Simba SC To Face De Agosto CAF Champions League 2022: Confirmed

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It is official the time Simba SC will meet Primeiro De Agosto of Angola in the first round of the African Champions League (CAF Champions League 2022/2023).

De Agosto advanced to the stage following a 2-1 aggregate victory after scoring a 1-1 draw against Zambia’s Red Arrows in today’s game.

Earlier yesterday, Simba Club secured a ticket to the first round after a 2-0 victory against Nyasa Big Bullets of Malawi.

At that stage, Simba will start away in Angola between October 7-9, 2022, and the second leg is scheduled to be played in Dar es Salaam between October 14-16, 2022. The overall winner in the first round will advance to the group stages of the CAF Champions League at the club level.

Confirmed information Simba SC to face De Agosto CAF Champions League 2022

Simba SC to face De Agosto CAF Champions League 2022

De Agosto: C.D. Primeiro de Agosto

Clube Desportivo 1º de Agosto is a multi-sport organization based in Luanda, Angola. The club was established on August 1, 1977, and its primary sponsor is the Angolan armed forces. Men’s football is its primary sport, and the club also has a notable professional basketball team. The club uses red and black as its colors.

In both basketball and football, the club’s first championships came in 1979 and 1980, respectively. Many championships have also been won by the club in handball and volleyball.

The football team of the Primeiro de Agosto Sports Club participates in both local and continental competitions held annually by the African Football Confederation (CAF), including the CAF Champions League and the CAF Confederation Cup, as well as in the Angolan National Football Championship, also known as Girabola, the Angola Cup, and the Angola Super Cup. Read more here.

De Agosto: Stadium

The construction of Primeiro de Agosto’s own football stadium is currently underway. The 20,000-seat stadium is a component of the De Agosto sports complex, which also includes a secondary school, a university, a tennis court, office buildings, an Olympic swimming pool, and a 2,500-seat indoor sports arena. Construction on the 20,000-seat stadium started in 2012 and is expected to be finished in 2019.

The stadium and the complex are situated in Luanda’s Cassequel district. The club announced that they will begin playing their home games at the França Ndalu in the 2020–21 season.

De Agosto CAF competition performance

De Agosto: CAF Champions League: 12 appearances2019 – Preliminary Round

2018 – Semi-finals
2017 – Preliminary Round
2014 – First Round of 32
2013 – First Round of 32
2011 – 1/16 Finals
2009 – 1/8 Finals
2008 – 1/16 Finals
2007 – Preliminary Round
2000 – Second Round of 16
1999 – First Round of 32
1997 – 3rd Place (group A)

De Agosto: CAF Confederation Cup: 3 appearances2011 – Second Round of 16

2010 – Second Round of 16
2009 – Quarter-finals

De Agosto: CAF Cup: 2 appearances2003 – First Round

1996 – Second Round

De Agosto: CAF Cup Winners’ Cup: 3 appearances1998 – Finalist

1991 – First Round
1985 – First Round

De Agosto: African Cup of Champions Clubs: 5 appearances1993 – First Round of 32

1992 – Second Round of 16
1982 – First Round of 32
1981 – First Round of 32
1980 – First Round of 32

De Agosto: Players 202


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK	ANG	Nsesani
2	DF	ANG	Mira
3	DF	ANG	Natael
4	DF	COD	Bobo
5	DF	ANG	Dani (captain)
6	DF	ANG	Bonifácio Caetano
7	MF	ANG	Cirilo Silva
8	MF	ANG	Mário
9	DF	ANG	Buá
10	MF	CMR	Atouba
11	MF	HON	Brayan Moya
12	GK	ANG	Tony
13	FW	COD	Dago Tshibamba
15	DF	ANG	Jó Vidal
16	MF	ANG	Macaia


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
17	FW	CGO	Elvia Ipamy
18	MF	ANG	Herenilson
19	DF	ANG	Paizo
20	FW	ANG	Zini
21	DF	ANG	Isaac
22	GK	ANG	Neblú
23	DF	ANG	Mona
24	MF	ANG	Zinedine Catraio
25	MF	COD	Rachidi Asumani
27	MF	ANG	Edmilson
28	FW	ANG	Melono
30	MF	ANG	Manico
32	MF	ANG	Bito
33	FW	ANG	Manelé
34	GK	ANG	Coio

About Simba SC

The Simba Sports Club is a football club that has its home base in Kariakoo, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

The club was given the name Queens in honor of Her Majesty, the Queen of England, when it was founded in 1936 following its split from another Tanzanian team known as the Dar Young Africans Giants. Matokeo Simba SC vs. Al Hilal, Live Updates, August 31, 2022 Al Hilal vs. Matokeo Simba Al Hilal leo vs. Matokeo Simba, Simba vs. Leo, 31.8.2022

The club’s previous name, the Queens, was followed by the Eagles before settling on the name Sunderland. In 1971, they changed their name to Simba. (Lion in Swahili)

Simba SC has participated in the CAF Champions League on numerous occasions and has won five domestic cup competitions in addition to 21 league championships. They are also regarded as one of the most successful clubs in East Africa as a result of their six victories in the CECAFA Club Championship.