Three-time winners APR FC avoided a clash with Yanga and will instead meet Sudanese debutants Al Khartoum in the quarter-final of the ongoing CECAFA Kagame Cup on Tuesday at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Quarter-finals
Tomorrow
APR vs Al Khartoum 1pmGor Mahia vs Malakia 3pm
Wednesday
KCCA vs Al Ahly Shendi 1pmAzam vs Yanga 3pm
Three-time winners APR FC avoided a clash with Yanga and will instead meet Sudanese debutants Al Khartoum in the quarter-final of the ongoing CECAFA Kagame Cup on Tuesday at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
The other quarter-final will pit Kenya champions Gor Mahia against their South Sudan counterparts, Malakia on Tuesday, then on Wednesday, it will be KCCA of Uganda up against Al Ahly Shendi from Sudan, which will be followed by the clash between the two home sides, Azam and Yanga.
All week, talk here in Dar es Salaam has been dominated by the prospect of a possible meeting between APR and Yanga, but that possibility went through the window after the Tanzania Premier League champions, defeated Al Khartoum 1-0 in the final Group A match yesterday to finish second, level with Gor on 9 points.
Al Khartoum dropped from top of the group to third with seven points, while Gor Mahia secured top spot after beating the whipping boys of Djibouti Telecom 3-1 on Sunday.
While APR reached the last eight with perfect record after winning all their Group B matches, Yanga lost their first group game against Gor Mahia and struggled to beat Djibouti Telecom 1-0 in the second match before finishing strongly against Zanzibar’s KMKM (3-0) and Al Khartoum but to the delight of their fans.
Today is rest day before serious business resumes on Tuesday.
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