Today, Tuesday, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) is holding in Cairo the draw for the quarter-finals of the African Champions League, in which 6 Arab clubs will participate, most notably Al-Ahly, Wydad, Al-Rajaa and Al-Taraji, along with Sun Downs and Petro Atletico, and the Confederation Cup will be held following that.
Al-Ahly joined the ranks of the qualifiers for the Champions League quarter-finals, following its difficult victory over its Sudanese counterpart, Al-Hilal, with a goal without a response For the tenth point, he is in second place in the first group behind the South African Sun Downs with 16 points, while the Sudanese football poles, Al Hilal and Al Marreikh, were bid farewell to the championship following their balance stopped at only 4 points.
We review the qualified teams for the quarter-finals of the African Champions League before the draw, which will be drawn today, Tuesday, at the headquarters of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) in Cairo.
The South African team, Sun Downs, qualified from the first group, topping the standings with 16 points, and Al-Ahly in the runner-up with 10 points.
In the second group, Morocco’s Raja managed to top the standings with 15 points, following defeating runners-up ES Setif of Algeria, whose score froze at 9 points.
Tunisia’s Esperance managed to climb to the top of Group C with 14 points, followed by Algeria’s Chabab Belouizdad, whose score froze at 11 points.
In Group D, Wydad comes at the top with 15 points, following Petro Atletico defeated Angolan runners-up with 11 points with five goals to one in their match yesterday on the Mohammed V complex.
We also review in the following infographic the classification of the draw for the quarter-finals of the African Champions League, which will be drawn
The first classification included: Sun Downs of South Africa, Raja of Morocco, Wydad of Morocco, Esperance of Tunisia
The second category included: Al-Ahly, ES Setif, Jebab Belouizdad, Petro Atlético