Stopped since last March due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the end of the Champions League and the CAF Cup will be played out in the form of a direct elimination “Final Four” next September. Morocco will host the final CAF Cup tournament, while Cameroon is slated to host the “Final Four” of the Champions League.
Direct elimination matches and on neutral ground next September, here is the formula adopted Tuesday, June 30 by the CAF executive committee to finish its club competitions. A shortened format, taking into account health conditions on the continent due to the coronavirus pandemic. There will therefore be no return semi-final as it was before the Covid-19 health crisis, but knockout matches.
CAF has announced that Morocco will host the CAF Cup four-way tournament, but has not yet designated a country to host the semi-finals and the Champions League final. But Cameroon seems best placed to welcome the end of the Champions League. Four Moroccan teams are still in the running in the CAF club competitions. These are the Raja of Casablanca and the Wydad of Casablanca in the Champions League and the Hassania of Agadir and the Berkane Renaissance in the CAF Cup.
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