East and Central African Championship (CECAFA) (original) (raw)

The CECAFA championship succeeded the Gossage Cup, held 37 times from 1926 until 1966, and the East and Central African Senior Challenge Cup, held 5 times between 1967 and 1971.

Palmares Gossage Cup

The Gossage Cup was contested between Kenya, Uganda, Tanganyika and Zanzibar. Tanganyika participated since 1945, Zanzibar since 1949. It was sponsored by soap manufacturer William Gossage.

Available data

year winner runners-up venue 1926 Kenya 1-1 2-1 Uganda Nairobi 1927 not held due to hosting dispute 1928 Uganda 4-0 Kenya Kampala 1929 Uganda 5-3 Kenya [aet] Nairobi 1930 Uganda 5-0 Kenya Kampala 1931 Kenya 2-1 Uganda [aet] Nairobi 1932 Uganda 13-1 Kenya Kampala 1933 not held 1934 not held 1935 Uganda 5-1 Kenya Kampala 1936 Uganda 3-1 Kenya Nairobi 1937 Uganda 9-5 Kenya Kampala (in May)
1938 Uganda 3-1 Kenya Nairobi 1939 Uganda 5-2 Kenya Kampala 1940 Uganda 6-3 Kenya Nairobi 1941 Kenya 4-3 Uganda Kampala 1942 Kenya 4-3 Uganda Nairobi 1943 Uganda 2-1 Kenya Kampala 1944 Kenya 2-1 Uganda Nairobi 1945 Uganda 4-1 Kenya Kampala 1946 Kenya 2-1 Uganda Nairobi 1947 Uganda 4-2 Tanganyika Dar es Salaam 1948 Uganda 2-1 Kenya Kampala 1949 Tanganyika 2-0 Kenya Zanzibar 1950 Tanganyika 1-1 2-1 Kenya Nairobi 1951 Tanganyika 3-2 Kenya Dar es Salaam 1952 Uganda 6-3 Kenya Kampala 1953 Kenya 6-2 Uganda Zanzibar 1954 Uganda 2-2 4-1 Kenya Nairobi 1955 Uganda 5-1 Tanganyika Dar es Salaam 1956 Uganda 3-2 Kenya Kampala 1957 Uganda 2-1 Kenya Zanzibar 1958 Kenya Uganda Nairobi 1959 Kenya Zanzibar Dar es Salaam 1960 Kenya, Uganda (shared) Kampala 1961 Kenya Tanganyika Mombasa 1962 Uganda Tanganyika various venues 1963 Uganda Kenya Nairobi 1964 Tanganyika Kenya Dar es Salaam 1965 Tanzania Kenya Kampala 1966 Kenya Uganda Zanzibar

NB: data in italics are reported conflictingly in sources (reports in various East African newspapers).

Number of Titles (39 (38 tournaments))

22 Uganda (1 shared) 12 Kenya (1 shared) 5 Tanzania (includes Tanganyika)

Palmares Challenge Cup

year winner runners-up venue 1967 Kenya Uganda Kenya 1968 Uganda Kenya Tanzania 1969 Uganda Tanzania Uganda 1970 Uganda Tanzania Zanzibar 1971 Kenya Nairobi

Number of Titles (5)

3 Uganda 2 Kenya

Palmares CECAFA Championship

year winner runners-up venue 1973 Uganda 2-1 Tanzania Uganda 1974 Tanzania 1-1 Uganda [5-3pen] Tanzania 1975 Kenya 0-0 Malawi [5-4pen] Zambia 1976 Uganda 2-0 Zambia Zanzibar 1977 Uganda 0-0 Zambia [5-3pen] Somalia 1978 Malawi 3-2 Zambia Malawi 1979 Malawi 3-2 Kenya Kenya 1980 Sudan 1-0 Tanzania Sudan 1981 Kenya 1-0 Tanzania Tanzania 1982 Kenya 1-1 Uganda [5-3pen] Uganda 1983 Kenya 1-0 Zimbabwe Kenya 1984 Zambia 0-0 Malawi [3-0pen] Uganda 1985 Zimbabwe 2-0 Kenya Zimbabwe 1986 not held (Somalia withdrew as hosts) 1987 Ethiopia 1-1 Zimbabwe [4-3pen] Ethiopia 1988 Malawi 3-1 Zambia [aet] Malawi 1989 Uganda 3-3 Malawi [2-1pen] Kenya 1990 Uganda 2-0 Sudan Zanzibar 1991 Zambia 2-0 Kenya Uganda 1992 Uganda 1-0 Tanzania B Tanzania 1993 not held (Uganda backed out of organisation) 1994 Tanzania 2-2 Uganda [4-3pen] Kenya 1995 Zanzibar 1-0 Uganda B Uganda 1996 Uganda 1-0 Sudan B Sudan 1997 not held 1998 not held (suspension of CECAFA) Rwanda 1999 Rwanda B 3-1 Kenya Rwanda 2000 Uganda 2-0 Uganda B Uganda 2001 Ethiopia 2-1 Kenya Rwanda 2002 Kenya 3-2 Tanzania Tanzania 2003 Uganda 2-0 Rwanda Sudan 2004 Ethiopia 3-0 Burundi Ethiopia 2005 Ethiopia 1-0 Rwanda Rwanda 2006 Zambia 0-0 Sudan [*] [11-10pen] Ethiopia 2007 Sudan 2-2 Rwanda [4-2pen] Tanzania 2008 Uganda 1-0 Kenya Uganda 2009 Uganda 2-0 Rwanda Kenya 2010 Tanzania 1-0 Ivory Coast B Tanzania 2011 Uganda 2-2 Rwanda [3-2pen] Tanzania 2012 Uganda 2-1 Kenya Uganda 2013 Kenya 2-0 Sudan Kenya 2014 not held (Ethiopia backed out of organisation) 2015 Uganda 1-0 Rwanda Ethiopia 2016 not held 2017 Kenya 2-2 Zanzibar [3-2pen] Kenya 2018 not held 2019 Uganda 3-0 Eritrea Uganda 2020 not held 2021 Tanzania 0-0 Burundi [6-5pen] Ethiopia

[*] Zambia won the tournament, but as they were a guest team, Sudan were awarded the trophy.

Number of Titles (41)

15 [ 5] Uganda

7 [ 7] Kenya

4 [ 5] Tanzania 4 Ethiopia

3 [ 4] Zambia 3 [ 3] Malawi

2 [ 4] Sudan

1 [ 6] Rwanda 1 [ 2] Zimbabwe 1 [ 1] Zanzibar

[ 2] Burundi [ 1] Eritrea [ 1] Ivory Coast B

[number of runners-up finishes between brackets]

Total Number of Titles (All Tournaments since 1926)

NB: 85 titles in 84 tournaments; the 1960 Gossage Cup was shared.

40 Uganda (1 shared)

21 Kenya (1 shared)

9 Tanzania (includes Tanganyika)

4 Ethiopia

3 Malawi 3 Zambia

2 Sudan

1 Rwanda 1 Zanzibar 1 Zimbabwe

Kenya, May 1926

First edition; Tanganyika and Zanzibar pulled out.

Final [Kenya-Uganda Railways sports ground ("Landi Mawe"), Nairobi] 1- 5-1926 Kenya 1-1 Uganda

Final Replay [Kenya-Uganda Railways sports ground ("Landi Mawe"), Nairobi] 3- 5-1926 Kenya 2-1 Uganda [2-1 scored by Musa]

1927

Tournament not held as Kenya claimed hosting rights as holders and Uganda on taking turns.

Uganda, 1928

Final [Kampala] Uganda 4-0 Kenya [1-0 according to other source]

Kenya, 1931

Final [Nairobi] Kenya 2-1 Uganda [aet; 1-1 and 1-2 replay according to other source]

Uganda, 1945

NB: first participation of Tanganyika.

Semifinal Uganda 7-0 Tanganyika

Final Uganda 4-1 Kenya

Played 1944?

Nairobi, September 1946

Semifinal 18- 9-1946 Kenya bt Tanganyika

Final 21- 9-1946 Kenya 2-1 Uganda

Dar es Salaam, September 1947

Semifinals 17- 9-1947 Uganda 3-2 Kenya [Nsereko (2), Nkonge; ?] 18- 9-1947 Tanganyika 3-1 Zanzibar

Final 20- 9-1947 Tanganyika 2-4 Uganda [Juma, W.Nathon; Wasajja (2), Nsereko, Nyanda]

Kampala, September 1948

Semifinals 22- 9-1948 Kenya 3-1 Zanzibar 23- 9-1948 Uganda 6-0 Tanganyika

Final 25- 9-1948 Uganda 2-1 Kenya

Zanzibar, December 1949

Semifinals Uganda drw Tanganyika Zanzibar 2-3 Kenya

NB: unclear how the draw between Uganda and Tanganyika was decided

Final 8-12-1949 Tanganyika 2-0 Kenya [Juma Abdullah, Paulo]

Nairobi, October 1950

Semifinals 10-10-1950 Tanganyika 4-0 Zanzibar 11-10-1950 Kenya 3-1 Uganda [A.Mukasi, Elijah (2, 1 pen); Temaligwe]

Final 14-10-1950 Kenya 1-1 Tanganyika [aet; 2nd period of extra time abandoned due Final Replay to failing light] 16-10-1950 Kenya 1-2 Tanganyika [Shem; Nasson, ?]

NB: after the final, Kenyan striker Omari Okumu claimed the ball turned into snakes everytime he wanted to kick it and he got scared. This was widely believed and blamed on witchcraft.

Dar es Salaam, September 1951

NB: at Ilala stadium

Semifinals 25- 9-1951 Kenya bt Uganda [date not confirmed] 26- 9-1951 Tanganyika 1-0 Zanzibar

Final 29- 9-1951 Tanganyika 3-2 Kenya [Nasson (2), Kambi; Elijah, Amid (og)]

Kampala, September 1952

NB: at Nakivubo ground

Semifinals 23- 9-1952 Uganda 4-0 Tanganyika [A.G.Kalibala, Temaligwe (3)] 24- 9-1952 Kenya 7-1 Zanzibar [Elijah (3), Enoch (pen), Munialo, Odidi (2); Hija Saleh (pen)]

Third Place Match 26- 9-1952 Zanzibar 3-1 Tanganyika [Hija Salah (3); Fidele]

Final 27- 9-1952 Uganda 6-3 Kenya [Temaligwe (3, 2 pens), A.E.Kalibala (2), A.G.Kalibala; Elijah (2), Simiyo]

Zanzibar, September/October 1953

Preparation Match Uganda (in Kampala; only known match of Ruanda-Urundi) 19- 9-1953 Uganda 9-1 Ruanda-Urundi [HT 5-1] [Temaligwe (4), Simbwa (2), Parma (2), Miriadua; Mulongoy Dominique]

Semifinals 29- 9-1953 Zanzibar 1-5 Uganda
30- 9-1953 Kenya 7-1 Tanganyika

Final 3-10-1953 Kenya 6-2 Uganda

Nairobi, October 1954

Semifinals 5-10-1954 Kenya 5-0 Zanzibar 6-10-1954 Uganda 5-3 Tanganyika

Final 9-10-1954 Kenya 2-2 Uganda [aet]

Final Replay 10-10-1954 Kenya 1-4 Uganda [Shem; Seruwaji (3), Ndgala]

Dar es Salaam, October 1955

Semifinals 11-10-1955 Uganda 1-0 Kenya 12-10-1955 Tanganyika bt Zanzibar

Final 15-10-1955 Tanganyika 1-5 Uganda

NB: after this win, Uganda retained the trophy.

Kampala, November/December 1956

Semifinals 27-11-1956 Kenya 9-0 Tanganyika 28-11-1956 Uganda 5-2 Zanzibar

Third Place Match 30-11-1956 Zanzibar 3-2 Tanganyika

Final 1-12-1956 Uganda 3-2 Kenya

Zanzibar, September 1957

Semifinals 3- 9-1957 Uganda 4-2 Tanganyika 4- 9-1957 Zanzibar 1-5 Kenya

Third Place Match 5- 9-1957 Zanzibar 3-3 Tanganyika [third place shared]

Final 7- 9-1957 Uganda 2-1 Kenya

Nairobi, October 1958

Tournament played on round-robin basis for the first time. It was nicknamed "Kadenge tournament" after Kenya's right winger Joe Kadenge.

4-10-1958 Uganda 1-1 Zanzibar [Elias; Shaaban] 5-10-1958 Kenya 3-1 Tanganyika [Kadenge (2), Ambrose; ?] 7-10-1958 Uganda 2-0 Tanganyika [Situma (2)] 8-10-1958 Kenya 4-0 Zanzibar [Ambrose, Elijah (2), Kadenge] 10-10-1958 Tanganyika 3-2 Zanzibar 11-10-1958 Kenya 2-0 Uganda [Kadenge, Ambrose]

1.Kenya 3 3 0 0 9- 1 6 2.Uganda 3 1 1 1 3- 3 3 3.Tanganyika 3 1 0 2 4- 7 2 4.Zanzibar 3 0 1 2 3- 8 1

Dar es Salaam, October 1959

3-10-1959 Tanganyika 2-2 Zanzibar 4-10-1959 Kenya 0-0 Uganda 6-10-1959 Tanganyika 2-2 Uganda 7-10-1959 Kenya 5-0 Zanzibar 9-10-1959 Zanzibar 1-0 Uganda 10-10-1959 Tanganyika 0-2 Kenya

1.Kenya 3 2 1 0 7- 0 5 2.Zanzibar 3 1 1 1 3- 7 3 3.Tanganyika 3 0 2 1 4- 6 2 Uganda 3 0 2 1 2- 3 2

Nakivubo, Kampala, October 1960

8-10-1960 Uganda 1-0 Tanganyika 10-10-1960 Kenya 4-1 Zanzibar 11-10-1960 Uganda 3-0 Zanzibar 12-10-1960 Kenya 5-0 Tanganyika 14-10-1960 Tanganyika 4-2 Zanzibar 15-10-1960 Uganda 1-1 Kenya

1.Kenya 3 2 1 0 10- 2 5 5.00 Uganda 3 2 1 0 5- 1 5 5.00 3.Tanganyika 3 1 0 2 4- 8 2 4.Zanzibar 3 0 0 3 3-11 0

NB: as Kenya and Uganda were tied in all respects (goal average being the tie-breaker), it was decided both countries were to keep the trophy six months; however, it disappeared in Kenya and was only relocated shortly before the 1961 series.

