CAF Champions League Titles by African Region

About This Dataset

This chart ranks Africa's regional football federations by the number of CAF Champions League titles won by clubs from their zone. CAF divides the continent into five regional bodies.

✨ AI Insight

North Africa's UNAF zone leads overwhelmingly with 37 titles, three times more than Central Africa's UNIFFAC on 12 and West Africa's WAFU on 10. This single chart captures the central imbalance of African club football: a region of just five countries has won more than the rest of the continent combined. Central Africa's 12 rest heavily on DR Congo, and West Africa's 10 are largely historical, won by Hafia FC and Asante Kotoko in earlier decades. Southern Africa's COSAFA have just three despite containing South Africa, the continent's wealthiest football market. East Africa's CECAFA zone have never won the competition at all, the only region with none.

Source: Wikipedia: CAF Champions League

Key Findings

Auto-computed highlights from this dataset

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UNAF (North Africa) leads with 37 in All Time.

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Average value in All Time: 16 · median: 11.

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Gap in All Time: UNAF (North Africa) is 12.3× larger than COSAFA (Southern Africa).