CECAFA Club Championship 2009

Tournament for clubs for East and Central Africa. 

In Khartoum/Omdurman and Port Sudan, Sudan, Jun 30-Jul 12, 2009

NB: Kenya have two entries as Tusker are holders;
    Sudan have two entries as hosts;
    Prisons enter as Tanzania representatives instead of champions 
      Young Africans due to the 3-year suspension of Yanga;
    TP Mazembe (Congo-Kinshasa) enter as guests);
    Kartileh DjibSat were chosen as Djibouti representatives in
      spite of barely escaping relegation (champions 2008/09 were
      AS Ali Sabieh Djibouti Telecom; Kartileh were runners-up in
      2007/08 behind SID)

Pool A (El Mereikh Stadium, Khartoum)
30 Jun Mathare United 3-0 DjibSat
30 Jun Al-Merreikh    6-1 ATRACO
 2 Jul Mathare United 2-1 ATRACO
 2 Jul Al-Merreikh    6-1 Djibsat
 4 Jul ATRACO         5-0 Djibsat
 4 Jul Al-Merreikh    1-0 Mathare United  

 1.Al-Merreikh           3  3  0  0 13- 2  9  (Sudan)
 2.Mathare United        3  2  0  1  5- 2  6  (Kenya)
 3.ATRACO                3  1  0  2  7- 8  3  (Rwanda)
 4.Kartileh DjibSat      3  0  0  3  1-14  0  (Djibouti)

Pool B (Khartoum Stadium)
 1 Jul Prisons        2-2 Banaadir Telecom
 1 Jul TP Mazembe     2-3 KCC
 3 Jul KCC            3-1 Prisons
 3 Jul TP Mazembe     8-1 Banaadir Telecom
 5 Jul KCC            5-1 Banaadir Telecom
 5 Jul TP Mazembe     3-0 Prisons

 1.KCC                   3  3  0  0 11- 4  9  (Uganda)
 2.TP Mazembe            3  2  0  1 13- 4  6  (Congo-Kinshasa)
 3.Prisons               3  0  1  2  3- 8  1  (Tanzania)
 4.Banaadir Telecom      3  0  1  2  4-15  1  (Somalia)

Pool C (Port Sudan)
 1 Jul Inter Star     1-2 Miembeni      
 1 Jul Hay al-Arab    1-1 Tusker 
 3 Jul Miembeni       0-6 Tusker
 3 Jul Hay al-Arab    1-1 Inter Star
 5 Jul Tusker         1-2 Inter Star
 5 Jul Hay al-Arab    2-0 Miembeni            [abandoned at 2-0 in 75', five
                                               Miembeni players left the pitch
                                               pretending to be injured; result
                                               stood; Miembeni banned 5 years]

 1.Hay al-Arab           3  1  2  0  4- 2  5  (Sudan)
 2.Tusker                3  1  1  1  8- 3  4  (Kenya)
 3.Inter Star            3  1  1  1  4- 4  4  (Burundi)
 4.Miembeni              3  1  0  2  2- 9  3  (Zanzibar) 

Quarterfinals (all in Khartoum)
 7 Jul Hay al-Arab    1-6 TP Mazembe
 7 Jul Al-Merreikh    2-0 Inter Star   
 8 Jul Tusker         1-1 Mathare United      [2-3 pen (no extra time)]
 8 Jul KCC            0-4 ATRACO   

Semifinals (in Khartoum)
 9 Jul Al-Merreikh    2-1 TP Mazembe          [aet]
         [Endurance Idahor 52, 104; Kabangu Mulota 14]
10 Jul ATRACO         2-1 Mathare United      [aet]
         [Aloua Gaseruka 90+, Andre Lomani 106; Crispin Ochieng 66]

Third Place Match
12 Jul TP Mazembe     2-0 Mathare United

Final
12 Jul Al-Merreikh    0-1 ATRACO
         [Hamis Kitagenda 15]

NB: ATRACO coach Sam Timbe (Uganda) won the tournament for
    the third time after winning with SC Villa (2005) and
    Police (2006)
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Prepared and maintained by Karel Stokkermans for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Karel Stokkermans
Last updated: 28 Oct 2021