The field is set. After a high-stakes conclusion to the group stage on Sunday, CAF has officially confirmed the eight clubs advancing to the Quarter-finals of the 2025/26 TotalEnergies CAF Confederation Cup.
The knockout phase features a dominant North African contingent alongside resilient contenders from Central Africa.
The Qualified Clubs
• USM Alger (Algeria) – Group A Winners
• Olympique de Safi (Morocco) – Group A Runners-up
• Wydad AC (Morocco) – Group B Winners
• Maniema Union (DR Congo) – Group B Runners-up
• CR Belouizdad (Algeria) – Group C Winners
• Otoho d’Oyo (Congo) – Group C Runners-up
• Zamalek (Egypt) – Group D Winners
• Al Masry (Egypt) – Group D Runners-up
USM Alger sailed through Group A without a single loss, finishing with 14 points while Wydad AC and CR Belouizdad both dominated their respective groups, each collecting a massive 15 points.
Egypt’s Al Masry snatched the final qualification spot by edging out South Africa’s Kaizer Chiefs on goal difference.
