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The 6th and final day of the CAF Cup takes place this Sunday, March 3. Five clubs have already qualified for the quarter-finals. This leaves three tickets up for grabs.
In Pool B, it's already all over.Before the start of Matchday 6, Zamalek (Egypt) and Abu Salem (Libya) are already certain of a place in the CAF Cup quarter-finals. The Egyptians (13 pts) have even secured first place.Tonight's visit of Soar Académie (1 pt) is a mere consolation. The Libyans (9 pts) also travel to Esperança (5 pts), assured of finishing in 3rd place.
Group D also has two qualifiers. They are RS Berkane (11 pts) and Stade Malien (10 pts). However, it remains to be seen who will come out on top when the two teams meet in Morocco this evening. The other game between Sekhukhune United (5 pts) and Diables Noirs (1 pt) has less at stake. Whatever happens, the Congolese will remain bottom of the group.
Suspense in Groups A and C
Those who want to see suspense and excitement right through to the end of the CAF Cup group stage will be keeping a close eye on both groups A and C. Particularly in Group C, where three teams are fighting for two tickets. For even if they have had an exceptional run so far, Ghana's Dreams Academy (12 pts) are not yet qualified. The Ghanaians need a draw away to Nigeria's River United (9 pts). In the event of defeat, they can also count on Academica (0 pts), who take on the group's third-placed team, Club Africain (9 pts).
In Group A, reigning champions USMA (10 pts) are already in the quarters but have yet to secure top spot. The Algerians play SuperSport United (4 pts), who are in last place and already eliminated.Meanwhile, Egypt's Future FC (8 pts) and Libya's Al Hilal Benghazi (6 pts) meet in Egypt to battle it out for the other quarter-final ticket.
CAF Cup: teams already qualified for the quarter-finals
USM Alger (Algeria), Abu Salem (Libya), RS Berkane (Morocco), Stade Malien ( Mali) and Zamalek (Egypt).
