Al -Ahly and Zamalek fans are awaiting the group stage draw from the 2023 African Champions League scheduled for next Wednesday, where the 16 teams will be divided from the 32nd round of 4 groups, on the way towards the last title in the championship that will be modified before the launch of the African Super League championship starting from the summer 2023.
The African Champions League draw
The Moroccan Wydad Casablanca, the African Champions League champion, comes in the last version, its Egyptian Al -Ahly counterpart, the summer of the last version and the title holder before it in two versions at the head of the Arab clubs located in the group stage.
It was decided to hold the group stage draw for the African Champions League championships next Wednesday in Cairo at one o’clock.
Al -Ahly and Zamalek qualified for the group stage of the African Champions League and Al -Ahly is located in the first classification at the CAF lot, while Zamalek is replaced in the second classification of the Champions League lottery.
The Confederation of African Football announced the holding of the African Champions League draw on November 16, 2022 at the headquarters of “KAF” in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.
16 teams, including 9 Arab and 7 African clubs, qualified: Al -Ahly (Egypt), Zamalek (Egypt), Wydad (Morocco), Raja (Morocco), Esperance (Tunisia), Mars (Sudan), Al -Hilal (Sudan), JS Kabylie (Algeria), Belouizdad youth (Algeria), Sun Downs (South Africa), Simba (Tanzania), Viber FC (Uganda), Cotton (Cameroon), Vita Club (Congo), Horia Conakry (Guinea), Petro Atletico ( Angola).
Club classification in the African Champions League draw
While the classification of African clubs comes before the group stage drawing as follows:
The first classification: Al -Ahly of Egypt (78 points), Moroccan Wydad (71 points), Tunisian Esperance (58 points), Moroccan Raja (54 points).
The second classification: Sun Downs, South Africa (46 points), Egyptian Zamalek (43 points), Angolan Atletico (31 points), Horia El -Ghiny (31 points).
The third classification: Simba Tanzani (28 points), the Algerian youth of Belouizdad (27 points), JS Kabylie (22 points), Al -Hilal Al -Sudani (19. 5 points).
Fourth classification: Cameroonian cotton (14. 5 points), Sudanese Mars (9 points), Ugandan Viber, Vita Club Congolese or Burkini..
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