CAF Confederation Cup 2026/27: First Preliminary Round Second-Leg Results and Aggregates

CAIRO, Egypt — Second legs of the CAF Confederation Cup first preliminary round are being played from 10–13 September, with one tie held over to 16 September.

Completed ties

Second legAggregateQualifier
Tusker 1-0 Al Ahli MadaniTusker 3-2Tusker
Kitara 2-0 Mogadishu CityKitara 4-1Kitara
Primeiro de Agosto 2-0 Green MambaPrimeiro de Agosto 4-0Primeiro de Agosto
Real Bamako 0-0 VitesseReal Bamako 2-1Real Bamako
Al Ahly Tripoli 4-0 KMKMAl Ahly Tripoli 7-0Al Ahly Tripoli
ASAS 1-1 ZEDZED 5-1ZED
Diambars 1-0 ZarzisZarzis 3-2ES Zarzis
Jwaneng Galaxy 0-1 Port LouisPort Louis 2-1Port Louis
Black Bulls 0-0 Atomic NgomeBlack Bulls 1-0Black Bulls
Rayon Sport 0-0 Panthère1-1 (Rayon Sport advance)Rayon Sport
Welwalo Adigrat 2-1 Hilal Alsahil (4-1 pens)Welwalo advance on penaltiesWelwalo Adigrat
East End Lions 2-2 Académie de FAD3-3 aggdecided on away goals / next-round confirmation
Inate Rouge 0-2 Red ArrowsRed Arrows 4-0Red Arrows
Panthers 1-3 ASPAC (first meeting; return 16 Sept)—still live

Kitara’s goals came from Jimmy Kalema and Tumwesige Frank Zaga. Red Arrows’ A. Mumba scored twice in Madagascar. Tusker completed a comeback after drawing 2-2 in Sudan.

Sunday second legs still to play

  • Rukinzo vs Durban City
  • Singida Black Stars vs Al-Ghazala
  • Bazar Brothers vs Virunga
  • Kabuscorp vs UNAM
  • Nations FC vs Diarra
  • ASKO Kara vs AS ZAM
  • Korhogo vs AS PSI
  • UDIB vs El Kanemi Warriors
  • CS Sfaxien vs Shooting Stars

Hafia vs Douane was postponed. ASPAC vs Panthers is scheduled for Wednesday, 16 September.

Winners go into the second preliminary round. El Kanemi hold a 3-0 first-leg lead over UDIB. Shooting Stars take a 1-0 lead to Sfax. Singida Black Stars travel with a 7-1 advantage from Sudan.

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