It’s the current talk of African football! And Africa Top Sports.com is at the forefront!
The debate over which African football club will be crowned the best in 2013 has captured the attention of the continent and the diaspora. The category has just surpassed 20,000 votes, with CS Sfaxien, strongly supported by Tunisia, initially taking the lead over Raja Casablanca. However, in the latest poll, fans of Raja are dominating those of CS Sfaxien!
The competition is intense, and the winner will be revealed on Sunday, January 5. The suspense is building, with only a few votes separating the two clubs. While CS Sfaxien had initially claimed the lead, Raja Casablanca now holds the front position! The fans of the clubs are engaged in a passionate competition!
Witness the thrilling feat in the video capturing CS Sfaxien’s victory in the Confederation Cup against TP Mazembe:
- First leg on 11/23/2013: Sfaxien sports club 2-0, Referee: Eric Otogo-Castane (Gabon). Goals: Didier Ndong Ibrahim 18th, Taha Yassine Khenissi 91st.
- Return on 11/30/2013: TP Mazembe 2-1 Sfaxien Sports Club, TP Mazembe Stadium, Lubumbashi. Referee: Daniel Bennett. Goals: Cheibane Traore 10th, Mbwana Ally Samata 23rd, Fakhreddine Ben Youssef 88th.
For over a month, the second edition of the Africa Top Sports Awards has been capturing the enthusiasm of voters. The addition of Raja Casablanca to the nominated clubs, with their remarkable performance in the Club World Cup final against Bayern Munich, has added another layer of excitement.
The competition is fierce between the Egyptian club Al-Ahly and the Congolese club Tout Puissant Mazembe. Initially, Raja Casablanca seemed poised to surprise in this category. However, after taking the lead, it faces a strong challenge from CS Sfaxien (Tunisia). The Sfaxien Sports Club, established in 1912 and officially recognized by French authorities in 1928, has a rich history, winning eight championships, four Tunisian cups, three Confederation Cups (2007, 2008, 2013), one CAF Cup (1998), and two Champions Leagues (2000, 2004).
Vote for your choice, as the competition remains intense, with Raja Casablanca now ahead of Tout Puissant Mazembe! [poll id=”85″]
Al Ahly Club, also known as Al Ahly Cairo, stands as the most successful football club in Africa, with 36 Egyptian championships and eight Champions League victories between 1948 and 2013. It was designated the “African Club of the 20th Century” in 2000 by the Confederation of African Football. Al Ahly secured their eighth African Champions League title this season, surpassing Orlando Pirates.
Le Tout Puissant Mazembe (or Mazembe), a Congolese football club founded in 1939, has emerged as the largest sub-Saharan club with 13 Congolese championship titles, four CAF Champions League victories (1967, 1968, 2009, 2010), and participation in the Confederation Cup final this season. The club’s president, Moïse Katumbi, also serves as the Governor of the Katanga Province.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Africa Top Sports Awards 2013 and other categories at http://www.africatopsports.com/ats-awards-2013/!
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