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Edo Queens To Face Champions Mamelodi Sundowns In Group B

by Affa Acho
10 months ago
in Football, Sport
Edo Queens To Face Champions Mamelodi Sundowns In Group B
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Edo Queens will face champions Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa, Egypt’s Tutankhamun and CBE FC of Ethiopia in Group B of the CAF Women’s Champions League.

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The draw ceremony for the annual competition took place in Cairo, Egypt on Friday.

Edo Queens will take on Ethiopia’s CBE FC in their opening fixture on Saturday, November 10.

The Nigerian champions second group game against Tutankhamun will hold three days later.

Moses Aduku’s side will round up their group stage campaign against Mamelodi Sundowns on Thursday, November 16.

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Hosts AS FAR of Morocco, TP Mazembe of Congo Democratic Republic, Aigles de la Medina of Senegal and South Africa’s University of the Western Cape are drawn in Group A.

Morocco will host the competition from November 9 to November 23, 2024.


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