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CECAFA Cup

 
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CECAFA Cup
Founded 1926
Region Africa (CAF)
Number of teams 11
Current champions  Uganda
Most successful team  Uganda (11 times)
Soccerball current event.svg 2009 CECAFA Cup

The CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup is the oldest football (soccer) tournament in Africa. It is a tournament of FIFA and the Council of East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA), and includes national teams from Central and East Africa (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Zanzibar, Somalia, Rwanda, Burundi and Djibouti). In 2005 and 2006 the tournament was sponsored by Ethiopian/Saudi billionaire Sheikh Mohammed Al Amoudi, and was dubbed the Al Amoudi Senior Challenge Cup[1].

It is the successor tournament of the Gossage Cup, held 37 times from 1926 until 1966, and the East and Central African Senior Challenge Cup, held 7 times between 1965 and 1971.

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Gossage Cup

The Gossage Cup was contested between Kenya, Uganda, Tanganyika and Zanzibar. Tanganyika participated since 1945, Zanzibar since 1949. It was sponsored by soap manufacturer William Gossage.

CECAFA Cup

Previous Winners

Year Host Final Third Place Match
Champion Score Second Place Third Place Score Fourth Place
1973
Details
Uganda
Uganda
2 - 1
Tanzania

Kenya


Zambia

(1)
1974
Details
Tanzania
Tanzania
1 - 1
(5 - 3) pk

Uganda

Zambia


Zanzibar

(1)
1975
Details
Zambia
Kenya
0 - 0
(4 - 3) pk

Malawi

Tanzania


Uganda

(1)
1976
Details
Zanzibar
Uganda
2 - 0
Zambia

Kenya


Malawi

(1)
1977
Details
Somalia
Uganda
0 - 0
(5 - 3) pk

Zambia

Malawi
2 - 1
Kenya
1978
Details
Malawi
Malawi
3 - 2
Zambia

Kenya
2 - 0
Uganda
1979
Details
Kenya
Malawi
3 - 2
Kenya

Tanzania
2 - 1
Zanzibar
1980
Details
Sudan
Sudan
1 - 0
Tanzania

Malawi
1 - 0
Zambia
1981
Details
Tanzania
Kenya
1 - 0
Tanzania

Zambia
1 - 0
Uganda
1982
Details
Uganda
Kenya
1 - 1
(5 - 3) pk

Uganda

Zimbabwe
3 - 0
Zanzibar
1983
Details
Kenya
Kenya
1 - 0
Zimbabwe

Uganda
1 - 0
Malawi
1984
Details
Uganda
Zambia
0 - 0
(3 - 0)pk

Malawi

Uganda
3 - 1
Kenya
1985
Details
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
2 - 0
Kenya

Malawi
3 - 1
Uganda
1987
Details
Ethiopia
Ethiopia
1 - 1
(5 - 4) pk

Zimbabwe

Uganda
1 - 0
Zanzibar
1988
Details
Malawi
Malawi
3 - 1
Zambia

Kenya
0 - 0
Zimbabwe
1989
Details
Kenya
Uganda
3 - 3
(2 - 1) pk

Malawi

Kenya
1 - 0
Zambia
1990
Details
Zanzibar
Uganda
2 - 0
Sudan

Tanzania
2 - 1
Zanzibar
1991
Details
Uganda
Zambia
2 - 0
Kenya

Uganda
3 - 1
Sudan
1992
Details
Tanzania
Uganda
1 - 0
Tanzania 'b'

Zambia
4 - 0
Uganda
1994
Details
Kenya
Tanzania
2 - 2
(4 - 3) pk

Uganda

Kenya
1 - 0
Eritrea
1995
Details
Uganda
Zanzibar
1 - 0
Uganda 'b'

Kenya
2 - 2
(5 - 4) pk

Ethiopia
1996
Details
Sudan
Uganda
1 - 0
Sudan 'b'

Sudan
1 - 1
(5 - 4) pk

Kenya
1999
Details
Rwanda
Rwanda 'b'
3 - 1
Kenya

Rwanda
0 - 0
(3 - 2) pk

Burundi
2000
Details
Uganda
Uganda
2 - 0
Uganda 'b'

Ethiopia
1 - 1
(5 - 3) pk

Rwanda
2001
Details
Ethiopia
Ethiopia
2 - 1

Kenya

Rwanda
1 - 0
Rwanda 'b'
2002
Details
Tanzania
Kenya
3 - 2
Tanzania

Rwanda
2 - 1
Uganda
2003
Details
Sudan
Uganda
2 - 0
Rwanda

Kenya
2 - 1
Sudan
2004
Details
Ethiopia
Ethiopia
3 - 0
Burundi

Sudan
2 - 1
Kenya
2005
Details
Rwanda
Ethiopia
1 - 0
Rwanda

Zanzibar
0 - 0
(5 - 4) pk

Uganda
2006
Details
Ethiopia
Sudan
(2)
0 - 0 aet
(10 - 11) pk

Zambia

Rwanda
0 - 0
(4 - 2) pk

Uganda
2007
Details
Tanzania
Sudan
2 - 2 aet
(4 - 2) pk

Rwanda

Uganda
2 - 0
Burundi
2008
Details
Uganda
Uganda
1 – 0
Kenya

Tanzania
3 – 2
Burundi
2009
Details
Kenya
Uganda
2 – 0
Rwanda

Zanzibar
1 – 0
Tanzania
1 No playoff for third place.
2 Awarded to Sudan as Zambia was a guest team.

Most CECAFA Cup wins

Wins Nation Year(s)
11  Uganda 1973, 1976, 1977, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2003, 2008, 2009
5  Kenya 1975, 1981, 1982, 1983, 2002
4  Ethiopia 1987, 2001, 2004, 2005
3  Sudan 1980, 2006, 2007
3  Malawi 1978, 1979, 1988
2  Zambia 1984, 1991
2  Tanzania 1974, 1994
1  Rwanda 1999
1  Zimbabwe 1985
1  Zanzibar 1995

Number of participations by team

Cups Nation Latest cup
32  Uganda 2009
31  Kenya 2009
30  Tanzania 2009
29  Zanzibar 2009
20  Somalia 2009
19  Zambia 2009
18  Malawi 2006
16  Sudan 2008
14  Ethiopia 2009
13  Rwanda 2009
10  Burundi 2009
10  Zimbabwe 2009
9  Djibouti 2009
9  Eritrea 2009
2  Seychelles 1994
2  Kenya 'b' 1994
2  Rwanda 'b' 2001
2  Uganda 'b' 2000
1  Sudan 'b' 1996
1  Tanzania 'b' 1992

External links

References

CECAFA Football

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