CAF Football

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Assignment of Co-curricular activityScoccer

Title: CAF-African

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Confederation of African Football(CAF)

Confdration Africaine de Football

CAF is the governing body of African Football and was founded in 1957. The founding

members are Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia and South Africa. CAF 53-members organization is

based Egypt.

The wheels that led to the birth of CAF were actually set in motion outside Africa, in Lisbon

Portugal in June 1956.

The Portuguese capital was playing host to the FIFA Congress, and it was the for African

nations in attendance (Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia and south Africa) who carried the African

confederation to the baptismal font by taking advantage of that gathering to discuss matters of

common interest.

Following the Congress, the four nations resolved to convene again in Khartoum in February

1957 to draft statutes and to discuss staging the first Africa Cup of nations.

Meanwhile, the 1954 FIFA Congress in Berne, Switzerland has already voted to recognize

Africa as a confederation. This gave the continent the right to appoint its first representative to

the FIFA Executive Committee and the member was Engineer Abdelaziz Abdallah Salem of

Egypt.

CAFs constitutional act was signed in Khartoum, Sudan on 8 June 1957 and Abdallah Salemwas named the Confederations first president.

On 10 February, after CAFs constitutive assembly, the Sudanese capital witnessed the birth

of the first Africa Cup of Nations which was won by Egypt. It would prove to be the start of

an exhilarating adventure and one that is still continuing today with countless unforgettable

moments along the way to help define the characteristics and traits on associated with African

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CAF Executive Committee

Issa Hayatou (Cameroun) President

Suketu Patel (Seychelles) 1s

Vice-president

Almamy Kabele Camara (Guinea)

Amadou Diakite (Mali)

2nd Vice-president

MemberAdoum Djibrine (Chad) Member

Mohamed Raouraoua (Algeria) Member

Magdi Shams El Din (Sudan) Member

Tarek Bouchamaoui (Tunisia) Member

Kalusha Bwalya (Zambia) Member

Kwesi Nyantakyi (Ghana) Member

Constant Selemani Omari (RD Congo) Member

Leodegar Tenga (Tanzania) Member

Slim Aloulou (Tunisia) Member co-opt.

Molefi Oliphant OIG (South Africa) Member co-opt.

Anouma Jacques (Cte dIvoire) Executive Committee member of FIFAHani Aboo Rida (Egypt) Executive Committee member of FIFA

Lydia Nsekera (Burundi) Executive Committee member of FIFA

Hicham El Amrani (Morocco) General Secretary

54 Full Members

2 Associate Members

Runion1993 Zanzibar- 2004

Algeria1964

Botswana - 1976

Cameroon - 1963Chad - 1964

Congo DR - 1964Egypt - 1957Ethiopia - 1957

Ghana - 1958

Kenya - 1968Libya - 1965

Mali - 1963

Morocco - 1959

Niger- 1964So Tom and Prncipe - 1986

Sierra Leone - 1967

South Sudan - 2012[6]Tanzania - 1964Uganda - 1960

Angola - 1980

Burkina Faso - 1964

Cape Verde - 2000Comoros - 2005

Cte d'Ivoire - 1960Equatorial Guinea - 1986Gabon - 1967

Guinea - 1963

Lesotho - 1964Madagascar- 1963

Mauritania - 1968

Mozambique - 1980

Nigeria - 1960Senegal - 1964

Somalia - 1963

Sudan - 1957Togo - 1964Zambia1964

Benin - 1969

Burundi - 1972

Central African Republic - 1965Congo - 1966

Djibouti - 1994Eritrea - 1998Gambia - 1966

Guinea-Bissau - 1986

Liberia - 1962Malawi - 1968

Mauritius - 1963

Namibia - 1992

Rwanda - 1978Seychelles - 1986

South Africa - 19571& 1992

Swaziland - 1978Tunisia - 1960Zimbabwe1980
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African regional federations:

UNAF (North Africa)WAFU-UFOA (West Africa)

UNIFFAC (Central Africa)

CECAFA (East Africa)COSAFA (Southern Africa)

UAFA (Arab World)
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CAF Regional Zones

