NB: start planned for Nov 15, 2016;
participants included:
Atlabara (Juba), Nasir FC (Yei), Malakia FC (Torit), Koryom FC (Bor);
cancelled due to "financial and logistical constraints";
cup winners Al-Salam (Wau) enter CAF Confederation Cup 2017
1/8 Finals
[Oct 25, Juba]
Young Stars (Torit) 6-3 City Stars (Yei)
[Oct 25, Aweil]
Al-Salam (Wau) 4-0 Wanyjok United
[Oct 26, Juba]
Koryom FC (Bor) bt Super Eagles (Yambio)
[Oct 26, Aweil]
Kwajok United - Rumbek City
NB: Al-Hilal (Juba) and Nile Eagle (Nimule) qualified by default as opponents didn't show
Quarterfinals
[Oct 27, Juba]
Al-Hilal (Juba) 2-0 Nile Eagle (Nimule)
[Oct 28, Juba]
Young Stars (Torit) bt Koryom FC (Bor)
Semifinals
[Aweil]
Al-Eslah (Aweil) 0-0 Al-Salam (Wau) [Salam on pen]
[Oct 29, Juba]
Al-Hilal (Juba) lt Young Stars (Torit)
Final [Nov 6, National Stadium, Juba]
Al-Salam (Wau) 3-0 Young Stars (Torit)
[Samy Abuhuzifa (2), Oliver Kangi]
NB: Young Stars (Torit) were ambushed on their way home from Juba on Nov 8,
several players and officials were injured and one died
list of champions and cup winners.
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