I won’t show you a list of CAF Champions League winners only but you’ll also learn the club/country with the most titles.
How does the CAF Champions League work?
The competition is open to league champions of all Confederation of African Football member associations.
Not only them but also to the clubs finishing second in the strongest leagues from the CAF 5-Year Ranking.
And finally, the defending champions of the competition participate too.
African Cup of Champions Clubs used to be the name of the tournament until the 1997 season when it was renamed.
Al Ahly FC (Egypt) has won the title most record 8th times but they unfortunately have in the last 2 years lost in the Finals.
The African Champions League 2018-19 winners are ES-Tunis, after Moroccan opponents, Wydad Casablanca abandoned the May 31 final game at Rades, in protest against a disallowed goal.
ES Tunis has won four CAFCL titles in 1994, 2011, 18, and 2019.
But the current champions are Al Ahly in 2020 when they defeated fellow Egyptian rivals Zamalek 2–1 in the final.
And for the first time, that final was played as a single match at the Cairo International Stadium in Cairo due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Below is a list of CAF champions league winners since 1965:
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CAF Champions League Past Winners
Year Winner Country
1965: Oryx Douala — Cameroon
1966: Stade Abidjan –Ivory Coast
1967: TP Mazembe –Congo DR
1968: TP Mazembe –Congo DR
1969: Ismaily –Egypt
1970: Asante Kotoko –Ghana
1971: Canon Yaoundé –Cameroon
1972: Hafia FC –Guinea
1973: AS Vita Club — Congo DR
1974: CARA –Congo
1975: Hafia FC –Guinea
1976: MC Alger –Algeria
1977: Hafia FC –Guinea
1978: Canon Yaoundé –Cameroon
1979: Union Sportive Douala –Cameroon
1980: Canon Yaoundé –Cameroon
1981: JE Tizi-Ouzou –Algeria
1982: Al-Ahly –Egypt
1983: Asante Kotoko –Ghana
1984: Zamalek –Egypt
1985: FAR de Rabat –Morocco
1986: Zamalek –Egypt
1987: Al-Ahly –Egypt
1988: ES Sétif –Algeria
1989: Raja Casablanca –Morocco
1990: JS Kabylie –Algeria
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1991: Club Africain — Tunisia
1992: Wydad AC –Morocco
1993: Zamalek –Egypt
1994: Espérance de Tunis –Tunisia
1995: Orlando Pirates –South Africa
1996: Zamalek –Egypt
1997: Raja Casablanca –Morocco
1998: ASEC Mimosas Ivory — Coast
1999: Raja Casablanca –Morocco
2000: Hearts of Oak –Ghana
2001: Al-Ahly –Egypt
2002: Zamalek –Egypt
2003: Enyimba Aba –Nigeria
2004: Enyimba Aba –Nigeria
2005: Al-Ahly –Egypt
2006: Al-Ahly –Egypt
2007: Étoile du Sahel –Tunisia
2008: Al-Ahly –Egypt
2009: TP Mazembe –Congo DR
2010: TP Mazembe –Congo DR
2011: Espérance de Tunis –Tunisia
2012: Al-Ahly –Egypt
2013: Al-Ahly –Egypt
2014: ES Sétif –Algeria
2015: TP Mazembe –Congo DR
2016: Mamelodi Sundowns –South Africa
2017: Wydad AC –Morocco
2018: Espérance de Tunis –Tunisia
2019: Espérance de Tunis –Tunisia
2020: Al Ahly – Egypt
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That’s the full list of the CAF Champions League past winners. You can see all their prize money here.