Mombasa, September/October 1961

30- 9-1961 Uganda 2-1 Zanzibar 1-10-1961 Kenya 0-0 Tanganyika 3-10-1961 Tanganyika 3-1 Uganda 4-10-1961 Kenya 10-0 Zanzibar 6-10-1961 Tanganyika 3-0 Zanzibar 7-10-1961 Kenya 2-1 Uganda

1.Kenya 3 2 1 0 12- 1 5 12.00 2.Tanganyika 3 2 1 0 6- 1 5 6.00 3.Uganda 3 1 0 2 4- 6 2 4.Zanzibar 3 0 0 3 1-15 0

1962/63

The tournament was scheduled to be played in several venues so that each country hosted at least one match. However Zanzibar withdrew from hosting their match (vs Uganda). Uganda won the tournament on goal average.

6- 7-1962 Kenya 5-0 Zanzibar [HT 0-0] [in Mombasa, Mombasa Stadium] [Norman Curtis, Joatham Ngaiywa, Ali Kajo x3] 28- 7-1962 Kenya 4-3 Tanganyika [HT 2-3] [in Nairobi, Doonholm Road Stadium] [Norman Curtis 6', Mohammed Dii 26' pen, Jabir Riziki 78', Ali Kajo 86' / Ibrahim 7' pen, Mbwana 11' 38'] 1- 9-1962 Uganda 3-1 Kenya [HT 2-1] [in Kampala, Nakivubo Stadium] [John Bunyenyezi 25' 35' 46' / Norman Curtis 42'] 4-11-1962 Tanganyika 3-1 Uganda [HT 1-1] [in Dar es Salaam, Ilala Stadium] [Hemedi Seffu 15' 75', Ibrahim 50' / Baker Kasigwa 5'] 15-12-1962 Tanganyika 6-0 Zanzibar [HT 1-0] [in Dar es Salaam] 19- 1-1963 Uganda 8-0 Zanzibar [HT 4-0] [in Kampala, Nakivubo Stadium] [Ali Kitonsa 6' 10' 50' 85', Ali Jabu 35' OG, Joseph Mabirizi 44', Bugoba 74', John Bunyenyezi 80'] [Note: the match was postponed from 3-11-1962 in Zanzibar]

1.Uganda 3 2 0 1 12- 4 4 3.00 2.Tanganyika 3 2 0 1 12- 5 4 2.40 3.Kenya 3 2 0 1 10- 6 4 1.67 4.Zanzibar 3 0 0 3 0-19 0

Nairobi, September/October 1963

28- 9-1963 Kenya 4-1 Tanganyika [Bondo (2), Nicodemus, Kadenge; Limo] 29- 9-1963 Uganda 2-0 Zanzibar [Elias, Bunyenyezi] 1-10-1963 Kenya 1-0 Zanzibar [Yongo] 2-10-1963 Tanganyika 1-1 Uganda [Nelson; Bunyenyezi] 4-10-1963 Tanganyika 2-1 Zanzibar [Hemedi Seffu, Nelson; Mwanga (pen)] 5-10-1963 Kenya 1-2 Uganda [Kadenge (pen); Bunyenyezi, Elias]

1.Uganda 3 2 1 0 5- 2 5 2.Kenya 3 2 0 1 6- 3 4 3.Tanganyika 3 1 1 1 4- 6 3 4.Zanzibar 3 0 0 3 1- 5 0

Dar es Salaam, September/October 1964

NB: all matches at Ilala Stadium.

26- 9-1964 Tanganyika 1-0 Kenya [HT 0-0] [Mbwana (pen)] 27- 9-1964 Zanzibar 3-2 Uganda [HT 3-2; abandoned at 48' after a Uganda protest at [Musa Shagoo 7, 19pen, Mwanga 22; poor refereeing, result stood] Ali Kitonsa 17, 25; sent off: Joe Baker (Uganda)] 29- 9-1964 Tanganyika 3-1 Zanzibar [HT 0-1] [Lukongo 49, 62, Abdullah Aziz 53; Salim 20] 30- 9-1964 Uganda 1-0 Kenya [HT 1-0] [Ali Kitonsa 12] 2-10-1964 Kenya 5-1 Zanzibar [HT 3-1] [Stephen Yongo 17, Ali Kajo 20pen, 78, Zachariah Changamwe 30, Ahmed Breik 57; Salim 2] 3-10-1964 Tanganyika 3-0 Uganda [HT 1-0] [Sembwana 29, Abdullah Aziz 55, Abraham (pen) 3-0]

1.Tanganyika 3 3 0 0 7- 1 6 2.Kenya 3 1 0 2 5- 3 2 3.Uganda 3 1 0 2 3- 6 2 4.Zanzibar 3 1 0 2 5-10 2

NB: Tanganyika and Zanzibar united in April 1964, but the country only changed name to Tanzania on November 1st.

Post-tournament friendly (at Zanzibar, Mao Tse-tung Stadium): 5-10-1964 Zanzibar 3-4 Uganda [HT 2-2] [?; Henry Matte (2), Ali Kitonsa (2)]

Ugandan Independence Anniversary celebration matches (at Kampala, Nakivubo Stadium): 9-10-1964 Uganda 7-5 Burundi [HT 5-4] [Ali Kitonsa (5), Henry Matte, David Otti; Juma Badi, Gaston, Francois (2), ?] 11-10-1964 Uganda Lions 3-1 Burundi [HT 1-0] [Oundo (2), Mukasa; Lundambo] NB: see 1963 Independence Anniversary Cup

Kampala, September/October 1965

25- 9-1965 Uganda 4-1 Zanzibar [Jimmy Ssewava (2), David Otti, Ali Kitonsa; ?] 26- 9-1965 Tanzania 2-0 Kenya [Kilomoni 2, Aziz 58] 28- 9-1965 Uganda 2-3 Kenya [Ali Kitonsa 60, David Otti 89pen; Ahmed Breik 5, Badi Ali 6, 23] 29- 9-1965 Tanzania 3-0 Zanzibar [Lukongo 15, 55, Aziz 22] 1-10-1965 Kenya 5-1 Zanzibar [Badi Ali, Stephen Yongo, Livingstone Madegwa, Daniel Nicodemus (2); Mwanga (pen)] 2-10-1965 Uganda 1-1 Tanzania [Edirisa Nyombi; Lukongo 58]

1.Tanzania 3 2 1 0 6- 1 5 2.Kenya 3 2 0 1 8- 5 4 3.Uganda 3 1 1 1 7- 5 3 4.Zanzibar 3 0 0 3 2-12 0

Zanzibar, September/October 1966

24- 9-1966 Zanzibar 1-3 Kenya 25- 9-1966 Uganda 3-0 Tanzania 27- 9-1966 Kenya 0-0 Uganda 28- 9-1966 Zanzibar 0-4 Tanzania 30- 9-1966 Kenya 3-2 Tanzania 1-10-1966 Zanzibar 0-0 Uganda

1.Kenya 3 2 1 0 6- 3 5 2.Uganda 3 1 2 0 3- 0 4 3.Tanzania 3 1 0 2 6- 6 2 4.Zanzibar 3 0 1 2 1- 7 1

Kenya, September/October 1967

30- 9-1967 Kenya 3-1 Uganda [HT 3-0] 3-10-1967 Tanzania 1-2 Uganda [HT 0-1] 4-10-1967 Kenya 6-0 Zanzibar [HT 4-0] 6-10-1967 Uganda 2-0 Zanzibar [HT 1-0] 9-10-1967 Kenya 5-3 Tanzania [HT 2-1] 10-10-1967 Zanzibar 3-0 Tanzania [HT 1-0]

1.Kenya 3 3 0 0 14- 4 6 2.Uganda 3 2 0 1 5- 4 4 3.Zanzibar 3 1 0 2 3- 8 2 4.Tanzania 3 0 0 3 4-10 0

Dar es Salaam, September/October 1968

28- 9-68 Tanzania 0-2 Uganda 29- 9-68 Kenya 3-0 Zanzibar 1-10-68 Tanzania 3-3 Kenya 2-10-68 Uganda 2-0 Zanzibar 4-10-68 Kenya 1-1 Uganda 5-10-68 Tanzania 3-0 Zanzibar

1.Uganda 3 2 1 0 5- 1 5 2.Kenya 3 1 2 0 7- 4 4 3.Tanzania 3 1 1 1 6- 5 3 4.Zanzibar 3 0 0 3 0- 8 1

Uganda, September/October 1969

27- 9-1969 Uganda 3-0 Tanzania 28- 9-1969 Kenya 2-1 Zanzibar 30- 9-1969 Uganda 7-0 Zanzibar 1-10-1969 Kenya 0-3 Tanzania 3-10-1969 Tanzania 3-0 Zanzibar 4-10-1969 Uganda 1-0 Kenya

1.Uganda 3 3 0 0 11- 0 6 2.Tanzania 3 2 0 1 6- 3 4 3.Kenya 3 1 0 2 2- 5 2 4.Zanzibar 3 0 0 3 1-12 0

Zanzibar, September/October 1970

26- 9-1970 Zanzibar 0-1 Uganda
27- 9-1970 Tanzania 2-1 Kenya
29- 9-1970 Uganda 2-1 Kenya 30- 9-1970 Zanzibar 1-2 Tanzania 2-10-1970 Tanzania 1-4 Uganda 3-10-1970 Zanzibar 3-2 Kenya

1.Uganda 3 3 0 0 7- 2 6 2.Tanzania 3 2 0 1 5- 6 4 3.Zanzibar 3 1 0 2 4- 5 2 4.Kenya 3 0 0 3 4- 7 0

Nairobi, September/October 1971

25- 9-1971 Kenya 1-1 Tanzania 26- 9-1971 Uganda 3-1 Zanzibar
28- 9-1971 Kenya 0-0 Zanzibar [abandoned in 70'; Zanzibar walked off when 29- 9-1971 Tanzania 0-0 Uganda crowd started throwing stones] 30- 9-1971 Kenya 4-0 Zanzibar [replay] 2-10-1971 Tanzania 1-1 Zanzibar 3-10-1971 Kenya 2-0 Uganda

1.Kenya 3 2 1 0 7- 1 5 2.Uganda 3 1 1 1 3- 3 3 Tanzania 3 0 3 0 1- 1 3 4.Zanzibar 3 0 1 2 2- 8 1

Uganda, 1973

Group 1 22- 9-1973 Uganda 6-1 Somalia 24- 9-1973 Zambia B 6-1 Somalia 26- 9-1973 Uganda 1-1 Zambia B

1.Uganda 2 1 1 0 6- 1 3 Zambia B 2 1 1 0 6- 1 3 3.Somalia 2 0 0 2 2-12 0

Group 1 Playoff 28- 9-1973 Uganda 2-1 Zambia B

Group 2 23- 9-1973 Kenya 2-0 Zanzibar 25- 9-1973 Tanzania 1-0 Zanzibar 27- 9-1973 Tanzania 2-1 Kenya

1.Tanzania 2 2 0 0 3- 1 4 2.Kenya 2 1 0 1 3- 2 2 3.Zanzibar 2 0 0 2 0- 3 0

Final 29- 9-1973 Uganda 2-1 Tanzania

Tanzania, 1974

Group 1 Tanzania 0-0 Kenya Zambia 3-2 Kenya Tanzania 1-0 Zambia

1.Tanzania 2 1 1 0 2- 1 3 2.Zambia 2 1 0 1 3- 3 2 3.Kenya 2 0 1 1 2- 3 1

Group 2 Uganda 2-1 Zanzibar Zanzibar 2-1 Somalia Uganda 1-1 Somalia

1.Uganda 2 1 1 0 3- 2 3 2.Zanzibar 2 1 0 1 3- 3 2 3.Somalia 2 0 1 1 2- 3 1

Final Tanzania 1-1 Uganda [5-3 pen]

Zambia, October/November 1975

Group 1 31-10-1975 Zambia 1-2 Kenya 2-11-1975 Zambia 0-1 Uganda 4-11-1975 Kenya 1-1 Uganda

1.Kenya 2 1 1 0 3- 2 3 2.Uganda 2 1 1 0 2- 1 3 3.Zambia 2 0 0 2 1- 3 0

Group 2 1-11-1975 Malawi 3-1 Tanzania 3-11-1975 Malawi 4-2 Zanzibar 5-11-1975 Tanzania 4-0 Zanzibar

1.Malawi 2 2 0 0 7- 3 4 2.Tanzania 2 1 0 1 5- 3 2 3.Zanzibar 2 0 0 2 1- 7 0

NB: Sudan (and Somalia?) may also have entered.

Semifinals 7-11-1975 Malawi 2-1 Uganda Kenya 3-2 Tanzania

Final 9-11-1975 Kenya 0-0 Malawi [5-4 pen]

Zanzibar, November 1976

All matches at the Amaan Stadium.

