Ahmed Musa's club CSKA Moscow have been crowned the champions of Russia thanks to a 0-0 draw with Kuban Krasnodar on Friday.It's Musa's first championship title in Europe. The
capital giants could only play out a stalemate against the Europa
League hopefuls, but Zenit St Petersburg side cannot now claim a third
straight title having accrued too few victories in comparison to Leonid
Slutsky's men with just two matches to spare.
Their coach, who was appointed as Juande Ramos' successor at the back
end of 2009, was quick to pay tribute to the club's fans in the wake of
their Russian Premier League success.
"This is my first title so it's hard to describe how I feel," the midfielder told NTV Plus. "I can't describe it. Just happiness. The only problem was that we couldn't score, although we came close several times."This weekend's title triumph was the 11th in CSKA's history and their first since 2006.
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