CAF Zone 1 - Northern Zone

Algeria Tunisia

Egypt Libya Morocco

CAF Zone 2 - Western Zone A

Cape Verde Mauritania Tunisia

Gambia Senegal

Guinea Sierra Leone

Guinea-Bissau

CAF Zone 3 - Western Zone B

Benin Niger

Burkina Faso Nigeria

Cte d'Ivoire Togo

Ghana Liberia

CAF Zone 4 - Central Zone

Cameroon Congo So Tom and Prncipe

Central African Republic Equatorial Guinea Congo DR

Chad Gabon

CAF Zone 5 - Central Eastern Zone

Burundi Rwanda Uganda

Djibouti Somalia Tanzania

Eritrea South Sudan

Ethiopia Sudan

CAF Zone 6 - Southern Zone

Angola Malawi South Africa Seychelles

Botswana Mauritius Swaziland Madagascar

Comoros Mozambique Zambia

Lesotho Namibia Zimbabwe
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org/wiki/S%C3%A3o_Tom%C3%A9_and_Pr%C3%ADncipe_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameroon_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberia_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghana_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Togo_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%B4te_d%27Ivoire_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burkina_Faso_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niger_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benin_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea-Bissau_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea-Bissau_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sierra_Leone_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senegal_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambia_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunisia_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauritania_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Verde_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morocco_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libya_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egypt_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunisia_national_football_teamhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algeria_national_football_team


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CAF Football Development Division

In line with the CAF Contract with Africa, the Football Development Division is responsiblefor a wide spectrum of Technical and Educational issues in the entire African continent,

focusing on Mens, Womens and Futsal football development.

The Division has four (4) distinct areas of focus:

1. Coach education, development and licensing

2. Refereeing education and development3. Provision of best practices and strategic planning within the administration of CAF

affiliated members

4. Sports Medicine development and research

The division aims to develop more qualified Instructors by conducting seminars, courses andother programs in conjunction with CAF Member Associations to ensure the transfer of

knowledge advocated by the CAF Contract with Africa. Instructors are appointed to the

relevant fields of football that the Division covers, ensuring a continuous quality educationalscheme.

The Division also engages with multiple partnerships to enhance the organization and contents

provided. Such partners include but are not limited to FIFA, UEFA and theEnglish FootballAssociation.

On the other hand, aware of its responsibility to support the United Nations system, the

Confederation signed as well memorandum of understanding with the Food and AgriculturalOrganisation (FAO) in 2008 and other agencies to use football as a tool for the promotion of

peace, solidarity and education throughout Africa. More information can be found under the

Social Responsibility section of this website.


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CAF Best Footballers of the Century

The voting to select the best of the century refers to three categories: male player, goalkeeper

and female player, and is obtained from five different steps. The resulting best players and

goalkeepers were honoured during the "World Football Gala 1999".

CAF Best Player of the

Century

Player Name Points

George Weah 95

Roger Milla 77

Abdi Pel 72

LakhdarBelloumi

56

Rabah Madjer 51

ThophileAbega

39

Laurent Pokou 38

Kalusha

Bwalya37

Ahmed Faras 35

Finidi George 32

CAF Best Goalkeeper of

the Century

Player Name Points

Joseph-Antoine

Bell39

Thomas Nkono 30

Sadok Sassi

"Attouga"26

Badou Zaki 24

Mwamba Kazadi 19

Jacques Songo'o 13

BruceGrobbelaar

11

Ahmed Shobair 10

Alain Gouamn 9

Peter Rufai 6

CAF Best Women's

Footballer of the Century

Player Name Points

Uche Eucharia Ngozi 21

Rita Nwadike 18

Doris Nkiru Okosieme 17

Florence Omagbemi 15

Ann Chiojirie 14

Nana Ama Gyamfuah 13

Fikhile Sitole 9

Vivian Mensah 8

Mercy Akide 7
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CAF competitions

The competitions of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) have evolved positively

over the years from just one in 1957, following the creation of the organization, to ten. All the

competitions serve as a qualifying tournament for their respective World Cups. CAF also

plays a major role in the organization of other competitions not directly under its umbrellasuch as the All African Games, Olympic Games, regional, intercontinental and world

championships.

The popularity and success of CAF competitions, considering the continents financial state

and challenges due to its geographical terrain in terms many factors including movement and

infrastructures, cannot be under estimated. This great stride is a result of the visionary and able

leadership of the organization.

CAN (African Cup of Nations):Arguably one of the oldest and as well as one of the most followed football tournaments in the

world, the African Cup of Nations is held every two years and the number of teams

participating in the final tournament has continually increased and reached 16 for the first time

in 1998.