Group 1 5-11-1976 Zanzibar 0-3 Zambia [Obby Kapita 34', Alex Chola 81' 82'] 6-11-1976 Uganda 2-0 Somalia [Timothy Ayiekoh 34', Moses Nsereko 40'] 8-11-1976 Zanzibar 0-1 Uganda [Timothy Ayiekoh 60'] 8-11-1976 Zambia 4-2 Somalia [Jani Simulambo 7', Bernard Chanda 30' 55', Brighton Sinyangwe 65' / Abdilahi Abdi 25' 85' pen] 10-11-1976 Zanzibar 1-0 Somalia [Said Hamadi 70'] 11-11-1976 Uganda 2-3 Zambia [delayed one day due to power failure] [Godfrey Kisitu 52', Moses Nsereko 56' / Jani Simulambo 17', Brighton Sinyangwe 40' 88']

1.Zambia 3 3 0 0 10- 5 6 2.Uganda 3 2 0 1 5- 3 4 3.Zanzibar 3 1 0 2 1- 4 2 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 2- 7 0

Group 2 6-11-1976 Kenya 1-1 Tanzania [delayed one day due to power failure] [Reuben Osoro 18' / Ezekiel Greyson 47'] 7-11-1976 Tanzania 1-1 Malawi [Abdullah Kibadeni 38' / Patrick Chikafa 1'] 9-11-1976 Malawi 2-2 Kenya [Barnet Gondwe 37', Kinnah Phiri 85' / Binzi Mwakolo 33', Abdullah Ghazale 41']

1.Malawi 2 0 2 0 3- 3 2 2.Kenya 2 0 2 0 3- 3 2 3.Tanzania (Mainland) 2 0 2 0 2- 2 2

Semifinals 12-11-1976 Uganda 2-1 Malawi [Abdullah Nasur 20' 43' / Peter Nyama 72'] 12-11-1976 Zambia 2-0 Kenya [Obby Kapita 24', Bernard Chanda 82']

Final 14-11-1976 Uganda 2-0 Zambia [Timothy Ayiekoh 60', Abdullah Nasur 76'] [Uganda: Paul Ssali, Wilson Nsobya, Ashe Mukasa, Ahmed Doka, Jimmy Kirunda [c], Moses Nsereko, Stanley 'Tank' Mubiru (Leo Adraa), Edward Ssemwanga, Abdullah Nasur, Timothy Ayiekoh, Mike Kiganda. Coach: Peter Okee.] [Zambia: Abraham Nkole, Fabian Mwaba, Kaizer Kalambo, Robert Lutoba, Ackim Musenge, Willie Phiri, Moses Simwala, Jani Simulambo, Alex Chola, Bernard Chanda (Brighton Sinyangwe), Obby Kapita. Sub used: Patrick Phiri. Coach: Brightwell Banda.] [Referee: M.B.Musa (Tanzania).]

Post-tournament friendlies: 16-11-1976 Mainland 2-3 Zambia [at Dar es Salaam, National Stadium] [Ezekiel Greyson 25' 37' / Jani Simulambo 35', Jimmy Phiri 39', Alex Chola 50'] 16-11-1976 Zanzibar 1-1 Somalia [at Zanzibar, Amaan Stadium]

Mogadishu, November/December 1977

NB: all matches at the new Mogadishu Stadium

Group 1 25-11-1977 Somalia 0-1 Kenya 26-11-1977 Zanzibar 1-0 Uganda
28-11-1977 Uganda 3-1 Kenya 30-11-1977 Somalia 1-0 Zanzibar 2-12-1977 Kenya 3-0 Zanzibar 3-12-1977 Somalia 1-1 Uganda

1.Kenya 3 2 0 1 5- 3 4 2.Uganda 3 1 1 1 4- 3 3 3.Somalia 3 1 1 1 2- 2 3 4.Zanzibar 3 1 0 2 1- 4 2

Group 2 27-11-1977 Zambia 4-2 Tanzania 29-11-1977 Malawi 1-0 Zambia 1-12-1977 Malawi 0-0 Tanzania

1.Malawi 2 1 1 0 1- 0 3 2.Zambia 2 1 0 1 4- 3 2 3.Tanzania 2 0 1 1 2- 4 1

Semifinals 5-12-1977 Kenya 2-4 Zambia
6-12-1977 Malawi 0-1 Uganda

Third Place Match 8-12-1977 Malawi 2-1 Kenya

Final 9-12-1977 Uganda 0-0 Zambia [5-3 pen]

Malawi, November 1978

Group Stage 1-11-1978 Malawi 1-0 Kenya 3-11-1978 Malawi 3-1 Somalia 5-11-1978 Malawi 0-2 Uganda 7-11-1978 Zambia 2-1 Uganda 9-11-1978 Zambia 4-0 Somalia Kenya 0-1 Uganda 11-11-1978 Malawi 2-1 Zambia Kenya 1-0 Somalia 13-11-1978 Kenya 0-9 Zambia Somalia 2-2 Uganda

1.Zambia 4 3 0 1 16- 3 6 2.Malawi 4 3 0 1 6- 4 6 3.Uganda 4 2 1 1 6- 4 5 4.Kenya 4 1 0 3 1-11 2 5.Somalia 4 0 1 3 3-10 1

Semifinals 17-11-1978 Malawi 2-0 Kenya Zambia 4-0 Uganda

Third Place Match 19-11-1978 Kenya 2-0 Uganda

Final 19-11-1978 Malawi 3-2 Zambia [winner in last minute]

Kenya, November 1979

Group 1 3-11-1979 Kenya 0-0 Tanzania 4-11-1979 Uganda 1-2 Zambia 6-11-1979 Zambia 2-2 Tanzania 7-11-1979 Kenya 3-1 Uganda 9-11-1979 Tanzania 5-3 Uganda 10-11-1979 Kenya 3-1 Zambia

1.Kenya 3 2 1 0 6- 2 5 2.Tanzania 3 1 2 0 7- 5 4 3.Zambia 3 1 1 1 5- 6 3 4.Uganda 3 0 0 3 5-10 0

Group 2 4-11-1979 Malawi 4-0 Zanzibar 7-11-1979 Malawi 4-0 Sudan 9-11-1979 Zanzibar 1-1 Sudan

1.Malawi 2 2 0 0 8- 0 4 2.Zanzibar 2 0 1 1 1- 5 1 3.Sudan 2 0 1 1 1- 5 1

Semifinals 13-11-1979 Malawi 1-1 Tanzania 14-11-1979 Kenya 2-0 Zanzibar [in Nairobi] Replay 14-11-1979 Malawi 0-0 Tanzania [4-2 pen]

Third Place Match 16-11-1979 Tanzania 2-1 Zanzibar [in Mombasa]

Final 17-11-1979 Malawi 3-2 Kenya

Sudan, November 1980

Group 1 [Khartoum] 14-11-1980 Sudan 0-1 Tanzania 17-11-1980 Tanzania 1-1 Somalia 20-11-1980 Sudan 2-0 Somalia

1.Tanzania 2 1 1 0 2- 1 3 2.Sudan 2 1 0 1 2- 1 2 3.Somalia 2 0 1 1 1- 3 1

Group 2 [Port Sudan] 16-11-1980 Malawi 1-0 Zanzibar Kenya 0-0 Zambia B 19-11-1980 Malawi 1-0 Kenya Zambia B 3-0 Zanzibar 22-11-1980 Zambia B 3-2 Malawi Kenya 1-2 Zanzibar

1.Zambia B 3 2 1 0 6- 2 5 2.Malawi 3 2 0 1 4- 3 4 3.Zanzibar 3 1 0 2 2- 5 2 4.Kenya 3 0 1 2 1- 3 1

Semifinals 24-11-1980 Tanzania 1-0 Malawi
25-11-1980 Sudan 2-1 Zambia B

Third Place Match 27-11-1980 Malawi 1-0 Zambia B

Final 28-11-1980 Sudan 1-0 Tanzania [Abdelhuma 67]

Tanzania, November 1981

Somalia withdrew before the tournament.

Group 1 14-11-1981 Kenya 1-0 Malawi 15-11-1981 Tanzania 3-1 Zanzibar 17-11-1981 Kenya 2-1 Zanzibar Tanzania 2-2 Malawi 20-11-1981 Malawi 4-1 Zanzibar Tanzania 1-0 Kenya

1.Tanzania 3 2 1 0 6- 3 5 2.Kenya 3 2 0 1 3- 2 4 3.Malawi 3 1 1 1 6- 4 3 4.Zanzibar 3 0 0 3 3- 9 0

Group 2 15-11-1981 Uganda 2-2 Sudan 17-11-1981 Uganda 3-1 Zambia Zimbabwe 0-0 Sudan 19-11-1981 Zambia 1-1 Zimbabwe 20-11-1981 Uganda 0-0 Zimbabwe 21-11-1981 Zambia 2-0 Sudan

1.Uganda 3 1 2 0 5- 3 4 2.Zambia 3 1 1 1 4- 4 3 3.Zimbabwe 3 0 3 0 1- 1 3 4.Sudan 3 0 2 1 2- 4 2

Semifinals 24-11-1981 Tanzania 2-1 Zambia Kenya 3-1 Uganda

Third Place Match 27-11-1981 Zambia 1-0 Uganda

Final 28-11-1981 Kenya 1-0 Tanzania [James Omah 22; att: 40,000]

Uganda, November 1982

Group 1 13-11-1982 Uganda 2-1 Malawi 14-11-1982 Tanzania 0-3 Zimbabwe 16-11-1982 Zimbabwe 1-1 Malawi 17-11-1982 Uganda 1-0 Tanzania 19-11-1982 Malawi 2-0 Tanzania 20-11-1982 Uganda 1-1 Zimbabwe

1.Uganda 3 2 1 0 4- 2 5 2.Zimbabwe 3 1 2 0 5- 2 4 3.Malawi 3 1 1 1 4- 3 3 4.Tanzania 3 0 0 3 0- 6 0

Group 2 14-11-1982 Kenya 2-0 Sudan 18-11-1982 Zanzibar 1-0 Sudan 21-11-1982 Kenya 2-2 Zanzibar

1.Kenya 2 1 1 0 4- 2 3 2.Zanzibar 2 1 1 0 3- 2 3 3.Sudan 2 0 0 2 0- 3 0

Semifinals 24-11-1982 Uganda 3-0 Zanzibar Kenya 2-1 Zimbabwe

Third Place Match 26-11-1982 Zimbabwe 3-0 Zanzibar

Final 27-11-1982 Kenya 1-1 Uganda [5-3 pen; att: 30,000]

Kenya, November 1983

Group 1 12-11-1983 Kenya 2-1 Uganda 13-11-1983 Tanzania 1-1 Ethiopia 14-11-1983 Uganda 2-1 Sudan 15-11-1983 Kenya 2-0 Ethiopia 16-11-1983 Tanzania 0-1 Sudan 17-11-1983 Uganda 2-1 Ethiopia 18-11-1983 Kenya 0-0 Tanzania 19-11-1983 Sudan 2-0 Ethiopia 20-11-1983 Uganda 1-1 Tanzania 21-11-1983 Kenya 1-0 Sudan

1.Kenya 4 3 1 0 5- 1 7 2.Uganda 4 2 1 1 6- 5 5 3.Sudan 4 2 0 2 4- 3 4 4.Tanzania 4 0 3 1 2- 3 3 5.Ethiopia 4 0 1 3 2- 7 1

Group 2 13-11-1983 Zimbabwe 1-0 Malawi 14-11-1983 Zanzibar 1-1 Somalia 16-11-1983 Zimbabwe 2-1 Zanzibar 17-11-1983 Malawi 2-1 Somalia 19-11-1983 Zimbabwe 2-1 Somalia 20-11-1983 Malawi 3-1 Zanzibar

1.Zimbabwe 3 3 0 0 5- 2 6 2.Malawi 3 2 0 1 5- 3 4 3.Somalia 3 0 1 1 3- 5 1 4.Zanzibar 3 0 1 2 3- 6 1

Semifinals 23-11-1983 Kenya 2-0 Malawi Zimbabwe 1-0 Uganda

Third Place Match 25-11-1983 Uganda 2-1 Malawi

Final 26-11-1983 Kenya 1-0 Zimbabwe

Uganda, December 1984

Group 1 1-12-1984 Uganda 1-1 Tanzania 2-12-1984 Zambia 2-0 Zimbabwe 4-12-1984 Uganda 4-1 Zimbabwe 5-12-1984 Zambia 2-1 Tanzania 7-12-1984 Uganda 1-1 Zambia 8-12-1984 Tanzania 2-2 Zimbabwe

1.Zambia 3 2 1 0 5- 2 5 2.Uganda 3 1 2 0 6- 3 4 3.Tanzania 3 0 2 1 4- 5 2 4.Zimbabwe 3 0 1 2 3- 8 1

Group 2 2-12-1984 Malawi 2-1 Kenya 3-12-1984 Somalia 2-1 Zanzibar 6-12-1984 Malawi 1-0 Somalia Kenya 1-0 Zanzibar 8-12-1984 Kenya 1-1 Somalia [5-4 pen] 9-12-1984 Malawi 1-0 Zanzibar

1.Malawi 3 3 0 0 4- 1 6 2.Kenya 3 1 1 1 3- 3 3 [5-4 pen] 3.Somalia 3 1 1 1 3- 3 3 [4-5 pen] 4.Zanzibar 3 0 0 3 1- 4 0

Semifinals 12-12-1984 Malawi 2-0 Uganda [aet; in M'balle] [Lawrence Waya, Collins Pewe] Zambia 2-0 Kenya [in Kampala] [Philemon Mulala (2)]

Third Place Match (Kampala) 15-12-1984 Uganda 3-1 Kenya

Final (Kampala) 15-12-1984 Zambia 0-0 Malawi [3-0 pen]

Zimbabwe, October 1985

Group 1 [in Harare] 4-10-1985 Zimbabwe 1-0 Tanzania 6-10-1985 Zimbabwe 1-1 Kenya [Christopher Olouch; ?] 8-10-1985 Kenya 3-2 Tanzania [?, ?, Mahila 86; Mogella, ?]

1.Kenya 2 1 1 0 4- 3 3 2.Zimbabwe 2 1 1 0 2- 1 3 3.Tanzania 2 0 0 2 2- 4 0

Group 2 [in Bulawayo] 4-10-1985 Malawi 1-0 Uganda 6-10-1985 Malawi 2-2 Zambia [Chimodzi 3, Frank Sinaro ?; Jack Chanda 30, ?] 8-10-1985 Uganda 3-0 Zambia

1.Malawi 2 1 1 0 3- 2 3 2.Uganda 2 1 0 1 3- 1 2 3.Zambia 2 0 1 1 2- 5 1

Semifinals 11-10-1985 Zimbabwe 1-0 Malawi [Shacky Tauro 38] Kenya 0-0 Uganda [Kenya on pen]

Third Place Match 12-10-1985 Malawi 3-1 Uganda

Final [att: 32,000, Rufaro stadium, Harare] 13-10-1985 Zimbabwe 2-0 Kenya [Shacky Tauro 70, Gift Mpariwa 88]
[Zimbabwe: Japhet Muparutsa, Oliver Kateya, James Takavada, Misheck Marimo, John Phiri, Joel Sambo, David Mwanza, Stanley Ndunduma, Moses Chunga (Gift M'pariwa 62), Shacky Tauro, Edward Katsvere; manager: Mick Poole; Kenya: Tairus Omondi, Hussein Kheri, Swaleh Ochieng, Gabriel Olang, Ingutia, Otieno, Charles Ayoyi, Douglas Mutua (Dennis Muiendo 71), Olouch Kanindo, Magongo, Mahila]

1986 (not held)

Somalia was the original host, but withdrew due to "financial constraints". Kenya then made an offer to host it but CECAFA instead asked Malawi, due to the "unreliable state of Kenya's offer" (apparently based on Kenya's withdrawal from hosting the CECAFA youth tournament the same year). Malawi declined due to short notice. CECAFA asked Sudan as a last ditch effort, apparently without success. Then Uganda made an offer to host it, on condition of financial guarantees of some sort, but this never materialized either.

