CAF Confed Cup final: 5 things to know
Five things to know ahead of the CAF Confederation Cup final between Renaissance Sportive Berkane of Morocco and Orlando Pirates of South Africa in Uyo, Nigeria, on Friday:
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Controversial Afcon referee chosen to officiate Pirates' Confed Cup final
Zambian referee Janny Sikazwe will officiate the CAF Confederation Cup final between Orlando Pirates and RS Berkane on Friday, 20 May in Nigeria.
Ziyech return and Morocco coach's fate eagerly awaited
Hakim Ziyech makes a comeback and coach Vahid Halilhodzic keep his job. Chelsea's Ziyech, who is Morocco's biggest star, fell out with the coach last year and did not play for the country in any World Cup qualifiers or at January's Cup of Nations finals.
5 things we learned as Al-Ahly and Wydad confirm all-Arab CAF Champions League final
The final of the 2021-22 CAF Champions League at the end of May will be an all-Arab affair. In the semi-finals Wydad AC of Morocco defeated Angola’s Petro de Luanda 4-2 on aggregate while Egypt’s Al-Ahly emerged as 6-2 victors over ES Setif of Algeria. Here are five things we learned from the latest matches.
Soccer-Al Ahly stay on course for Champions League triple
ALGIERS (Reuters) - Holders Al Ahly of Egypt scored deep in stoppage time to draw 2-2 at Entente Setif of Algeria in their African Champions League semi-final second leg on Saturday and cruise into the final 6-2 on aggregate.
Al Ahly stay on course for Champions League triple
ALGIERS : Holders Al Ahly of Egypt scored deep in stoppage time to draw 2-2 at Entente Setif of Algeria in their African Champions League semi-final second leg on Saturday and cruise into the final 6-2 on aggregate.
Infantino gets support for third term from southern Africa
WINDHOEK : The Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) has thrown its weight behind incumbent Gianni Infantino ahead of FIFA presidential elections next year, an indication that he will enjoy widespread support across Africa.
Wydad reach CAF Champions League final despite home draw with Petro
JOHANNESBURG: Moroccan club Wydad Casablanca qualified for a third CAF Champions League final in six seasons despite being held 1-1 by Angolan visitors Petro Luanda on Friday (May 13).