Mouloudia Alger and Real Banjul qualify for Africa
First Published: Jun 30, 2007
Mouloudia Alger of Algeria and Real Banjul of Gambia have secured places in the 2009 African Football Confederation club competitions. Fodil Hadjadj, seen here in action in 2003, scored after 65 minutes of the Algerian Cup final to earn title holders Mouloudia a 1-0 victory over neighbours USMA, who were also losing finalists last year.
Mouloudia Alger of Algeria and Real Banjul of Gambia have secured places in the 2009 African Football Confederation club competitions.
Fodil Hadjadj scored after 65 minutes of the Algerian Cup final to earn title holders Mouloudia a 1-0 victory over neighbours USMA, who were also losing finalists last year.
The victors qualify for the African Confederation Cup with third-placed league finishers JSM Bejaia while winners Entente Setif and runners-up Jeunesse Sportive Kabylie enter the African Champions League.
Real Banjul will be another African Champions League entrant next year after pipping Wallidan and Ports Authority in a thrilling climax to the Gambian title chase.
Banjul ended an eight-year title drought by coming from behind to draw 1-1 with Bakau United and pip Wallidan on goal difference while defending champions Ports blew their chance after losing 1-0 to Gamtel.
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