Ethiopia, December 1987

Group 1 (at Addis Ababa) 13-12-1987 Ethiopia 0-0 Tanzania 14-12-1987 Kenya 0-0 Zanzibar 16-12-1987 Kenya 3-2 Tanzania 17-12-1987 Ethiopia 0-0 Zanzibar 19-12-1987 Zanzibar 2-0 Tanzania 20-12-1987 Ethiopia 2-1 Kenya

1.Zanzibar 3 1 2 0 2- 0 4 2.Ethiopia 3 1 2 0 2- 1 4 3.Kenya 3 1 1 1 4- 4 3 4.Tanzania 3 0 1 2 2- 5 1

Group 2 (at Asmara) 13-12-1987 Zimbabwe 1-1 Malawi
14-12-1987 Uganda 4-0 Zambia 16-12-1987 Uganda 0-0 Zimbabwe 19-12-1987 Zambia 2-2 Zimbabwe

1.Uganda 2 1 1 0 4- 0 3 2.Zimbabwe 2 0 2 0 2- 2 2 3.Zambia 2 0 1 1 2- 6 1 -.Malawi withdrew

NB: Malawi withdrew following the sudden death of the chairman of the FA of Malawi on December 13.

Semifinals 23-12-1987 Zimbabwe 1-0 Zanzibar 24-12-1987 Ethiopia 3-0 Uganda

Third Place Match 26-12-1987 Uganda 2-0 Zanzibar

Final 27-12-1987 Ethiopia 1-1 Zimbabwe [aet, 4-3 pen]

Malawi, November 1988

Group 1 (at Lilongwe) 6-11-1988 Malawi 0-0 Tanzania 8-11-1988 Kenya 2-0 Zanzibar 10-11-1988 Malawi 1-0 Zanzibar Kenya 0-0 Tanzania 12-11-1988 Malawi 3-0 Kenya Zanzibar 1-0 Tanzania

1.Malawi 3 2 1 0 4- 0 5 2.Kenya 3 1 1 1 2- 3 3 3.Tanzania 3 0 2 1 0- 1 2 4.Zanzibar 3 1 0 2 1- 3 2

Group 2 (at Blantyre) 6-11-1988 Zambia 0-0 Ethiopia 8-11-1988 Uganda 0-0 Zimbabwe 11-11-1988 Zambia 1-1 Zimbabwe Uganda 1-2 Ethiopia 13-11-1988 Zambia 3-0 Uganda Zimbabwe 2-1 Ethiopia

1.Zambia 3 1 2 0 4- 1 4 2.Zimbabwe 3 1 2 0 3- 2 4 3.Ethiopia 3 1 1 1 3- 3 3 4.Uganda 3 0 1 2 1- 5 1

Semifinals [in Lilongwe] 16-11-1988 Malawi abd Zimbabwe [aet; abandoned at 0-0 in [in Blantyre] 107' due to power failure] 17-11-1988 Zambia 1-0 Kenya

Semifinal Replay [in Lilongwe] 17-11-1988 Malawi 2-0 Zimbabwe

Third Place Match [in Blantyre]
19-11-1988 Kenya 0-0 Zimbabwe [3-2 pen]

Final [in Blantyre]
19-11-1988 Malawi 3-1 Zambia [aet]

Kenya, December 1989

Group 1 2-12-1989 Kenya 2-1 Uganda 3-12-1989 Zimbabwe 3-0 Tanzania 5-12-1989 Kenya 2-1 Tanzania 6-12-1989 Uganda 1-1 Zimbabwe 8-12-1989 Uganda 5-1 Tanzania 9-12-1989 Kenya 2-1 Zimbabwe

1.Kenya 3 3 0 0 6- 3 6 2.Uganda 3 1 1 1 7- 4 3 3.Zimbabwe 3 1 1 1 5- 3 3 4.Tanzania 3 0 0 3 2-10 0

Group 2 2-12-1989 Malawi 0-0 Zanzibar -12-1989 Zambia 1-0 Kenya B -12-1989 Malawi 1-0 Kenya B 6-12-1989 Zambia 1-0 Zanzibar -12-1989 Zanzibar 0-0 Kenya B 9-12-1989 Zambia 0-0 Malawi

1.Zambia 3 2 1 0 2- 0 5 2.Malawi 3 1 2 0 1- 0 4 3.Zanzibar 3 0 2 1 0- 1 2 4.Kenya B 3 0 1 2 0- 2 1

Semifinals 13-12-1989 Zambia 1-3 Uganda 14-12-1989 Kenya 0-1 Malawi

Third Place Match 15-12-1989 Kenya 1-0 Zambia

Final (Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi) 16-12-1989 Uganda 3-3 Malawi [2-1 pen] [Hasule 12, Vubya 42, Kato 85 - Dzikambane 5, Chimodzi 18, 39] [pen: Musisi, Mugalu - Maulidi]

Zanzibar, December 1990

Group 1 8-12-1990 Zanzibar 0-0 Tanzania 9-12-1990 Malawi 0-0 Zimbabwe 11-12-1990 Malawi 1-0 Tanzania [20 Gondwe] 12-12-1990 Zanzibar 0-1 Zimbabwe [Max] 14-12-1990 Zimbabwe 0-2 Tanzania
Zanzibar 2-1 Malawi [36 Bakiri-Kibishi, 43 Aziz; 68 Singo]

1.Tanzania 3 1 1 1 2- 1 4 2.Zanzibar 3 1 1 1 2- 2 4 3.Malawi 3 1 1 1 2- 2 4 4.Zimbabwe 3 1 1 1 1- 2 4

Group 2 9-12-1990 Kenya 2-2 Uganda [Odongo, Owino; Musisi pen., Alora] 12-12-1990 Sudan 2-1 Kenya [47 Santo, 53 Atta; 68 Mutego] 14-12-1990 Uganda 2-2 Sudan [12 H. Ismail, 50 Mukhtasa; 7 Kabugo, 77 Alora]

1.Sudan 2 1 1 0 4- 3 4 2.Uganda 2 0 2 0 4- 4 2 3.Kenya 2 0 1 1 3- 4 1

Semifinals 17-12-1990 Zanzibar 0-1 Sudan (aet) [99 Fath Ibrahim] Uganda 1-1 Tanzania (aet, Uganda 6-5 on penalties) [27 Jackson Mayanja; 25 Zamoyoni Mogella]

Third Place Match 19-12-1990 Zanzibar 1-2 Tanzania

Final 20-12-1990 Uganda 2-0 Sudan [34 Sam Szimba, 84 Majudi Musisi]

Uganda, November/December 1991

Group 1 24-11-1991 Tanzania 1-1 Sudan [73 Masatu; 89 Khan] 27-11-1991 Uganda 2-0 Sudan [33, 43 J.Mayanja] 30-11-1991 Uganda 5-0 Tanzania [14, 31, 68 Musisi, 47, 88 Senoga]

1.Uganda 2 2 0 0 7- 0 4 2.Sudan 2 0 1 1 1- 3 1 3.Tanzania 2 0 1 1 1- 6 1

Group 2 23-11-1991 Zambia 1-0 Kenya [23 Bwalya] 25-11-1991 Malawi 1-0 Zanzibar [26 Luongo] 27-11-1991 Zambia 3-2 Zanzibar [37 Sekala, 55 Bwalya, 89 Chomba; 52 Kombo, 54 Ramadhan] 28-11-1991 Kenya 1-0 Malawi [36 A.Odhiambo] 30-11-1991 Kenya 3-2 Zanzibar [2 Ndungo, 24 Okoth, 38 (pen) Muholo; 6 Makame, 44 Salum] 1-12-1991 Zambia 0-0 Malawi

1.Zambia 3 2 1 0 4- 2 5 2.Kenya 3 2 0 1 4- 3 4 3.Malawi 3 1 1 1 1- 1 3 4.Zanzibar 3 0 0 3 4- 7 0

Semifinals 4-12-1991 Kenya 3-1 Uganda [8 Wanyodolo, 65 Ndungo, 70 Oduor; 68 Alaro] 5-12-1991 Zambia 3-2 Sudan [1, 5 Chambeshi, 39 Bwalya; 36, 43 Khamal]

Third Place Match (Kampala) 7-12-1991 Uganda 3-1 Sudan

Final (Kampala, att. 8,000] 7-12-1991 Zambia 2-0 Kenya [87 Kaunda, 89 Chisenga]

Topscorers: Bwalya (Zambia) and Musisi (Uganda) 3 goals

Tanzania, November 1992

Group 1 (Arusha) Kenya 1-1 Uganda [Nandwa; Sekalie] Tanzania B 3-0 Seychelles [24 Yousuf, 33 Michael, 89 (og) Gonzalez] Kenya 2-1 Seychelles [40 Magongo, 42 (og) Jeoffrey; 51 Judy] Tanzania B 1-1 Uganda [48 Razak; 13 Sswimba] Uganda 5-2 Seychelles [2 Mayanja, 48 (pen) Ssemogerere, 51 Chembe, 78 Ssekatawa, 88 Yassim; 11 Mosehl, 19 Rose] Tanzania B 0-0 Kenya

1.Uganda 3 1 2 0 7- 4 4 2.Tanzania B 3 1 2 0 4- 1 4 3.Kenya 3 1 2 0 3- 2 4 4.Seychelles 3 0 0 3 3-10 0

Group 2 (Mwanza) Ethiopia 3-0 Zanzibar [Asnaka (3)] Tanzania 1-1 Malawi [71 (pen) Felician; 69 Chimodzi] Ethiopia 2-3 Zambia [7 Chikwalawala, 49 Chomba; 44 (pen) and 79 (pen) Melyon, 63 Banda] Tanzania 0-1 Zanzibar [48 Lambo] Malawi 1-0 Zambia [4 Mtwali] Tanzania 2-1 Ethiopia [4 Mwamba, 43 Felician; 56 Asnaka] Zambia 8-0 Zanzibar [3 and 75 Banda, 8, 57 and 58 Mutale, 37 (og) Ibrahim, 44 and 55 Akinka] Ethiopia 1-2 Malawi [64 Kabede; 21 and 51 Waya] Tanzania 1-2 Zambia [11 Lunyamile; 33 and 56 Mutale] Malawi 3-1 Zanzibar [33 Mtwali, 70 Malesa, 89 Lungu; 30 (og) Chimodzi]

1.Malawi 4 3 1 0 7- 3 7 2.Zambia 4 3 0 1 13- 4 6 3.Tanzania 4 1 1 2 4- 5 3 4.Ethiopia 4 1 0 3 7- 7 2 5.Zanzibar 4 1 0 3 2-14 2

Semifinals Mwanza Uganda 0-0 Zambia [4-2 pen] Arusha Tanzania B 1-0 Malawi [60 Chambua]

Third Place Match Mwanza Zambia 4-0 Malawi [Mutale (2), Banda (2)]

Final Mwanza Uganda 1-0 Tanzania B [77 Sekatawa]

Uganda: Kajoba - Ssemogerere, Karumbila, Kabugo, Sermaligwe, Sekalie, Aloro (Tamale), Ssimbwa, Ssekatawa, Mayanja, Buwembo Tanzania B: Joseph Katuba - Kaunda Mwakitope, James Charles, Gaspar Lupindo, Salum Kabunda, Mustapha Hoza, Justin Mtekere (Charley), Sekilojo Chambua, Razak Yusuf "Careca", Christopher Michael, Jimmy Morred

Topscorer: Mutale (Zambia) 6 goals

NB: Tanzania B also known as Kakakuona, Tanzania A as Victoria.

Kenya, November/December 1994

Group 1 (in Nairobi) 26-11-1994 Kenya A 3-1 Somalia [4 Odour, 72 Lwanga, 82 Swaka; 9 Abdi] 28-11-1994 Kenya A 4-1 Djibouti [19 Nyangwesa, 69 Yakhama, 79 Otieno, 86 Odour; 56 Abdurrahman] 29-11-1994 Tanzania 4-0 Somalia [11, 84 Nteze, 67 Masatu, 74 Selemani] 1-12-1994 Somalia 2-1 Djibouti [13 (og) Mayow, 50 Abanur; 22 Guley] Kenya A 0-1 Tanzania [57 Nteze] 3-12-1994 Tanzania 3-0 Djibouti [2 Edward, 30 Kahabuka, 75 Nteze]

1.Tanzania 3 3 0 0 8- 0 9 2.Kenya A 3 2 0 1 7- 3 6 3.Somalia 3 1 0 2 3- 8 3 4.Djibouti 3 0 0 3 2- 9 0

Group 2 (first three matches in Mumias, last three in Nairobi) 27-11-1994 Uganda 2-0 Kenya B [43 Mutiaba, 80 Tamale] 29-11-1994 Eritrea 1-0 Seychelles [12 Shimpenew] 1-12-1994 Eritrea 2-0 Kenya B [58 Afem, 81 Meles] Uganda 2-0 Seychelles [41 and 76 Senoga] 3-12-1994 Uganda 0-0 Eritrea Kenya B 3-2 Seychelles [10 Sajero, 52 Rero, 90 Olango; 20 Khan, 83 Louis]

1.Uganda 3 2 1 0 4- 0 7 2.Eritrea 3 2 1 0 3- 0 7 3.Kenya B 3 1 0 2 3- 6 3 4.Seychelles 3 0 0 3 2- 6 0

Semifinals (in Nairobi) 5-12-1994 Kenya A 0-1 Uganda [33 Katerega] Tanzania 1-0 Eritrea [7 Mwamba]

Third Place Match (in Nairobi) 8-12-1994 Kenya A 1-0 Eritrea [63 Nyangweso]

Final (in Nairobi) 10-12-1994 Tanzania 2-2 Uganda [14 Amir, 40 Mwamba; 47 Batambuze, 88 Semogerere] (Tanzania 4-3 on penalties)

Topscorer: John Nteze (Tanzania) 4 goals

Uganda, November/December 1995

Held at Nakivubo Stadium (Kampala) and Bugembe Stadium (Bugembe, near Jinja).