It was first organized in 1957 with the participating of 4 countries. They are Egypt, Sudan,

Ethiopia and South Africa who were later disqualified due to apartheid. In 1962, the road to

the final was divided into stages: the qualifying tournament and the final tournament. The

qualifying tournament is a knockout system played on home and away basis. The winners ofthe last stage of it qualify to play in the final tournament. In 1992, a mix of knockout and

round-robin system was introduced in the qualifying tournament. In 1998, the number of

participating teams in the final tournament was increased from 8 to 16. It has been 8 teams

since 1968.

The 16 teams in the final tournament are divided into 4 groups of four teams. The top two in

each group play in the quarter finals. The four teams which emerge from the quarter finals

compete in the semi-finals before the final match to determine the champion.

CAF Champions League:

The CAF Champions League, formerly known as the African Champions Cup, was

introduced in 1964 and it is contested for by league champions of member national

associations. CAF introduced the away goals rule in 1974 competitions and a Champions

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In 2004, the competition was expanded by CAF allowing 12 of the participating countries to

present two clubs, which are the first and second in their national leagues. The 12 countries

are determined yearly according to a ranking system devised by CAF.

The first part of the competition which is divided into rounds is a knockout stage played on

home and away basis. Winners of the last round of this part qualify to play in the second part,which is the group stage; while the losers compete in the last round of CAF Confederation

Cup. The group stage is composed of 8 teams divided into 2 groups of 4 and players against

each other in a round-robin home and away system. The top two from each group qualify for

the semi-finals before the final where a winner emerges to win a trophy and prize money.

CAF Confederation Cup:

CAF Confederation Cup, a merger of CAF Winners Cup and CAF Cup, was introduced in

2004 and contested for by the national Cup winners of member national associations. Before

the merger, CAF Winners Cup was introduced in 1975 and the CAF Cup in 1992.

CAF allows 12 of the participating countries to present two clubs, which are the National Cup

winner and third in their respective national leagues. The 12 countries are determined yearly

according to a ranking system devised by CAF. The first part of the competition which is

divided into rounds is a knockout stage played on home and away basis. Winners of the last

round of this part play against the losers of CAF Champions League last round to determine

the group stage teams.

The group stage is composed of 8 teams divided into 2 groups of 4 and played against each

other in a round-robin home and away system. The top two from each group qualify for the

semi-finals before the final to win a trophy and prize money.

CAF Super Cup:

CAF Super Cup was introduced in 1992 and contested for by the winners of CAF Champions

League and CAF Confederation Cup. It is a one leg match played in the home group of the

Champions League winner. CAF can also decide on a neutral ground for the Super Cup.

CHAN (African Nations Championship):

The African Nations Championship, also known as CHAN, is the newest in the calendar of

CAF competitions and was introduced in 2009. The competition is held every odd year with a

qualifying stage and a final tournament played by 8 teams. CAF expanded the competition by

allowing 16 countries to compete in the final tournament from 2011. CHAN is restricted to

local players of member national associations. All foreign-based players, within or outside the

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CAN U-20 (African Youth Championship):

The African Youth Championship (AYC) is one of the age group competitions organized by

CAF for players under the age of 20 as of the time of the current championship. It was

organized for the first time in 1997 as a qualifying competition for the World Youth Cup. The

first AYC, under the name Tessema Cup, was organized in 1979 and also a qualifier for theWorld Youth Championship. Until 1989 it was contested for as a cup tournament by direct

eliminations on home and away basis. In 1991, CAF introduced a qualifying stage and a final

tournament played by 8 teams in a selected country.

CAN U-17 (African U-17 Championship)

The African U-17 Championship was mainly a qualifying competition for the U-17 World

Cup, from 1985 to 1993. In 1995, it became a biennial competition in CAF calendar with a

qualifying stage and a final tournament played by 8 teams in a selected country.

Futsal (5-a-side)

An indoor five-aside football game, it has been a competitive game before the first African

Futsal organized in 1996. Futsal is organized by CAF every four years and also serves as a

qualifying tournament for the Futsal World Cup.

All African Games:

The All African Games is organized every four years under the auspices of the Supreme

Council for Sports in Africa.

