Horoya AC have dismissed their coach Patrice Neveu despite an important win over Orlando Pirates. 

The French tactician led the Guinean giants to this season’s CAF Champions League  quarter-finals with a victory against the Buccaneers.

Two goals from Abdoulaye Camara and Boniface Haba helped HAC beat 1995 Champions League winners Pirates 2-1 at the Stade Septembre in Conakry last weekend.

The result saw Pirates crash out of the continental tournament despite netting a consolation goal through Zambian striker Justin Shonga.

Horoya have since announced the departure of the 64-year-old trainer, who had joined the club in November 2018 following a spell in Asia as Laos national head coach.

The club’s secretary-general Kroutimi Mady Kaba confirmed that they have parted ways with Neveu.

“Yes it is effective, Horoya AC separates from Patrice Neveu, this Tuesday evening, after a meeting that took place at the club headquarters,” Kaba said.

“We have separated amicably, we will give a lot of information this Wednesday in a press briefing,” he added.

Neveu is a well-travelled coach having coached Guinea, Niger, Mauritania and DR Congo national teams on the African continent.

Meanwhile, the Conakry-based outfit has replaced Neveu with Didier Gomes Da Rosa effective immediately. 

The 49-year-old French manager was previously contracted to JSM Skikda in the Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 2, and he will now look to help Horoya go all the way in the Caf Champions League.