Group A [at Kampala] 25-11-1995 Uganda A 0-0 Rwanda 27-11-1995 Kenya 2-0 Zanzibar 29-11-1995 Zanzibar 2-1 Rwanda 2-12-1995 Uganda A 0-0 Kenya 4-12-1995 Uganda A 0-1 Zanzibar [abandoned at 85'; spectators throwing stones] 5-12-1995 Kenya 1-0 Rwanda

1.KENYA 3 2 1 0 3- 0 7 2.ZANZIBAR 3 2 0 1 3- 3 6 3.Uganda A (Cranes) 3 0 2 1 0- 1 2 4.Rwanda 3 0 1 2 1- 3 1

Group B [at Bugembe] 26-11-1995 Tanzania M. 2-2 Ethiopia 28-11-1995 Uganda B 3-1 Somalia 30-11-1995 Uganda B 0-1 Ethiopia 1-12-1995 Tanzania M. 7-0 Somalia 4-12-1995 Ethiopia 5-0 Somalia 5-12-1995 Uganda B 2-1 Tanzania Mainland

1.ETHIOPIA 3 2 1 0 8- 2 7 2.UGANDA B (Kobs) 3 2 0 1 5- 3 6 3.Tanzania Mainland 3 1 1 1 10- 4 4 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 1-15 0

Semi-finals 7-12-1995 Uganda B 1-0 Kenya [at Kampala] 7-12-1995 Zanzibar 1-1 Ethiopia [at Bugembe; 6-5 pen]

Third place match [at Kampala] 9-12-1995 Kenya 2-1 Ethiopia

Final [at Kampala] 9-12-1995 Zanzibar 1-0 Uganda B

Sudan, November 1996

Group 1 17-11-1996 Sudan 1-1 Uganda
22-11-1996 Uganda 1-0 Tanzania 24-11-1996 Sudan 3-2 Tanzania

1.Sudan 2 1 1 0 4- 3 4 2.Uganda 2 1 1 0 2- 1 4 3.Tanzania 2 0 0 2 2- 4 0

Group 2 18-11-1996 Sudan B 1-2 Zanzibar 19-11-1996 Kenya 2-1 Rwanda 22-11-1996 Sudan B 0-0 Kenya [uncertain] Rwanda 1-1 Zanzibar 24-11-1996 Kenya 1-0 Zanzibar [or 0-0?] 25-11-1996 Sudan B 1-0 Rwanda

1.Kenya 3 2 1 0 3- 1 7 2.Sudan B 3 1 1 1 2- 2 4 3.Zanzibar 3 1 1 1 3- 3 4 4.Rwanda 3 0 1 2 2- 4 1

Semifinals 27-11-1996 Uganda 2-0 Kenya Sudan 1-2 Sudan B

Third Place Match 29-11-1996 Sudan 1-1 Kenya [5-4 pen]

Final 29-11-1996 Uganda 1-0 Sudan B [Tenywa 26' pen]

1997

Not held.

Rwanda, November/December 1998

Was to be held November 21-December 5, 1998; called off after CAF suspended CECAFA in the wake of the FIFA presidential elections before the 1998 World Cup.

Group 1

1.Rwanda A 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 2.Burundi 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 3.Ethiopia 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0

Group 2

1.Kenya 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 2.Sudan 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 3.Tanzania 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0

Group 3

1.Rwanda B 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 2.Uganda 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 3.Zanzibar 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0

Group 4

1.Rwanda C 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 2.Djibouti 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0 3.Eritrea 0 0 0 0 0- 0 0

Rwanda, Jul 24-Aug 7, 1999

Group 1

1.Rwanda A 2 1 1 0 4- 1 4 2.Tanzania 2 1 1 0 2- 1 4 3.Djibouti 2 0 0 2 2- 6 0

24- 7-1999 Rwanda A 4-1 Djibouti 26- 7-1999 Tanzania 2-1 Djibouti 28- 7-1999 Rwanda A 0-0 Tanzania

Group 2

1.Burundi 2 1 1 0 3- 0 4 2.Uganda 2 1 1 0 2- 0 4 3.Somalia 2 0 0 2 0- 5 0

25- 7-1999 Burundi 0-0 Uganda 27- 7-1999 Burundi 3-0 Somalia 29- 7-1999 Somalia 0-2 Uganda

Group 3

1.Ethiopia 2 1 1 0 2- 0 4 2.Sudan 2 0 2 0 1- 1 2 3.Zanzibar 2 0 1 1 1- 3 1

25- 7-1999 Ethiopia 2-0 Zanzibar 27- 7-1999 Ethiopia 0-0 Sudan 29- 7-1999 Sudan 1-1 Zanzibar

Group 4

1.Kenya 2 2 0 0 2- 0 6 2.Rwanda B 2 0 1 1 1- 2 1 3.Eritrea 2 0 1 1 1- 2 1

Rwanda B finished second on coin toss

26- 7-1999 Eritrea 0-0 Rwanda B 28- 7-1999 Kenya 1-0 Eritrea 30- 7-1999 Kenya 1-0 Rwanda B

Quarterfinals 31- 7-1999 Rwanda A 1-0 Uganda 31- 7-1999 Burundi 1-0 Tanzania 1- 8-1999 Ethiopia 0-1 Rwanda B
1- 8-1999 Kenya 3-0 Sudan

Semifinals 3- 8-1999 Rwanda A 0-0 Kenya [1-4 pen] 4- 8-1999 Rwanda B 2-1 Burundi

Third Place Match 7- 8-1999 Rwanda A 0-0 Burundi [3-2 pen]

Final [att: 20,000] 7- 8-1999 Rwanda B 3-1 Kenya [Mugaruka 11, Nfhizirungu 43, Ndizeye 80; Kimuyu 34]

Uganda, Nov 18-Dec 2, 2000

NB: CECAFA decided to give the organisation to Uganda rather than Tanzania, who protested the decision.

At a meeting prior to the start of the tournament CECAFA changed name 
from Confederation of East and Central Africa Football Association 
to Council of East and Central Africa Football Association.

Original groups: A: Uganda, Zanzibar, Eritrea
                 B: Kenya, Tanzania, Sudan
                 C: Rwanda, Ethiopia, Djibouti
                 D: Uganda B, Somalia, Burundi

Djibouti first withdrew for financial reasons, later entered after all.
Tanzania (Mainland) suspended by FIFA.
Sudan and Zanzibar withdrew for unknown reasons.

Group A (Kampala, Nakivubo stadium) 1.Uganda 4 3 1 0 17- 3 10 2.Ethiopia 4 3 1 0 9- 5 10 3.Burundi 4 2 0 2 8- 5 6 4.Djibouti 4 0 1 3 4-15 1 5.Somalia 4 0 1 3 1-11 1

18-11-2000 Uganda 2-2 Ethiopia [Hassan Mubiru 3, George Ssemogerere 87; Sintayehu Getachew, Hussein Seman 73] 19-11-2000 Djibouti 0-0 Somalia 20-11-2000 Uganda 2-1 Burundi [Mathias Kawesa 53, Hussein Mbalangi 87; Nicholas Kubi Lewis 58] 21-11-2000 Somalia 1-2 Ethiopia [Cheikh Mohammad 39; Sintayehu Getachew 30, Hussein Semen 55] 23-11-2000 Djibouti 2-4 Burundi [Ahid Ahmed, Hassan Mohama; Nicholas Kubi Lewis (2), Abdullah Irambona (2); red card: Moussa Mohamed (D)] 23-11-2000 Uganda 6-0 Somalia [Andrew Mukasa (2), Fred Makokha, Hassan Mubiru, Ibrahim Buwembo, Edward Kalungi; red card: Mohamed Bashir (S)] 25-11-2000 Ethiopia 4-2 Djibouti [Ismail Abubeker (2), Sintayehu Getachew, Getu Teshome; Ali Moktar, Ali Fascal] 25-11-2000 Somalia ppd Burundi
[Burundi did not show, claiming they had not been able to train the previous day because of changing hotels] 26-11-2000 Somalia 0-3 Burundi
[Shaban Daoudi 63pen, Majid Ndikumana 76, Mohamed Kimada 86] 27-11-2000 Uganda 7-0 Djibouti
[Andrew Mukasa (3, last in 63), George Ssemogerere 15, Hassan Mubiru, Fred Makokha 17, Meddie Nsubuga] [Uganda: Sam Kawalya, Richard Malinga, Phillip Obwiny (Hussein Mbalngu), George Ssemogerere, Timothy Batabaire (Mathias Kawesa), Meddie Nsubuga, Fred Makokha, Edward Kalungi, Andrew Mukasa, Hassan Mubiru, Ibrahim Buwembo (Jamil Kyambadde); Djibouti: A. Abdi, H. Mahamoud (Saad Adour), Fahti Ismael, Zeid (Ahmed), S. Ahmed, Hamza Ahmed, Arid Mohamed, Ali Moktar, Abdulrahman Ahmed (Siad Hassan), Mahamad, M. Said] 27-11-2000 Ethiopia 1-0 Burundi [Ismael Abubeker 89]

Group B (Mbale, Municipal stadium) 1.Uganda B 3 3 0 0 6- 2 9 2.Rwanda 3 1 1 1 5- 5 4 3.Eritrea 3 0 2 1 1- 2 2 4.Kenya 3 0 1 2 1- 4 1

19-11-2000 Uganda B 3-2 Rwanda [Moses Bantu, ?, ?; Julian Nsegiyumva, ?] 20-11-2000 Kenya 0-0 Eritrea [Kenya: Victor Onyango, Josiah Ougo, Sylvanus Otema, Sammy Omollo, Jeff Oyando, Vincent Otieno, Simeon Mulama, Bernard Onyango, Eric Omondi, Evans Nyabuto, Mark Sirengo] 22-11-2000 Kenya 1-2 Rwanda [Robert Mambo 72; Julian Nsegiyumvua 32, Abdu Uwimana 68] [Kenya: Victor Onyango, Josiah Ougo, Sylvanus Otema, Sammy Omollo, Jeff Oyando, Vincent Otieno, Simeon Mulama, Bernard Onyango, Eric Omondi, Evans Nyambaro, Mark Sirengo] 23-11-2000 Uganda B 1-0 Eritrea [Moses Bantu 75] 25-11-2000 Eritrea 1-1 Rwanda [F. Abraham 64; H. Baguamho 10] 26-11-2000 Kenya 0-2 Uganda B [Sammy Omollo 18og, Ahmed Kizza 30] [Kenya: Duncan Ochieng, Anthony Shikubu, Kennedy Odhiambo, Sammy Omollo, Joshia Ougo, Evans Nyabaro, John Muiruri (Ramadhan Balala), Eric Omondi (Simon Mulama), Robert Mumba (Bernard Onyango), Ramadhan Musa, Mark Sirengo; Uganda B: Hannington Kalyesubula, Godfrey Kateregga, Nestory Kizito, Patrick Musoke, Abedi Bironse, Noah Kasule, George Otika (Vicky Okello), Jimmy Kidega (E. Ssepuuya), Moses Bantu, Ahmed Kizza, H. Kalanzi (M. Ndaula); Eric Omondi [Kenya] had a penalty saved]

Semifinals (Kampala, Nakivubo stadium) 29-11-2000 Uganda A 3-1 Rwanda [Hassan Mubiru 41, Phillip Obwiny 64, Mathias Kawesa 90; Abdul Sibomana 27; att: 20,000] [Uganda: Sam Kawalya, Richard Malinga, Phillip Obwiny, Timothy Batabaire, George Semogerere, David Kalungi (Jamil Kyambadde), Fred Makokha (Hussein Mbalangu), Meddie Nsubuga, Andrew Mukasa, Hassan Mubiru (Mathias Kawesa), Ibrahim Buwembo; Rwanda: Dipmat Mustafa, Claude Kalisa, Manirikiza (Dieudonne Hategekemana), Leandre Bizagwira, Elias Ntaganda, Eric Nshiyimana, Michel Kamanzi, Abdul Sibomana (Ashraf Munyaneza), Sosthene Munyaneza (Hamad Ndikumana), H. Bagumaho, Julien Nsegiyumva] 30-11-2000 Uganda B 1-0 Ethiopia [Jimmy Kidega 45; att; 20,000]

Third Place Match (Kampala, Nakivubo stadium) 2-12-2000 Ethiopia 1-1 Rwanda [4-2 pen] [Hussein Seman 33; Jean-Pierre Mulonda 50; att: 20,000; Rwanda had two players sent off]

Final (Kampala, Nakivubo stadium) 2-12-2000 Uganda A 2-0 Uganda B [Hassan Mubiru 76, Jamil Kyambadde 83; att: 20,000]

Rwanda, Dec 8-22, 2001

NB: Sudan withdrew and as a consequence have been suspended indefinitely from taking part in future CECAFA tournaments.