AWC (African Womens Championship)

The African Womens Championship was introduced by CAF in 1991. Following the second

and third editions played in 1995 and 1998 respectively, CAF made it a biennial championship

held every even-numbered year. It also serves as a qualifying tournament for the Womens

World Cup. The first two editions were decided on a home and away final. From the third

edition in 1995, CAF introduced a qualifying tournament and a final tournament. The final

tournament is composed of 8 teams divided into 2 groups of 4. The top two in each group

qualify for the semi-finals before the final.

CAN U-20 Women:

CAF Womens U-20 is the first female age group competition organized by the body for

member national associations. It is for national team of women under the age of 20. The first

edition in 2002 was held as U-19 with an age limit of 19. From 2006, the age limit of the

competition was raised to 20. It is also a qualifying tournament for the U-20 World Cup.


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CAN U-17:

CAF Womens U-17 is a biennial competition and was first organized in 2008. It is open to

female players of member national associations under the age of 17. It is also a qualifying

tournament for the Women U-17 World Cup.

All African Games: Women Soccer

The All African Games is organized every four years under the auspices of the Supreme

Council for Sports in Africa.

Clubs:

CAF ChampionsLeague

CAF ConfederationCup

CAF Super Cup CAF Cup (1992

2003)

African CupWinners'

Cup (19752003)

National:

Africa Cup ofNations

CAF U-23Championship

African U-20Championship

African U-17Championship

AfricanChampionship of

Nations

African Women'sChampionship

African U-20 Cupof Nations for

Women

African U-17 Cupof Nations for

Women African Futsal

Championship

CAF Beach SoccerChampionship

Inter-Continental:

UEFA-CAFMeridian Cup (U-

18)

Afro-Asian Cup ofNations

Arab Nations Cup Afro-Asian Club

Championship

Arab ChampionsLeague

Regional:

CECAFA Cup WAFU Nations

Cup

Amilcar CabralCup

COSAFA Cup CEMAC Cup UNIFFAC

Cup (U-17)

UNAF U-23Tournament
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CAF resolutions

Awards:

CAF Awards African Footballer of the Year CAF Clubs of the 20th Century

Qualifications:

CAF 5-Year Ranking

GLO-CAF AWARDS

The Confederation of African Football awards is a yearly ritual instituted to honour athletes

and personalities who has excelled in various departments of the game as well as making

meaningful contribution to its development in the continent.

The awards which dates back to 1970 when the best African Footballer of the Year was

recognized, has expanded to other categories with the inclusion of women athletes for their

enormous contribution to the game.

Increasingly enjoying great popularity beyond the shores of Africa, the awards is bestowed on

every individual on pure merit for his or her exemplary contribution towards the development

and promotion of football, on and off the pitch within the continent.

Notably, the awards has continued to inspire and enhance the performance of the athletes,

which is one of the contributing factors to standard and quality of football enjoyed today in the

continent.

The recipients are worthy ambassadors, projecting the good image of African football within

the continent and the whole world in general, and serving as great role models.
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CAF AwardsAccra 2011

African Player of the Year 2011:Yaya Toure (Manchester City and Cote dIvoire)

African Player of the Year 2011 (Based in Africa): Oussama Darragi (Esperance Sportive

de Tunis and Tunisia)

National Team of the Year: Botswana

Womens National Team of the Year: Cameroon

Club of the Year: Esperance Sportive de Tunis (Tunisia)

Most Promising Talent of the Year: Souleymane Coulibaly (Tottenham Hotspurs and Cote

dIvoire)

Coach of the Year: Harouna Doula (Niger)

Womens Footballer of the Year: Perpetua Nkwocha (Nigeria)

Referee of the Year:Noumandiez Doue (Cote dIvoire)

Legend Award:Mustapha Hadji (Morocco) & Austin Jay-Jay Okocha (Nigeria)

Fair Play Award: Libya

Platinum Award:John Evans Atta Mills (President of Ghana) & Africas Finest XI

Goalkeeper: Samir Aboud (Libya)

Defenders: Harrison Afful (Ghana), Banana Yaya (Cameroon), Ayoub Elkhiqi (Morocco),

Taye Taiwo (Nigeria)

Midfielder: Kevin Prince Boateng (Ghana), Yaya Toure (Cote dIvoire), Seydou Keita (Mali),

Andre Ayew (Ghana)

Forward:Samuel Etoo (Cameroon), Moussa Sow (Senegal)

Documents

CAF Football