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Quote: Soccer-Eze double hands Al Hilal first Champions League points 9 July 2007 Reuters News KHARTOUM, July 8 (Reuters) - Al Hilal of Sudan picked up their first points of the African Champions League campaign as two goals from Ndubuisi Eze saw them overcome Tunisia's Esperance 2-0 in their Group B match in Omdurman on Sunday. The Nigerian-born striker headed home the opener after 29 minutes and added a second with virtually the last kick of the game. The result marked a successful home debut for the Sudanese club, making their debut in the group phase of the competition this year. Eze's first goal was set up by compatriot Kelechi Osunwa whose dribbling skills saw him outfox the Esperance defence to cross for a decisive finish. The second goal saw Eze burst clear of the Tunisian defenders, who were pushing forward in the last moments in desperate search for an equaliser, and beat Esperance goalkeeper Hamdi Kasraoui to a loose ball. Esperance had few chances in their first outing under new coach Faouzi Benzarti, who returned to the club in place of Frenchman Jacky Dugueperoux, fired after the Tunis club was held at home in the opening group match by ASEC Abidjan of the Ivory Coast last month. Al Hilal went second in the group standings behind holders Al Ahli of Egypt, who beat ASEC 1-0 away in Abidjan earlier on Sunday.