Group 1 1.Kenya 3 2 1 0 5- 1 7 2.Rwanda A 3 2 1 0 4- 0 7 3.Eritrea 3 0 1 2 1- 3 1 4.Somalia 3 0 1 2 0- 6 1

8-12-2001 Rwanda A 3-0 Somalia [Milli 5, 60, Karekezi 70] 10-12-2001 Kenya 2-1 Eritrea [Juma 75, Maurice Sunguti 85; Yidnekachew 38] 12-12-2001 Kenya 3-0 Somalia [Robert Mambo 34, 45, Mulama 47] 12-12-2001 Rwanda A 1-0 Eritrea [Theoneste Mshimiyamana 62] 14-12-2001 Somalia 0-0 Eritrea 15-12-2001 Rwanda A 0-0 Kenya

Group 2 1.Tanzania 3 3 0 0 7- 2 9 2.Burundi 3 2 0 1 6- 3 6 3.Uganda 3 1 0 2 10- 4 3 4.Djibouti 3 0 0 3 3-17 0

9-12-2001 Uganda 10-1 Djibouti [Alex Isabirye 24, 36, 55, Naduli 26, own goal 57, Musubuga 78, Otika 75, Odawa 80, Nesitore 89, Kasule 90; Said] 9-12-2001 Tanzania 2-1 Burundi [Yusuf Macho 24, Jumanne Tondolawere 30; Kubi Banga 56] 11-12-2001 Burundi 3-1 Djibouti [Lewis 40, Karimba 65, 75; Robleh 57] 11-12-2001 Tanzania 1-0 Uganda [Maulidi 56] 13-12-2001 Djibouti 1-4 Tanzania [Ismael 75; Kasonso 7, Gabriel 49, Nyagawa 52, Mwasansu 67] 14-12-2001 Uganda 0-2 Burundi [Kubi Banga 7, 12]

Group 3 1.Ethiopia 2 1 1 0 6- 1 4 2.Rwanda B 2 1 1 0 4- 1 4 3.Zanzibar 2 0 0 2 0- 8 0

10-12-2001 Rwanda B 3-0 Zanzibar 13-12-2001 Ethiopia 5-0 Zanzibar [Yelma 15, Afework 35, Abay Yordanos, Fekadu, Mulu Bayou?] 15-12-2001 Rwanda B 1-1 Ethiopia [Jimmy Gatete 52; Mulu Bayou 35]

NB: top-2 from each group and 2 best 3rd placed teams progress to quarterfinals

Quarterfinals 17-12-2001 Kenya 1-0 Eritrea [Aguda 89] 17-12-2001 Tanzania 1-2 Rwanda B [Yusuf Macho 5; Witakenge 1, Kombi 56]
18-12-2001 Rwanda A 3-2 Uganda [Theoneste Mshimiyamana 27, 65, Karekezi 29; Alex Isabirye 25, 47] 18-12-2001 Ethiopia 2-2 Burundi [aet, 5-4 pen] [Abay Yordanos 30, Mulu Bayou 65; Jumanne Karimbi 82, Kubi Banga 87]

Semifinals 20-12-2001 Ethiopia 1-0 Rwanda A [Mulu Bayou 7] 20-12-2001 Kenya 3-1 Rwanda B [Maurice Sunguti 8, 71, Maruti 56; Mbusa 16]

Third Place Match 22-12-2001 Rwanda A 1-1 Rwanda B [5-3 pen]

Final 22-12-2001 Ethiopia 2-1 Kenya [Abay Yordanos 8, Shenko Mamoalem 37; Mulama 67pen]

Tanzania, Nov-Dec, 2002

NB: Sudan 's suspension was lifted. Kenya will send team without players playing abroad. Djibouti and Eritrea did not register 'due to the current re-organisation in their respective federations'. Eritrea later entered anyway, causing Somalia to be switched from group A to group B.

Group A (CCM Kirumba Stadium, Mwanza) 1.Tanzania 4 2 2 0 5- 2 8 2.Kenya 4 2 1 1 6- 3 7 3.Eritrea 4 1 2 1 5- 7 5 4.Sudan 4 1 1 2 4- 5 4 5.Burundi 4 0 2 2 3- 6 2

30-11-2002 Tanzania 1-0 Kenya [Henry Morris 9] 1-12-2002 Burundi 1-1 Eritrea [Makudi Juma 83; Yonna Sesemaye (1-1)] 2-12-2002 Tanzania 1-1 Sudan [Salvatory Edward 80; Motaz Kabir 82] 3-12-2002 Kenya 1-1 Burundi [Denis Oliech 45; Irambona Abdallah 75pen] 4-12-2002 Eritrea 2-1 Sudan [Elias Dedesaye 14, 45; Faisal Agabishido 85] 5-12-2002 Burundi 0-2 Tanzania [Athumani Machupa 4, 36] 6-12-2002 Kenya 4-1 Eritrea
[John Baraza 59, 90, Denis Oliech 69, 82; Barnane Aregai 77] 7-12-2002 Sudan 2-1 Burundi [Mamor Gomal 38, Khalid Mohammed 75; Selemani Msabah 22] 8-12-2002 Eritrea 1-1 Tanzania [Dinyen Pasemaye 45; Ulimboka Mwakigwe 24] 9-12-2002 Sudan 0-1 Kenya [Denis Oliech 75]

Group B (Sheikh Amri Abeid Memorial Stadium, Arusha) 1.Uganda 4 4 0 0 9- 1 12 2.Rwanda 4 3 0 1 4- 2 9 3.Zanzibar 4 1 1 2 1- 3 4 4.Somalia 4 1 0 3 1- 4 3 5.Ethiopia 4 0 1 3 0- 5 1

30-11-2002 Rwanda 1-0 Zanzibar [Jimmy Gatete 12] 1-12-2002 Somalia 0-2 Uganda [Geoffrey Sserunkuma 48, Abubaker Tabula 53] 2-12-2002 Ethiopia 0-0 Zanzibar 3-12-2002 Somalia 0-1 Rwanda
[Olivier Karekezi 53] 4-12-2002 Uganda 3-0 Ethiopia [Anteneh Alamarew 17og, Hood Kaweesa 49, Geoffrey Sserunkuma 52] 5-12-2002 Zanzibar 1-0 Somalia [Nassor Ali 39] 6-12-2002 Uganda 2-1 Rwanda [Yusuf Kinene 3, Geoffrey Sserunkuma 43; Nestory Kizito 30og] 7-12-2002 Ethiopia 0-1 Somalia 8-12-2002 Zanzibar 0-2 Uganda
[Simeon Masaba 29, Abubakar Tabula 88] 9-12-2002 Rwanda 1-0 Ethiopia
[Paul Nsengiyumva 85]

Semifinals [Mwanza]

11-12-2002 Tanzania 3-0 Rwanda [Abdul Mtiro 44, Salvatory Edward 69, Athumani Machupa 83] [Tanzania: Juma Kaseja, Mecky Mexime, Alphonce Modest, Costa Victor, Boniface Pawasa, Selemani Matola, Ulimboka Mwakigwe, Salvatory Edward, Athumani Machupa, Emmanuel Gabriel (Zuberi Katwila 74), Abdul Mtiro (Joseph Mwanakusha 69); Rwanda: Ishimana Claude, Makara Pappy, Habimana Kheri, Lita Mana (Mukerezi Marie 68), Eric Nshimiyamana (Muhayimana Theoneste 46), Jean-Paul Habyarimana, Kamanzi Elias, Sibomana Abdul, Witakenge Jeannot, Jimmy Gatete (Nkuzingowia Rama 75), Milly Hassan]

12-12-2002 Uganda 1-3 Kenya [Philip Obwin 33; Anthony Mathenge 17, Paul Oyuga 52, Robert Mambo 66] [Uganda: Abdi Salim, Philip Obwin, Nestory Kizito, Sam Mubiru, E. ('Sam') Balyejusa, Waswa Bossa, Simeon Masaba, Hood Kaweesa (A. Kaaya), Yusuf Kinene, Philip Ssozi, Abubakar Tabula; Kenya: Victor Onyango, Daniel Agina, Adam Shaban, Phillip Opiyo, George Waweru, Anthony Mathenge, Walter Odede, Robert Mambo, Paul Oyuga (John Baraza), Edward Karanja, Francis Chinjili (Denis Oliech); red card: Yusuf Kinene (U) 24]

Third Place Match 14-12-2002 Uganda 1-2 Rwanda
[Isaac Mulyanga; Abdul Sibomana, Aziz Baliwuza]

Final 14-12-2002 Tanzania 2-3 Kenya [Emmanuel Gabriel 28, Mecky Mexime 59pen; Paul Oyuga 30, John Baraza 70, Denis Oliech 72] [Kenya: Victor Onyango, Adam Shaban, Daniel Agina, George Waweru, Phillip Opiyo, Robert Mambo, Anthony Mathenge, Edward Karanja, Titus Mulama (Godfrey Osama), Francis Chinjili (Denis Oliech), Paul Oyuga (John Baraza)]

Topscorer: Denis Oliech (Kenya) 5 goals.

Sudan, Nov-Dec, 2003

NB: Burundi, Djibouti and Somalia withdrew before the draw, citing financial constraints. Ethiopia (just before the start of the tournament) and Tanzania (after the start) later withdrew as well.

Group A (Khartum) 1.Sudan 2 2 0 0 7- 0 6 2.Rwanda 2 0 1 1 2- 5 1 3.Zanzibar 2 0 1 1 2- 6 1 -.Tanzania withdrew

30-11-2003 Zanzibar 0-4 Sudan [Hitham Alrashid 10, 45, Badraldin Aldoud ca.50, Saleh Mohammed ca.90pen] 2-12-2003 Rwanda 2-2 Zanzibar [Olivier Kerekezi 40pen, 56; Abdallah Juma 55pen, 65] 4-12-2003 Sudan 3-0 Rwanda [Hitham Alrashid 11, Alla Jebril 60, Anwar Onsa 87]

Group B (Kassala) 1.Kenya 2 1 1 0 4- 3 4 2.Uganda 2 1 1 0 3- 2 4 3.Eritrea 2 0 0 2 3- 5 0 -.Ethiopia withdrew

30-11-2003 Uganda 2-1 Eritrea [Joseph Kabagambe 43, Henry Kabeta 60; Ghirmay Shinash 70] 2-12-2003 Kenya 3-2 Eritrea [James Omondi 27, Anthony Mathenge 91, Titus Mulama 93; Tesfaldet Goitom 30, 48] 4-12-2003 Uganda 1-1 Kenya [David Obua 47; Maurice Sunguti 93]

Semifinals (Khartum) 8-12-2003 Sudan 0-0 Uganda [aet, 3-4 pen] [penalties: Sudan: scored: Richard J, Alnasir Mohamed, Hitham Hassan; missed: Gundi Numeiri, Hitham Alrashid, Omer Bhakhet; Uganda: scored: David Obua, Sam Mubiru, Asaan Bajope, Joseph Kabagambe; missed: Kasule Noah, Tabula Bakari] 8-12-2003 Kenya 1-1 Rwanda [aet, 3-4 pen] [James Omondi 44; Jean Lomami 30] [penalties: Kenya: scored: Mulinge Ndeto, James Omondi, Evans Nyabaro; missed: Adan Shaban, Maurice Sunguti; Rwanda: scored: Eric Nishiyimana, Jean Lomami, Bizimane Cane, Jimmy Gatete; missed: Milly Hassan]

Third Place Match (Khartum) 10-12-2003 Kenya 2-1 Sudan [Maurice Sunguti 24, James Omondi 35; Almazir Muhamoud 30pen]

Final (Khartum) 10-12-2003 Uganda 2-0 Rwanda
[Zakaria Lubega 48, David Obua 54] [Uganda: H.Kalyesubula, A.Kaaya, A.Tabula, A.Mwesigwa, S.Mubiru, N.Kasule, T.Mawejje, A.Bajope, Z.Lubega (H.Kitagenda), D.Obua, N.Mutenza]

Ethiopia, December 2004

NB: tournament renamed Amoudi Senior Challenge Cup following sponsorship by Sheikh Mohamed Hussein Al Amoudi (also owner of St. George FC of Addis Abeba).

Eritrea and Djibouti withdrew.

Group A 1.Ethiopia 4 3 1 0 7- 1 10 2.Burundi 4 3 0 1 8- 4 9 3.Rwanda 4 2 1 1 10- 6 7 4.Zanzibar 4 1 0 3 7-11 3 5.Tanzania 4 0 0 4 3-13 0

11-12-2004 Rwanda 4-2 Zanzibar [Jean Lomani 8, 28, 48, Olivier Karekezi 24; Abdella Juma 4, Jimmy Ndyizeye 88] 11-12-2004 Ethiopia 2-1 Burundi [Sebsibe Shegere 20, Fikru Teffera 2-0; Jean Hakizimana 75pen] 13-12-2004 Zanzibar 4-2 Tanzania [Saud Abdella 6pen, Abdella Juma 29, 73, Twaha Mohamed 85; Mecky Mexime 23, Athumani Machupa (aka Mohamed Rajab) 32] 13-12-2004 Burundi 3-1 Rwanda [Jean Hakizimana 51pen, Saidi Ntibazonkizia 54, Aime Nzohabonayo 83; Jimmy Gatete 59] 15-12-2004 Tanzania 0-2 Burundi [Louis Kubis 46, 90] 15-12-2004 Rwanda 0-0 Ethiopia 17-12-2004 Burundi 2-1 Zanzibar [Claude Nahimana 43, Jean Hakizimana 78pen; Maulid Ibrahim 73] 17-12-2004 Ethiopia 2-0 Tanzania [Anteneh Alamirew 55, Tafesse Teffaye 90] 19-12-2004 Tanzania 1-5 Rwanda [?; Jean Lomamy (3), Olivier Karekezi, Abul Zibomana] 19-12-2004 Zanzibar 0-3 Ethiopia [Fikru Teffera 50, Ashenafi Girima 54, Hider Mensur 64]

Group B 1.Sudan 3 2 1 0 8- 3 7 2.Kenya 3 1 2 0 4- 3 5 3.Uganda 3 1 1 1 4- 3 4 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 0- 7 0

12-12-2004 Uganda 2-0 Somalia [David Kalungi 30, 42] 12-12-2004 Kenya 2-2 Sudan [Sammy Simiyu 37, John Baraza 73; Mustafa Ali 45pen,
Haytham Kamal 79] 14-12-2004 Sudan 2-1 Uganda [Haytham Kamal 3, Rashid Haytamel 75; Andrew Mwesinga 82] 14-12-2004 Somalia 0-1 Kenya [John Baraza 7] 18-12-2004 Sudan 4-0 Somalia [Haitham Mustafa 47, Abdel Hameedama 63, Haytham Kamal 69, Mohamed Omer Adam 4-0] 18-12-2004 Kenya 1-1 Uganda [Mike Mururi 20; Dennis Obua 77pen]

Semifinals 22-12-2004 Ethiopia 2-2 Kenya [aet, 5-4 pen] [Anteneh Alamerew 24, Tafesse Tesfaye 58; Mike Mururi 66, Mike Baraza 85] 22-12-2004 Sudan 1-2 Burundi [Mustafa Haitham 54pen; Said Ntabazankiza 22, Kubi Lewis 75]

Third Place Match 24-12-2004 Kenya 1-2 Sudan [John Baraza 82; Haytham Kamal 30, 60]

Final 25-12-2004 Ethiopia 3-0 Burundi [Andualem Niguse 25, Tafesse Tesfaye 32, Anteneh Alamirew 49]

Squad list Ethiopia: GK: Sadat Jemal (Mechal), Deyas Adugna (St. George), Mesfin Negash (Banks); DF: Samuel Degefe (St. George), Adane Girma (Awasa), Daniel Teklu (Coffee), Zewdu Bekele (Banks), Tamrat Abebe (Mebrat), Degu Debebe (St. George), Samson Mulugeta (St. George); MF: Mesfin Asefa (Mebrat), Ashenafi Girma (Coffee), Haider Mensur (St. George), Behailu Demeke (Awasa), Mulugeta Mihret (Awasa), Anteneh Alamirew (Mechal), Dawit Mebratu (St. George), Debrom Hagos (St. George), Ibrahim Husen (Coffee), Amanuel Gidey (Trans), Sebsibe Shegere (Nyala); FW: Tafesse Tesfaye (Mebrat), Getahun Ashamo (Awasa), Andualem Niguse (St. George), Fikru Tefera (St. George).

