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CECAFA Club Cup

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DateRHome v Away-
07/21 12:00 - APR FC v Red Arrows FC 1-1
07/21 09:00 - Al Hilal Omdurman v Hay Al Wadi SC 1-1
07/19 16:00 - Hay Al Wadi SC v Red Arrows FC 0-0
07/19 12:00 - APR FC v Al Hilal Omdurman 0-0
07/16 13:00 - Al Hilal Omdurman v Gor Mahia 2-0
07/16 13:00 - AS Djibouti Telecom v Red Arrows FC 0-1
07/15 13:00 - JKU FC v Dekedaha FC 1-2
07/15 13:00 - Coastal Union v Hay Al Wadi SC 1-1
07/15 10:00 - Singida Big Stars FC v El Merrikh 3-1
07/15 10:00 - SC Villa v APR FC 1-1
07/13 18:00 - Gor Mahia v AS Djibouti Telecom 1-1
07/13 15:00 - Al Hilal Omdurman v Red Arrows FC 5-0
07/12 18:00 - APR FC v Al Merrikh View
07/12 18:00 - APR FC v El Merrikh 1-0
07/12 15:00 - SC Villa v Singida Big Stars FC 3-1
07/12 13:00 - Hay Al Wadi SC v Dekedaha FC 2-1
07/12 10:00 - Coastal Union v JKU FC 0-2
07/10 18:00 - Gor Mahia v Red Arrows FC 0-1
07/10 15:00 - Al Hilal Omdurman v AS Djibouti Telecom 2-0
07/09 18:00 - APR FC v Singida United View
07/09 18:00 - APR FC v Singida Big Stars FC 1-0
07/09 15:00 - SC Villa v Al Merrikh View
07/09 15:00 - SC Villa v El Merrikh 0-0
07/09 13:00 - Coastal Union v Dekedaha FC 1-0
07/09 10:00 - Hay Al Wadi SC v JKU FC 1-0
08/14 16:00 - Express FC v Big Bullets 1-0
08/14 13:00 - KMKM v Azam FC 1-0
08/11 16:00 - Azam FC v Big Bullets 4-6
08/10 16:00 - Express FC v KMKM 2-1
08/07 16:00 - Azam FC v KMKM 2-3
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Wikipedia - Kagame Interclub Cup

The CECAFA Club Cup is a football club tournament organised by CECAFA. It has been known as the Kagame Interclub Cup since 2002, when Rwandan President Paul Kagame began sponsoring the competition. It is contested by clubs from East and Central Africa.

History

The tournament began in 1967, in which Lamba Lamba came out champions, but was not officially recognised. The competition was halted until 1974, where Mikia became the first official champions of the tournament.

The CECAFA Club Cup is an annual soccer tournament organized by the Council for East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA). The tournament brings together the top club teams from East and Central Africa to compete for the prestigious title.

Teams from countries such as Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, and Sudan participate in the tournament, showcasing the best talent from the region. The competition is fierce as teams battle it out on the field to claim victory and earn bragging rights as the top club team in East and Central Africa.

The CECAFA Club Cup is a highly anticipated event for soccer fans in the region, with matches filled with excitement, skill, and passion. The tournament provides a platform for clubs to showcase their talent, compete against top teams, and gain valuable experience on the international stage.

Overall, the CECAFA Club Cup is a celebration of soccer in East and Central Africa, bringing together teams, fans, and communities to enjoy the beautiful game and support their favorite clubs.