Algeria eagerly awaits an official response from CAF on this crucial matter! Club Sportif de Belouizdad (CRB) has recently been informed of its exemption from the first preliminary round of the African Champions League.
According to our sources, “CRB’s management is awaiting formal correspondence from CAF to confirm this exemption.”
This news has significant implications for Algerian clubs, notably CRB and MC Alger, both involved in this continental competition. The first preliminary round will be held in two stages: the first leg scheduled between August 18 and 25, with the return matches set for September 15 and 22.
These dates mark the start of the race for qualification to the group stage of the Champions League. Additionally, CAF has announced the exemption of five prestigious clubs from participating in this first preliminary round. These clubs are Al Ahly, Esperance de Tunis, TP Mazembe, Petro Atletico, and Zamalek. This decision reflects recognition of their status and past performances in the continental competition.
This development underscores the crucial importance for Algerian clubs to prepare well and eagerly await official confirmation of their status from CAF. For CRB in particular, this potential exemption could influence their preparation and strategy for the upcoming competition. In conclusion, CRB’s wait for a formal response from CAF highlights the uncertainty surrounding the imminent start of the African Champions League, while also enhancing the excitement and commitment of Algerian clubs to perform well in this prestigious competition.
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