Squad list Kenya: GK: Victor Onyango (Tusker), Francis Onyiso (Ulinzi); DF: Edwin Mkenya (Tusker), Zablon Amanaka (Kenya Pipeline), Pascal Ochieng (Re-Union), Hussein Mohammed (Ulinzi), Mulinge Munandi (Tusker), Abdilahi Adam (Dubai Bank),
Athony Mathenge (Thika); MF: Mc Donald Mariga (Tusker), Ali Breik (Dubai Bank), Tom Juma, Mike Baraza (Ulinzi), Mike Mururi (Chemelil) Sammy Simiyu (Ulinzi); FW: John Baraza (Chemelil), Kevin Opiyo, Mark Sirengo/James Omondi; TR: Twahir Muhiddin.

Squad list Tanzania: Boniface Pawasa, Juma Kaseja, Meck Mexime, Shaaban Kisiga, Athuman Machupa, Christopher Alex, Said Sued, Ahmed Haidery, Nurdin Bakari, Jumanne Ramadhani Athuman Idd, Ally Miluno, Juma Jabu, Julius Mrope, Nizar Khalfan, Omari Matuta, Patrick Mangunguru, Hassan Bwaza, Ulimboka Mwakingwe, Victor Costa; TR: John Simkoko

Squad list Zanzibar: GK: Mbarouk Seleman (Mlandege), Frank Ramadhani (Moro United), Salim Ali (KMKM); DF: Sharif Ali (Jamhuri), Rajabu Khamisi (JKU), Sudi Abdallah (Simba), Kombo Sukari (Sharp Boys), Kassim Issa (Mtibwa Sugar), Mwinyi Ali (Police), Hussein Omar (Jamhuri), Malale Hamsini (JKU), Salum Mohamed Malinzi (Police), Said Yussuf, Aggey Mori (Mafunzo), Khamis Ibrahim Kapenta (KMKM); MF: Juma Mgunda (Mlandege), Masoud Bwengo (Mafunzo), Abdul Kassim (Mtibwa), Amir Said (Kazimkazi), Twaha Mohamed, Hassan Ramadhani (KMKM), Mohamed Salum (Kizimbani), Hamad Othman, Lambert Kaigwa (Jamhuri); FW: Omari Nassoro (Kipanga), Abdi Omar Chifu (Malindi); Maulid Ibrahim Kapenta (KMKM), Mohamed Golo (Miembeni), Salum Kusi (Mlandege), Khamis Sufian (Police); TR: Hafidh Badru.

Rwanda, November-December 2005

Kenya disqualified for failure to pay fees to CECAFA. All matches at Stade Amahoro, Kigali.

Group A 1.Zanzibar 4 3 1 0 7- 2 10 2.Rwanda 4 3 0 1 8- 4 9 3.Tanzania 4 2 1 1 5- 5 7 4.Burundi 4 0 1 3 2- 6 1 5.Eritrea 4 0 1 3 2- 7 1

26-11-2005 Rwanda 0-1 Zanzibar [Malik Joseph 12] 28-11-2005 Eritrea 0-3 Zanzibar 28-11-2005 Burundi 1-2 Tanzania 30-11-2005 Burundi 1-2 Zanzibar [Ndahimana Claude 61; Abdalah Juma 17, Salam Ussi 72] 30-11-2005 Eritrea 2-3 Rwanda [Suleiman Muhamoul (2); Jimmy Gatete, Jean Lomani (2)] 2-12-2005 Tanzania 1-1 Zanzibar 2-12-2005 Burundi 0-0 Eritrea 4-12-2005 Eritrea 0-1 Tanzania [Nurdin Bakari 38] 4-12-2005 Burundi 0-2 Rwanda 6-12-2005 Rwanda 3-1 Tanzania [Jean Lomani (2), Jimmy Gatete; Sammy Kessy]

Group B 1.Uganda 4 3 1 0 16- 1 10 2.Ethiopia 4 3 1 0 12- 2 10 3.Sudan 4 2 0 2 7-12 6 4.Somalia 4 1 0 3 6-10 3 5.Djibouti 4 0 0 4 2-18 0

27-11-2005 Djibouti 1-2 Somalia [Abdoul Rahman Okishi; Abdul Hakim, Mahmoud Sharki] 27-11-2005 Ethiopia 0-0 Uganda 29-11-2005 Somalia 1-4 Sudan [Mohamed Sheikh; Eldod Badreldin (2), Faisal Agab, Haitham Kamal] 30-11-2005 Djibouti 1-6 Uganda [Mahmoud Mohammed (or Abdirahman Okieh?); Simeon Masaba 12pen, Stephen Nsereko (2), Geoffrey Sserunkuma, Tony Mawejje, Ronald Muganga] 1-12-2005 Ethiopia 3-1 Sudan [Sebsebe Sheegere (3); Badr-Aldeen Galag] 1-12-2005 Somalia 0-7 Uganda [Geoffrey Massa (2), Steven Nsereko, Hassan Mubiru, Vincent Kayizzi (2), Morely Byekwaso] 3-12-2005 Djibouti 0-6 Ethiopia [Dawit Mebrati 12, Sebsebe Sheegere 40, Negame Andrew Atten, Fikku Sesela 68, Tabyos Pegpathen 86, Ashemath Pirman 87] 3-12-2005 Sudan 0-3 Uganda [Geoffrey Massa 16, Geoffrey Sserunkuma, Hassan Mubiru] 5-12-2005 Ethiopia 3-1 Somalia 5-12-2005 Djibouti 0-4 Sudan [Haytam Kamal Tambel, Faisal Al Ajab, Yousif Alaa, Ahmed Eldin]

Semifinals 8-12-2005 Zanzibar 0-4 Ethiopia [Ashenape Girma 14, Fikru Teferrah 46, 48, 82] 8-12-2005 Uganda 0-1 Rwanda [aet] [Olivier Karekezi 115]

Third Place Match 10-12-2005 Zanzibar 0-0 Uganda [5-4 pen] [penalties: Zanzibar: scored: Mwinyi Ali, Masoud Ali, Ahmed Ali, Kassim Issa, Abdallah Soud; Uganda: scored: Geofrey Sserenkuma, Stephen Nsereko, Ronald Mugaga, Richard Malinga; missed: Molly Kyekwaso]

Final [ref: Babikewr Sharif (Sudan)] 10-12-2005 Ethiopia 1-0 Rwanda [Andaualem Negame 59] [red card: Andaualem Negame 88]

Ethiopia, November-December 2006

All matches in Addis Abeba

NB: bottom team of each group eliminated; Kenya are suspended by FIFA; Eritrea do not enter; Malawi and Zambia (both COSAFA) were invited

Group A 1.Tanzania 3 3 0 0 7- 2 9 2.Ethiopia 3 2 0 1 6- 2 6 3.Malawi 3 1 0 2 4- 3 3 4.Djibouti 3 0 0 3 0-10 0

25-11-2006 Ethiopia 1-2 Tanzania [Biniam Assefa 24; Amir Maftah 40, Bantu Admin 60] 26-11-2006 Djibouti 0-3 Malawi [Peter Wadabwa 6, Noel Mkandawire 52, Heston Munthali 82] 28-11-2006 Tanzania 2-1 Malawi [Danny Mrwanda 5, Bantu Admin 90+; Peter Wadabwa 15] 28-11-2006 Ethiopia 4-0 Djibouti [Dawit Mebratu 26pen, Taressa Tesfaye 46, Behaylu Demeke 56pen, Buzuneh Wroku 63] 1-12-2006 Ethiopia 1-0 Malawi [Dawit Mebratu 42] 1-12-2006 Tanzania 3-0 Djibouti [Mrisho Ngassa 8, Hussein Sued 45+, Jerrison 'Gerry' Tegete 58]

Group B 1.Burundi 2 1 1 0 3- 2 4 2.Zambia 2 1 0 1 6- 3 3 3.Zanzibar 2 0 1 1 0- 4 1

26-11-2006 Burundi 3-2 Zambia [Allan Ndizeye 8, Aim� Nzohabonayo 17, Sleman Ngikumana 46; Rainford Kalaba 67, Dube Phiri 88] 29-11-2006 Burundi 0-0 Zanzibar 2-12-2006 Zambia 4-0 Zanzibar [Adubelo 'Dube' Phiri 34, 36, Felix Katongo 68, Rainford Kalaba 74]

Group C 1.Uganda 3 3 0 0 5- 1 9 2.Sudan 3 1 1 1 4- 2 4 3.Rwanda 3 1 1 1 3- 1 4 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 0- 8 0

27-11-2006 Somalia 0-3 Rwanda [Yusuf Kayihuwa 16, Robert Ujenza, Haruna Nionzima 87] 27-11-2006 Uganda 2-1 Sudan [Geoffrey Sserunkuma 77, Simon Masaba 87pen; Ahmed Mugahid 45] 30-11-2006 Rwanda 0-1 Uganda [Geoffrey Sserunkuma 60] 30-11-2006 Sudan 3-0 Somalia [Natali Gemi 15, 78, Zakariah Abdi Zuhar 68] 3-12-2006 Rwanda 0-0 Sudan 3-12-2006 Uganda 2-0 Somalia [Daniel Wangaluka 11, Alimasi Kadogo 17]

Quarterfinals 5-12-2006 Tanzania 1-2 Rwanda [Jerry Tegete 31; Robert Ujeneza 44, Jeannot Witakenge 55pen] 5-12-2006 Ethiopia 0-1 Zambia [Jonas Sakuwaha 87] [on Dec 6, a CECAFA emergency committee consisting of Dennis Obua (Uganda, chair), Ashebir W'Giorgis (Ethiopia(!)), Ahmed Maazal (Sudan) and Ali Ferej (Zanzibar, match commissioner) took the remarkable decision that the match should be replayed because referee Issa Kagabi (Rwanda) supposedly had whistled the end of the match prematurely; Zambia announced they would refuse to play Ethiopia again; CECAFA secretary general, Nicholas Musonye, not present at the emergency committee meeting, described it as a decision taken by 'old farts', ruled out any replay and said he'd cancel the entire tournament should it go ahead; the Ethiopian FA declined to have the match replayed and withdrew officially from the tournament] 6-12-2006 Uganda 0-0 Malawi [aet, 4-2 pen] [penalties: Simon Masaba 1-0, Moses Chavula (wide) 1-0; Daniel Wangaluka 2-0, Heston Munthali (saved) 2-0; Johnson Bangoole (saved) 2-0, Foster Namwera 2-1; Richard Malinga 3-1, Elvis Kafoteka 3-2; Geoffrey Sserunkuma 4-2] 6-12-2006 Burundi 0-1 Sudan [aet] [Ritsard Jaftine 94pen]

Semifinals 8-12-2006 Rwanda 0-1 Zambia [Ignatius Lwipa 24] 8-12-2006 Uganda 2-2 Sudan [aet, 5-6 pen] [Vincent Kayizzi 16, Geoffrey Sserenkuma 2-2; Eldor Badreldin 1, Yousuf Aladin 63]

Third Place Match 10-12-2006 Rwanda 0-0 Uganda [4-2 pen]

Final 10-12-2006 Zambia 0-0 Sudan [aet, 11-10 pen]

NB: Sudan awarded the trophy, as Zambia entered as guest team

Malawi squad: Semion Kapuza, Trust Lunda, Terence Kandoje, Allan Kamanga, Moses Chavula, Elvis Kafoteka, Wisdom Ndhlovu, James Sangala, Petros Mwalweni, Maupo Msowoya, Foster Namwera, Emmanuel Chipatala, Lawrence Majawa, James Chilapondwa, Joseph Kamwendo, Dave Banda, Noel Mkandawire, Heston Munthali, Peter Wadabwa, Joel Chipofya, Aggrey Kanyenda; Coach: Kinnah Phiri

Tanzania squad: GK: Juma Kaseja (Simba), Sudi Slim (aka Sued Suleiman?) (Mtibwa); DF: Saidi Morad (Ashanti), Idrissa Rajabu (Moro United), Yasini Juma (Pangolini), Dickson Daudi (Mtibwa), Juma Rajabu (Kagera), Erasto Nyoni (Burundi); MF: Adam Matunga (AFC), Hussein Sued (Ashanti), Meck Michael (Under-17), Amir Maftah (Mtibwa), Bantu Admin (Polisi Dodoma), Mrisho Ngassa (Kagera Sugar), Kigi Mkasi (Rolling Stone); FW: Danny Mrwanda (Simba), Jerrison Tegete (Makongo), Gasper Simon (Ruvu Shooting); later also Jaffear Mhoza and Ramalila Fungwe may have been added; Coach: John Simkoko (Polisi Moro) NB: none of the players belongs to the regular first team squad, and Marcio Maximo (originally announced coach) is not travelling either; Tanzania play under the moniker 'Kilimanjaro Stars', in contrast to the nickname of their official national side, 'Taifa Stars'

Uganda squad: GK: Hannington Kalyesubula, Hamza Muwonge; DF: Simon Masaba, Lawrence Ssegawa, Richard Malinga, Shaka Okello, Tom Ssimwogerere; MF: Hassan Wasswa, Robert Kimuli, Noah Babadi Kasule, Johnson Bagoole, Daniel Wagaluka, Vincent Kayizzi, Emma Balyejusa, Alimasi Kadogo; FW: Augustine Nsumba, Hassan Mubiru, Anthony Bongole, Geoffrey Sserunkuma, Tony Odur; Coach: Laszlo Csaba

