Africa football
CAF Champions League Betting in Zimbabwe
Africa's top club competition brings together national champions across the continent, with North African clubs historically the most successful.
About CAF Champions League
The CAF Champions League is the continent's premier club tournament. Qualifying rounds feed into a group stage and then two-legged knockouts, with the final decided between the last two clubs standing.
Home advantage is the defining factor. Travel across Africa is long and often indirect, pitches and climates vary enormously between Cairo, Casablanca, Johannesburg and West Africa, and away sides frequently set up simply to avoid a heavy first-leg defeat. That pushes the market towards home wins and low away scoring.
- Organiser
- CAF
- Format
- Qualifiers, group stage, two-legged knockouts
- Historically strongest region
- North Africa
- Reward
- Place at the FIFA Club World Cup
CAF Champions League pages
Markets that suit this competition
- Home win in first legs
- Under 2.5 goals on away legs
- Draw no bet for travelling sides
- To qualify markets
Following it from Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean clubs enter CAF competition as domestic champions, and continental nights involving Southern African sides draw large local audiences.
