opened the scoring with a goal from Francis Bosman after 18 minutes.
Prince Tagoe then and doubled their lead moments before half time and he added a third five minutes after the break.
Hearts made it 4-0 when Emalen Sarge was on target in the 63rd minute.
Sable`s consolation came two minutes later through Don Borty.
Tagoe then completed his hattrick and the Hearts of Oak rout with a goal 16 minutes before the end of the game.
On Saturday Cotonsport Garoua of Cameroon consolidated their place at the top of the group with a 2-0 win over Santos of South Africa.
The win in Cape Town on Saturday cane thanks to
goals from Gaspard Aloma and Sanda Oumarou.
Santos sacked their coach Boebie Solomons after a 4-0 thrashing in Garoua three weeks ago and replacement David Notoane faired little better.
He saw his team fall behind after three minutes when Aloma headed home when the off-form South Africans failed to clear a corner.
Ruben Cloete squandered a chance to level soon after as Santos struggled to match the physical approach of the visitors who kept the Ugandan match officials busy on an overcast afternoon in the south-west coastal city.
As the search for an equaliser grew desperate in the closing stages, Santos were caught napping by a counterattack and Oumarou scored his first Confederation Cup goal to seal maximum points.
Cotonsport have eight points while Santos are bottom of the group with just three.
Only the group winners advance to the two-leg final of the new competition.
