Confederation Cup: Fixtures for the fourth day of the group stage

The Confederation Cup continues this Sunday with pivotal matches in the group stage, as teams vie for crucial points to secure their progression in the competition.

Below is the complete schedule and current standings for each group ahead of matchday four.

Group A fixtures

• Club Sportif Sfaxien (Tunisia) vs Simba SC (Tanzania)
  Time: 17:00
• CS Constantine (Algeria) vs Bravos do Maquis (Angola)
  Time: 20:00

Current standings:

1. CS Constantine – 6 points
2. Simba SC – 6 points
3. Bravos do Maquis – 6 points
4. Club Sportif Sfaxien – 0 points

Group A remains tightly contested, with three teams tied on points. CS Sfaxien faces a daunting task, needing a win to stay in contention.

Group B fixtures

• Stellenbosch FC (South Africa) vs CD Lunda Sul (Angola)
  Time: 17:00
• Stade Malien (Mali) vs RS Berkane (Morocco)
  Time: 20:00

Current standings:

1. RS Berkane – 9 points
2. Stade Malien – 4 points
3. Stellenbosch FC – 3 points
4. CD Lunda Sul – 1 point

RS Berkane leads Group B with a perfect record and could secure qualification with another victory.

Meanwhile, Stade Malien aims to consolidate second place against the group leaders.

Group C fixtures

• ASC Jaraaf (Senegal) vs Orapa United (Botswana)
  Time: 17:00
• ASEC Mimosas (Ivory Coast) vs USM Alger (Algeria)
  Time: 17:00

Current standings:

1. USM Alger – 7 points
2. ASEC Mimosas – 4 points
3. ASC Jaraaf – 2 points
4. Orapa United – 2 points

USM Alger looks to maintain their lead in Group C, while ASEC Mimosas aims to close the gap.

Both ASC Jaraaf and Orapa United are desperate for points to stay in the race.

Group D fixtures

• Enyimba (Nigeria) vs Black Bulls (Mozambique)
  Time: 17:00
• Al Masry (Egypt) vs Zamalek (Egypt)
  Time: 17:00

Current standings:

1. Zamalek – 7 points
2. Al Masry – 4 points
3. Black Bulls – 4 points
4. Enyimba – 1 point

The Egyptian clash between Zamalek and Al Masry promises high stakes as Zamalek aims to strengthen their hold on the top spot.

Enyimba, on the other hand, needs a victory to keep their hopes alive.

The results of Sunday’s fixtures could prove decisive in shaping the final group standings as the competition heats up.