After masterminding the downfall of FUS Rabat on Saturday, El Diablo feels the DR Congo side are well-placed to lift the CAF Confederation Cup trophy and is eager to take on another opposition.
The 22-year-old prodigious winger exploited the Moroccans with consummate skills and his reputable talent on the flanks brought more trouble for the visitors.
Mazembe have crept to the summit of the Group B with four points after two games and look likely to reach the semi-finals of the competition.

Rabat coach Jamal Sellami and his Mazembe colleague have both hailed the former Berekum Chelsea playmaker for remarkable form and is likely to be considered for a continental award by CAF.

"We went into the game determined and its the same measure of determination that will guide us into the rest of the games. It's a relishing feeling to have more of such games. The team did well and the effort was collective," he told Ghanasoccernet.com.
