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CAF Confederations Cup: Quarter Finals Draw Confirmed

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisMarch 18, 2024Updated:March 18, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Confederation of African Football has unveiled the official dates and kick-off times for the upcoming CAF Confederation Cup quarter-final matchups.

 

The quarter-finals will adhere to a two-leg format, with the initial leg matches scheduled for Saturday, March 31, followed by the return leg on Saturday, April 7.

 





Nigeria’s representative, Rivers United, will kick off the quarter-finals by hosting defending champions USMA of Algeria at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo on Saturday, March 31.

 

In another Saturday fixture, former champions Stade Malien will host Ghana’s Dreams FC in Bamako, marking an afternoon of intense competition.

 

Later that evening, Abu Salim SC will clash with former champions RS Berkane at the Martyrs of Benina Stadium in an eagerly awaited encounter.

 

The first leg round of Quarter-Finals will conclude with an Egyptian derby as Future FC takes on former champions Zamalek SC at the Al Salam Stadium, promising an electrifying showdown.

 

Here is the complete schedule for the upcoming matches:

Saturday, 31 March | First Leg Fixtures

16:00 GMT | Rivers United FC vs USM Alger

17:00 GMT | Stade Malien vs Dreams FC

19:00 GMT | Abu Salim SC vs RS Berkane

19:00 GMT | Future FC vs Zamalek SC

Sunday, 07 April | Second Leg Fixtures

16:00 GMT | Dreams FC vs Stade Malien

19:00 GMT | Zamalek vs Future FC

21:00 GMT | RS Berkane vs Abu Salim SC

21:00 GMT | USM Alger vs Rivers

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