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Author: The Albertine Journal.com
There were 60 and now, there are just eight. The cream of African football steps up the battle towards the most coveted club trophy in the continent, the TotalEnergies CAF Champions League, with the quarter finals starting this weekend. Defending champions Al Ahly lead the lot of the teams to earn a ticket to the last eight, and the journey to whittle down the number to the top side takes a new gear. ES Setif vs Esperance – Stade du 5 Juillet 1962, Algiers, Friday 21h00 GMT Esperance was one of the only two sides to finish the group phase…