The Wolves traveled to Dolisie with plenty of confidence but were bombed 3-0 by the Leopards, although they put part of the blame at the doorsteps of the match referee.
Team Coach Paul Aigbogun made it clear that his boys will give it their best shot when the return leg holds at the Warri City Stadium on Sunday, 7th June.
Wolves were unbeaten in the competition until the trip to Dolisie, having beaten Racing Club Bobo-Dioulasso of Burkina Faso and MK Etancheite of DR Congo away from home while drawing with Dedebit FC in Ethiopia.
CAF CONFEDERATION CUP PLAY-OFF RESULTS
AC Leopards (Congo) 3 Warri Wolves (Nigeria) 0
Esperance (Tunisia) 4 Hearts of Oak (Ghana) 0
Raja Casablanca (Morocco) 2 Etoile du Sahel (Tunisia) 0
AS Kaloum Star (Guinea) 0 Orlando Pirates (South Africa) 2
Sanga Balende (DR Congo) 1 Zamalek (Egypt) 0
Stade Bamako (Mali) 2 AS Vita (DR Congo) 0
Al Ahly (Egypt) 2 Club Africain (Tunisia) 1
CS Sfaxien (Tunisia) 2 ASEC Mimosas (Cote d’Ivoire) 0
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