This thread is dedicated to those clubs Fans that are in 2014 Caf Competition E.g Kano Pillars, Enyimba, Bayelsa United and Warri Wolves,,,So dont panic over any news about ur club in Caf competitons cuz the ''Ogboge girl wey sabi football'' will provide u with all available news about Caf Competition.

In Caf Champions League: Kano Pillars and Enyimba Knw foes

While in Caf Confederation cup: Bayelsa United and Warri Wolves also knw foes

Ride on am solidly behind u

wolve get confedration nd enyimba get champions league. My fear na these kano pillars i prefer 3Sc to them. #TeamWolves

taiocol: wolve get confedration nd enyimba get champions league. My fear na these kano pillars i prefer 3Sc to them. #TeamWolves

Kano pillars and Enyimba will do well.

Krasid: Kano pillars and Enyimba will do well.

no serious pillars need 2 show champions stuff.

Nigerian Premier League
champions Kano Pillars and
former African champions
Enyimba International have been
handed Congolese and Togolese
opponents respectively in the
preliminary round of the 2014
CAF Champions League.
In the fixtures released by the
Confederation of African Football
(CAF) on Tuesday in Cairo after
Monday’s draws, Pillars will take
on AS vita of DR Congo.
The draw for the 18th edition of
the CAF Champions League was
held in Marrakech, Morocco on
Monday, Dec. 16.
Enyimba International FC of Aba,
who were Nigerian premier
league runners-up last season
and were twice African
champions, would face Anges De
Notse of Togo.
Pillars will play their first leg
game away and host their
opponents in the second leg,
while Enyimba will host the first
leg of their pairing.
The competition, which is now in
its 50th edition as a
championship but 18th as a
league, will involve 52 clubs in
the preliminary round.
Matches in the round will hold in
February, with the first leg
between Feb. 7 and Feb. 9 and
the second leg between Feb. 14
and Feb. 16, 2014.
The 26 winners in the
preliminary round will be joined
at the round of 32 by six other
clubs, who drew bye, for the
competition’s first round.
These are title-holders Al Ahly of
Egypt, Coton Sport of Cameroon,
TP Mazembe of DR Congo, El-Hilal
of Sudan, CS Sfaxien of Tunisia
and Esperance Sportive de Tunis
of Tunisia.(NAN)

The draw for the 11th edition
of the Orange CAF
Confederation Cup 2014 was
held on Monday, December 16,
2013 in Marrakech, Morocco.
Forty-two (42) clubs will be
involved in the preliminary
round to be joined by ASEC
Mimosas (Cote d'Ivoire), Ismaily
(Egypt), Wadi Degla (Egypt),
Djoliba (Mali), MAS (Morocco),
Bayelsa United (Nigeria), Warri
Wolves (Nigeria), El Ahly Shandy
(Sudan), Etoile du Sahel (Tunisia)
Club Athletic Bizertin (Tunisia)
and Zesco United (Zambia) at
the 1/16th round.

Bayelsa United and Warri Wolves
have been exempted from taking
part in the preliminary round of
the 2014 Caf Confederation Cup.
Both Nigeria Professional
Football League (NPFL) clubs will
start off their run in the Caf
Confederation Cup from the
round of 32.
Bayelsa United, who finished
third in the Nigerian top flight in
2012/13 season, will await the
winners from the preliminary
round clash between Congo's
Konzo and an unnamed
Cameroonian club.
Head coach of Bayelsa United,
Ladan Bosso, is happy that his
team have been drawn bye in the
Caf Confederation Cup.
"It's good for us and it allows
more time to prepare well for the
competition. But we know the
Confederation Cup will not be an
easy competition so we will be
prepared for whoever comes our
way," said Bosso to
supersport.com.
As for Warri Wolves, they could
come up against tougher
opposition in the round of 32.
The Seasiders are drawn by Caf
to face either US Douala of
Cameroon or Aslad de Moundou
of Chad.
Bayelsa United and Warri Wolves
are expected to kick off their
campaign in the continent's
second tier club competition in
the first week of March.

Nigeria champions Kano Pillars
have registered several new
signings led by Kingsley Udoh for
next year’s Champions League.
Other new signings on the squad
for the continental competition
include Sharks goalkeeper
Danladi Isa, Ezekiel Mba and Eneji
Otekpa.
Former Nigeria Olympic team
international central defender
Udoh has teamed up with Pillars
from Heartland.
Pillars have also entered their
establish stars like Gambo
Mohammed, Rabiu Ali, Shehu
Abdullahi and Joel Afelokhai for
Africa’s foremost club contest.
On February 8, Pillars will host
experienced campaigners AS Vita
of DR Congo in the preliminary
round first leg of the Champions
League.
The return leg will be played in
DRC a week later.
This will be Pillars fourth
appearance in the competition
with their best showing being a
semi-final finish in the 2009
competition.
Two-time champions Enyimba
are Nigeria’s other
representatives in the Champions
League.

Enyimba will hope to get off to a
winning start in next year’s
Champions League when they
clash with Togo’s Ange de Notse
in the prelims.
The two-time African champions
are back in international football
after a two-year absence.
And goalkeeper Femi Thomas
has told MTNFootball.com they
hope to get off to a flying start
on February 9, when they host
Ange de Notse.
"We are preparing hard for the
game, we will do all to beat Ange
de Notse,” Thomas said.
“I played against the club in a
friendly match in 2006 when I
was with the U20 national team,
though it has been long, we won
3-1 then. There are no small
teams again, so we won't let
Nigerians down."
Enyimba, who finished as
runners-up in the Nigeria league
last season, have embarked on a
massive re-organisation
following the departure of coach
Salisu Yusuf to El Kanemi
Warriors.
Last month, Ange de Notse won
a first-ever Togolese league title
after they recorded 59 points
from 30 matches, two points
more than closest rivals Douanes.