VILABU KUMI BORA AFRICA-CAF

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2024 April

CAF ranking of african clubs 2024  Orodha ya Vilabu Bora Afrika 2023/2024, Full List, African club football has always been a hotbed of talent and passion, and the continent’s clubs have continued to make strides on the international stage.

As we delve into the year 2024, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has updated its club rankings, reflecting the performances of the continent’s best teams in both the CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup over the past five seasons. Here’s a look at the top 10 clubs in Africa as per the latest CAF rankings

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  1 1. Al Ahly (Egypt) – 83 points

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  2 2. Wydad AC (Morocco) – 74 points

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  3 3. Esperance (Tunisia) – 56 points

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  4 4. Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) – 51 points

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  5 5. Raja CA (Morocco) – 51 points

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  6 6. Zamalek (Egypt) – 39 points

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  7 7. RS Berkane (Morocco) – 37 points

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  8 8. CR Belouizdad (Algeria) – 36 points

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  9 9. Simba SC (Tanzania) – 35 points

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  10 10. Pyramids (Egypt) – 35 points

1. Al Ahly (Egypt) – 83 points

The Egyptian giants, Al Ahly, have maintained their position at the pinnacle of African club football. With a staggering 83 points, they lead the pack, thanks to their consistent performances and their 11th CAF Champions League title victory.

2. Wydad AC (Morocco) – 74 points

Morocco’s Wydad AC sits comfortably in second place with 74 points. Their recent success in the CAF Champions League, including reaching the final in 2023, has solidified their status as one of Africa’s elite clubs.

3. Esperance (Tunisia) – 56 points

Tunisia’s Esperance Sportive de Tunis holds the third spot with 56 points. The team’s resilience and tactical prowess have kept them in the upper echelons of African football.

4. Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) – 51 points

South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns, with 51 points, have shown they are a force to be reckoned with, not just domestically but also on the African stage. Their recent victory in the inaugural African Football League (AFL) is a testament to their growing dominance.

5. Raja CA (Morocco) – 51 points

Tied with Sundowns is another Moroccan powerhouse, Raja Club Athletic. With the same points tally, Raja CA’s consistent performances in continental competitions have earned them a spot in the top five.

6. Zamalek (Egypt) – 39 points

Egypt’s Zamalek SC, with 39 points, is another club with a rich history in African club competitions. Their rivalry with Al Ahly is not just a local affair but a continental one as well.

7. RS Berkane (Morocco) – 37 points

Morocco’s RS Berkane has been a revelation in recent years, with 37 points placing them seventh on the list. Their tenacity in the CAF Confederation Cup has been particularly noteworthy.

8. CR Belouizdad (Algeria) – 36 points

Algeria’s CR Belouizdad has climbed the ranks to sit at the eighth position with 36 points. Their domestic success has translated well into their continental campaigns.

9. Simba SC (Tanzania) – 35 points

Tanzania’s Simba SC has emerged as a strong contender in African football, amassing 35 points. Their participation in the AFL and consistent showings in the CAF Champions League have raised their profile significantly.

10. Pyramids (Egypt) – 35 points

Rounding out the top 10 is Egypt’s Pyramids FC, also with 35 points. As a relatively new club, their rapid rise through the ranks has been impressive, and they continue to challenge the established order.These rankings are a reflection of the clubs’ performances over the last five seasons, taking into account their achievements in both the CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup.

The points system rewards teams for their progress in these competitions, with recent seasons weighted more heavily.As African club football continues to grow and attract global attention, these top clubs are not just representing their countries but also the aspirations of the continent.

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