The CAF Confederation Cup is an international club association football competition run by the Confederation of African Football. Select club sides from Africa's football leagues are invited to participate in this competition, which is the second club football competition in the continent behind the CAF Champions League.
The winner of the tournament faces the winner of the CAF Champions League in the following season's CAF Super Cup.
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History 1
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Qualification 2
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Format 3
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Phase A 3.1
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Phase B 3.2
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Prize Money 3.3
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Records and statistics 4
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Winning clubs 4.1
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By nation 4.2
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The Super Cup 5
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See also 6
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References 7
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External links 8
History
The competition was founded by the CAF in 2004 by merging both the African Cup Winners' Cup and the CAF Cup in a single competition.[1]
Qualification
From the top twelve placed CAF member associations, the winner of the domestic cup and the third placed club in the domestic league of the considered associations, are eligible to participate in the CAF Confederation Cup, while only domestic cup winners from member associations ranked from 13 till 55 are eligible to participate in the competition.
Format
The competition is played into two phases A and B.[2]
Phase A
The matches of the Preliminary, the 1/16th, the 1/8th rounds are played according to the knock-out system with ties broken via the Away goals rule. The eight teams eliminated from the 1/8th finals of the CAF Champions League will automatically qualify to play the additional 1/8th finals round of the CAF Confederation Cup.
Phase B
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The eight teams which will qualify for the group matches from the additional 1/8th finals will be divided in two groups of four each. Each team shall play six matches against the other three opponents one match home and one match away and points granted upon the 3-1-0 system.
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The two group winners shall meet in the final which shall be played in two matches, home and away. The team scoring the highest aggregate number of goals in the two matches will be declared winner.
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In case of equality in the number of goals scored during the two matches, the team scoring the greatest number of away goals will be declared winner. If the number of goals scored on the away matches is equal, kicks from the penalty mark will be taken.
Prize Money
The prize money shared between the top eight clubs is as follows:[3]
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Placement
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Club Share (US Dollars)
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National Association Share
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Winner
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$ 625 000
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$ 35 000
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Runner-up
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$ 432 000
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$ 30 000
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2nd of each Group
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$ 239 000
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$ 25 000
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3rd of each Group
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$ 239 000
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$ 20 000
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4th of each Group
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$ 150 000
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$ 15 000
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Records and statistics
Winning clubs
By nation
The Super Cup
The winning team of the CAF Confederation Cup will take the engagement of playing the CAF Super Cup against the champion of the CAF Champions League. The match will be played in the following year to that of the concerned competition, in one match, on the CAF Champions League champion's venue.
See also
References
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^ "CAF Confederation Cup". RSSSF. 2008-11-27. Retrieved 2008-12-21.
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^ "Regulations of the Confederation Cup 2006 - 2008" (PDF). CAF. 2006. Retrieved 2008-12-21.
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^ "Prize Money for the Confederation Cup". CAFonline.com. 2009-04-27. Retrieved 2009-04-27.
External links
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CAF Confederation Cup page on CAF official website
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CAF Confederation Cup on RSSSF
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CAF Confederation Cup
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Seasons
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Finals
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National competitions
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Youth competitions
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Club competitions
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Lists and awards
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Sub-regions
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Northern Africa
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Western Africa
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Central Africa
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Eastern Africa
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Southern Africa
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Arab League
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CAFOnline.com
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Africa
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Asia
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Europe
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North America,
Central America
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Oceania
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South America
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