AS FAR, Al Ahly and JS Kabylie lead nine team line up for CAF Champions League Group Stage 2025/26 | OneFootball

AS FAR, Al Ahly and JS Kabylie lead nine team line up for CAF Champions League Group Stage 2025/26 | OneFootball

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·26 October 2025

AS FAR, Al Ahly and JS Kabylie lead nine team line up for CAF Champions League Group Stage 2025/26

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Moroccan champions cruise past Horoya, while Kabylie and Ahly seal their progression to Africa’s elite phase

Article image:AS FAR, Al Ahly and JS Kabylie lead nine team line up for CAF Champions League Group Stage 2025/26

AS FAR, Al Ahly and JS Kabylie lead nine team line up for CAF Champions League Group Stage 2025/26


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Moroccan powerhouse AS FAR (Association Sportive des Forces Armées Royales) have booked their place in the CAF Champions League group stage for the third time in their history after dispatching Horoya AC 3-0 at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium to complete 4-1 aggregate victory.

The Royal Army Club (13 time champions of Morocco) deliver another commanding performance confirming their back to back qualifications and reinforcing their return to Africa’s top tier.

AS FAR dominate in Rabat

Having drawn 1-1 in Conakry week earlier, AS FAR took full control of the return leg.

  • Mohamed Rabie Hrimat opened the scoring from the spot just before half time
  • A Horoya own goal midway through 2nd half doubled the lead
  • Jamal Ech Chamakh added 3rd late on to seal convincing win.

This result marks AS FAR’s third appearance in the group stage (after 2007 & 2024 /25).

Their next mission: reaching the knockout rounds for 1st time since their legendary 1985 title triumph.

JS Kabylie power through — US Monastir bow out

In Tizi Ouzou, JS Kabylie beat US Monastir 2-1 (5-1 on aggregate) to secure their group stage berth.

  1. Lahlou Akhrib scored twice for Kabylie.
  2. Raed Chikhaoui netted Monastir’s only goal in spirited performance that fell short.

Despite their elimination, Monastir earned plaudits for their courage and attacking intent showing positive signs for the Tunisian league season ahead.

Al Ahly, Al Hilal and more complete the elite nine

Earlier in the day, record 12 time champions Al Ahly advanced after 1-0 win over Burundi’s Eagle Noir in Cairo repeating 1st leg scoreline in Bujumbura.

With results now finalized, 9 club have secured their places in the CAF Champions League 2025 /26 group stage:

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