Since the launch of the first edition of the African Champions League in 1964, the two teams have never been part of the final from one country, but Al-Ahly and Zamalek have finally managed to achieve this historic achievement, to confirm their leadership of African football.
Zamalek qualified for the final match after defeating Morocco’s Raja 4-1 in the home and away matches, while Al-Ahly qualified after defeating Wydad by five against a goal in the aggregate of the two matches.
Owns Ahly The record for the number of titles of the mother competition in the continent with eight crowns in 1982, 1987, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2012 and 2013, followed by Zamalek in second place (5 titles).
With a few days left for the African Champions League final match between the giants Zamalek and Al-Ahly at Cairo International Stadium, we take a look at the list of former champions in the first continental club tournament:
1964-65 Oryx Douala (Cameroon)
1966 stadium in Abidjan (Cote d’Ivoire)
1967 TP Mazembe (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
1968 TP Mazembe (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
1969 Ismaili (Egypt)
1970 Asante Kotoko (Ghana)
1971 Canon Yaounde (Cameroon)
1972 Havia (Guinea)
1973 AS Vita (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
1974 Cara Brazzaville (Congo)
1975 Havia (Guinea)
1976 MC Algiers (Algeria)
1977 Havia (Guinea)
1978 Canon Yaounde (Cameroon)
1979 Union Douala (Cameroon)
1980 Canon Yaounde (Cameroon)
1981 JS Kabylie (Algeria)
1982 Al-Ahly (Egypt)
1983 Asante Kotoko (Ghana)
1984 Zamalek (Egypt)
1985 Royal Army (Morocco)
1986 Zamalek (Egypt)
1987 Al-Ahly (Egypt)
1988 ES Setif (Algeria)
1989 Raja (Morocco)
1990 JS Kabylie (Algeria)
1991 Club Africain (Tunisia)
1992 Wydad (Morocco)
1993 Zamalek (Egypt)
1994 Esperance (Tunisia)
1995 Orlando Pirates (South Africa)
1996 Zamalek (Egypt)
1997 Raja (Morocco)
1998 ASEC Mimosa (Cote d’Ivoire)
1999 Raja (Morocco)
2000 Hearts of Oak (Ghana)
2001 Al-Ahly (Egypt)
2002 Zamalek (Egypt)
2003 Enyimba (Nigeria)
2004 Enyimba (Nigeria)
2005 Al-Ahly (Egypt)
2006 Al-Ahly (Egypt)
2007 Etoile Sahel (Tunisia)
2008 Al-Ahly (Egypt)
2009 TP Mazembe (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
2010 TP Mazembe (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
2011 Esperance (Tunisia)
2012 Al-Ahly (Egypt)
2013 Al-Ahly (Egypt)
2014 ES Setif (Algeria)
2015 TP Mazembe (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
2016 Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa)
2017 Wydad (Morocco)
2018 Esperance (Tunisia)
2018-19 Esperance (Tunisia)
2019-20؟
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