Zambia squad: GK: George Kolala (Zanaco), Rabson Mucheleng'anga (Power Dynamos); DD: Hijani Himoonde (Lusaka Dynamos), Kunda Mushota (Zesco United), Perry Mubanga, Mark Sinyangwe (both Power Dynamos), Joseph Musonda, Kennedy Nkethani (both Zanaco); MF: Siloni Jere, Clive Sichondwe (both Kabwe Warriors), Rainford Kalaba (Zesco United), Brian Lubaba (Red Arrows), Felix Katongo, Noel Mwandila (both Green Buffaloes); FW: Ignatius Lwipa (Zanaco), Felix Nsunzu Jnr (Konkola Blades), Dube Phiri (Red Arrows), Jonas Sakuwaha (Zesco United), Given Singuluma (National Assembly FC); Coach: Patrick Phiri

Zanzibar squad (provisional) GK: Farouk Ramadhan (Moro United), Salum Ali Salum (KMKM), Said Nassoro Kawambwa (Polisi), Tahir Ahmada (Malindi); DF: Aggrey Morris (Mafunzo), Salmin Mohamed (Polisi), Hamis Ibrahim (KMKM), Said Yusuph Said (Mafunzo), Hamad Mzee (Kizimbani), Nadir Haroub (Yanga); MF: Soud Abdallah, Ali Abdallah (Simba), Mwinyi Ali Salum (Polisi), Atif Abdallah, Twaha Mohamed Ali (Mafunzo), Nasoro Masoud Salum (Miembeni), Abdi Kassim Babi, Kassim Issa (Mtibwa Sugar), Masoud Ali Mohamed, Rajab Hamis Shaaban (JKU); FW: Abdallah Juma (Mtibwa Sugar), Maulid Ibrahim Kapenta (KMKM), Mohamed Salum (Simba), Sadick Habib (Mwache Halale), Abdallah Omari (Kizimbani), Seif Saleh (Umeme)

Tanzania, November-December 2007

GTV Cecafa Challenge Cup

Group C matches in Arusha; all other matches in Dar es Salaam

NB: bottom team of each group eliminated

Group A 1.Burundi 3 2 1 0 4- 0 7 2.Tanzania 3 2 1 0 3- 1 7 3.Kenya 3 1 0 2 3- 3 3 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 0- 6 0

8-12-2007 Tanzania 2-1 Kenya [Nizar Khalifan 20pen, Danny Mrwanda 89; Allan Wanga 45+2pen] 10-12-2007 Somalia 0-3 Burundi [Aim� Nzohabonayo 18, Suleiman Ndikumana 77, 82] 12-12-2007 Kenya 0-1 Burundi [Henry Mbazumutima 33] 12-12-2007 Tanzania 1-0 Somalia [Michael Chuma 56] 14-12-2007 Kenya 2-0 Somalia [John Mwangi 45, Allan Wanga 55] 15-12-2007 Tanzania 0-0 Burundi

Group B 1.Uganda 3 2 0 1 11- 3 6 2.Rwanda 3 2 0 1 11- 3 6 3.Eritrea 3 2 0 1 7- 6 6 4.Djibouti 3 0 0 3 2-19 0

9-12-2007 Uganda 7-0 Djibouti [Hamis Kitagenda 18, 20, 37, Dan Wagaluka 40, Ronald Muganga 45, Tonny Odur 62, Vincent Kayizi 85] 9-12-2007 Rwanda 2-1 Eritrea [Haruna Niyonzima 6, Labama Kamana Bokota 40; Berhane Aregay 38] 11-12-2007 Djibouti 2-3 Eritrea [Ahmed Dahel 45, Mohammed Kader 84 (also credited as Faysal Abdi 76); Berhane Aregay 6, Yedkachew Shimangus 42, Binam Fissehaye 68 (also credited as Yonatan Quiton 72)] 11-12-2007 Rwanda 0-2 Uganda [Simeon Masaba 70, Assani Bajope 86] 13-12-2007 Djibouti 0-9 Rwanda [Olivier Karekezi 17, 84, Fausal Abdi 25og, Labama Kamana Bokota 36, 42, 77, Roger Tuyisenge 47, Elias Uzamukunda 54, Hegman Ngoma 62] 14-12-2007 Eritrea 3-2 Uganda [Elmon Yeamekibron (2, 1 pen), Samuel Ghebrehine; Ronald Muganga, Dan Wagaluka (pen)]

Group C [in Arusha] 1.Zanzibar 2 1 1 0 5- 3 4 2.Sudan 2 0 2 0 2- 2 2 3.Ethiopia 2 0 1 1 1- 3 1

10-12-2007 Sudan 2-2 Zanzibar [Abdelhamid Amerria 54, 74; Ahmed (Ally) Mkweche 68, Abdallah Juma 82] 13-12-2007 Zanzibar 3-1 Ethiopia
[Nassor Masoud 18, Abdi Kassim 64, Ahmed Ali 75; ?] 15-12-2007 Ethiopia 0-0 Sudan

Quarterfinals 17-12-2007 Burundi 2-1 Eritrea [Henry Mbazumulimu 69, Aim� Nzohabonayo 81; Berhane Aregaye 20] 17-12-2007 Sudan 2-1 Tanzania [Abdelhamid Amerria 9, 79; Danny Mrwanda 25] 18-12-2007 Uganda 1-1 Kenya [4-2 pen] [Caesar Okuti 23; Allan Wanga 77] [penalties: Uganda: scored: Simeon Masaba, Dan Wagaluka, Godfrey Katerega, Caesar Okuti; missed: Philip Ssozi; Kenya: scored: John Njoroge, Kevin Ochieng; missed: Allan Wanga, Monday Osborne] 18-12-2007 Zanzibar 0-0 Rwanda [4-5 pen] [penalties: Rwanda: scored: Ismail Nshutinamagara, Manfred Kizito, Elias Ntaganda, Olivier Karekezi, Mutesa Mafisango; Zanzibar: scored: Abdullah Juma, Hussein Rashid, Khamis Meha, Ahmed Ali; missed: Abdi Kassim]

NB: no extra time played in quarterfinals (but extra time is to be played in semifinals and final)

Semifinals 19-12-2007 Burundi 1-2 Sudan [Claude Nahimana 12; Salfedin Al Idris 2, Abdelhamid Amerria 45] 20-12-2007 Uganda 0-1 Rwanda [aet] [Roger Tuyisenge 118 (also credited as Andy Mwesigwa 118og)]

Third Place Match 22-12-2007 Burundi 0-2 Uganda [Hamis Kitagenda 60, 89]

Final 22-12-2007 Sudan 2-2 Rwanda [aet, 4-2 pen] [Abdelhamid Amerria 24, Modarther Eltaab 46; Haruna Niyonzima 48, Abedi Mulenda 59]

Topscorers: 6 Abdelhamid Amerria (Sudan) 5 Hamis Kitagenda (Uganda)

Rwanda squad: GK: Eric Ndayiragije (Atraco), Ndoli Jean Claude (APR); DF: Ismail Nshutinamagara (Atraco), Bonaventure Hategikimana (Rayon), Aloua Gaseruka (APR), Aimable Rucogoza (Rayon), Mbuyu Twite (APR), Donatien Tuyisenge (Atraco), Olivier Uwingabire (Rayon), Elias Ntaganda (APR); MF: Patrick Mafisango (Atraco), Manfred Kizito (Atraco), Jean Baptiste Mugiraneza (APR), Haruna Niyonzima (APR), Hegman Ngoma (APR), Arafat Serugendo (Mukura); FW: Labama Bokota (Rayon), Abedi Mulenda (Atraco), Roger Tuyisenge (Rayon), Elias Uzamukunda (APR).

Tanzania squad: Ali Mustapha, Shaban Dihile, Meshack Abel, Salum Sued, Amir Maftah, Henry Joseph, Shaban Nditi, Misango Magae, Nizar Khalfan, Danny Mrwanda, Michael Chuma, Erasto Nyoni, Salvatory Ntebe, Bakari Omari, Stephano Mwasika, Castory Mumbara, Said Sued, John Kanakamfumu, Uhuru Selemani, Vincent Barnabas.

Uganda squad: GK: Hannington Kalyesubula (St George, Ethiopia), Hamzah Muwonge (Bunamwaya); DF: Andy Mwesigwa (IBV, Iceland), Godfrey Kateregga (Atraco, Rwanda), Simeon Masaba (Police), Peter Makanga (Bunamwaya), Musa Docca (URA); MF: Noah Kasule (Banants, Armenia), Assan Bajope (St George, Ethiopia), Patrick Ochan (St George, Ethiopia), Sam Mubiru (URA), Dan Wagaluka (URA), Vincent Kayizzi (KCC), Johnson Bagoole (URA), Owen Kasule (KCC), Ronald Muganga (Bunamwaya); FW: Mike Sserumaga (Denmark), Samson Ceasar Okiti (Ediofe Hills), Tonny Mawejje (Police), Hamis Kitagenda (KCC), Tonny Odor (Bunamwaya).

Zanzibar squad: Farook Ramadhani, Salum Ali, Sudi Abdallah, Nadir Haroub, Aggrey Morris, Salumina Muhammed, Abdi Kassim, Abdallah Juma, Nassor Masudi, Multarah Kibamba, Awali Juma, Ali Athuman, Ahmed Mkweche, Mohamed Salum, Amir Amry, Said Kuuzu, Hussein Rashidi, Abrahaman Athuman, Hamis Mcha

Uganda, December 2008-January 2009

NB: originally scheduled for Nov 8-22 in Kampala; postponed to January 2009 because some of the competing countries were yet to meet conditions set by GTV, the main sponsors; Eritrea withdrew shortly before the tournament and were replaced by Zambia who enter their squad preparing for the 2009 African Nations Championship in Ivory Coast (so not their full team).

Group A (at Nelson Mandela Stadium, Namboole, Kampala) 1.Uganda 4 3 1 0 10- 1 10 2.Tanzania 4 2 0 2 5- 4 6 3.Rwanda 4 2 0 2 6- 6 6 4.Zanzibar 4 1 1 2 3- 5 4 5.Somalia 4 1 0 3 1- 9 3

1- 1-2009 Zanzibar 2-0 Somalia [Aggrey Morris 23, 89pen] 1- 1-2009 Uganda 4-0 Rwanda [Tony Mawejje 59, Simeon Masaba 67pen, Brian Umony 85, Stephen Bengo 87] 3- 1-2009 Somalia 1-0 Tanzania [Abshir Ciss� 14] 3- 1-2009 Uganda 0-0 Zanzibar 5- 1-2009 Rwanda 3-0 Somalia [Eric Gasana 20, 40, Bokota Labama 86] 5- 1-2009 Tanzania 2-1 Zanzibar [Danny Mrwanda 13, Athumani Iddi 78; Nadir Haroub 21] 7- 1-2009 Rwanda 0-2 Tanzania [Mrisho Ngassa 8, Athumani Iddi 37] 7- 1-2009 Somalia 0-4 Uganda [Tony Mawejje 31, 64, Owen Kasule 38, Geoffrey Massa 75] 9- 1-2009 Zanzibar 0-3 Rwanda [Jean Lomami 12, Hakiri Mabula 17, Eric Gasana 39] 9- 1-2009 Tanzania 1-2 Uganda [Salum Swedi 47pen; Brian Umony 11, Stephen Bengo 27]

Group B (at Kyabazinga Stadium, Bugembe, Jinja) 1.Kenya 4 2 2 0 6- 1 8 2.Burundi 4 2 1 1 6- 2 7 3.Zambia 4 1 2 1 4- 3 5 4.Sudan 4 1 2 1 3- 2 5 5.Djibouti 4 0 1 3 2-13 1

NB: final two group matches were moved to Nakivubo Stadium due to the poor state of the pitch in Jinja

31-12-2008 Zambia 3-0 Djibouti [Given Singuluma 25, 38, Jonas Sakuwaha 44] 31-12-2008 Sudan 0-0 Kenya 2- 1-2009 Djibouti 0-4 Burundi [Eric Gatoto (2), Claude Mahimana (2)] 2- 1-2009 Kenya 0-0 Zambia 4- 1-2009 Djibouti 1-1 Sudan [Ahmed Baheer 53; Eltahib Elmahi 16] 4- 1-2009 Zambia 1-1 Burundi [Roger Kola 60; Claude Nahimana 90+] 6- 1-2009 Kenya 5-1 Djibouti [Francis Ouma 4, 29, 90+3, Joseph Shikokoti 57, George Owino 90+2; Daher Ahmed 59] 6- 1-2009 Burundi 1-0 Sudan [Eric Gatoto 8] 8- 1-2009 Sudan 2-0 Zambia [at Nakivubo Stadium, Kampala] [Abdelhamid Amarria 33, Eltahib Elmahi 61] 8- 1-2009 Burundi 0-1 Kenya [at Nakivubo Stadium, Kampala] [Osborne Monday 60pen]

Semifinals (at Nakivubo Stadium, Kampala) 11- 1-2009 Kenya 2-1 Tanzania [Francis Ouma 19, Mike Baraza 21; Danny Mrwanda 80] 11- 1-2009 Uganda 5-0 Burundi [Brian Umony 31, 83, Andrew Mwesigwa 44, Stephen Bengo 47, Geoffrey Massa 62]

Third Place Match (at Nelson Mandela Stadium, Namboole, Kampala) 13- 1-2009 Tanzania 3-2 Burundi [Mrisho Ngassa 3, Jerson Tegete 70, Danny Mrwanda 75; Abdallah Ilambona 5pen, Jafari Jumapili 41]

Final (at Nelson Mandela Stadium, Namboole, Kampala) 13- 1-2009 Uganda 1-0 Kenya [Brian Umony 16]

Topscorers: 5 Brian Umony (Uganda) 4 Francis Ouma (Kenya)

Kenya, November-December 2009

NB: Sudan did not enter. Zambia and Zimbabwe were invited.

Group A (in Nairobi) 1.Zambia 3 3 0 0 9- 0 9 2.Kenya 3 2 0 1 4- 2 6 3.Ethiopia 3 1 0 2 5- 3 3 4.Djibouti 3 0 0 3 0-13 0

28-11-2009 Kenya 0-2 Zambia [James Chamanga 88, Sunzu Stopilla 90] 30-11-2009 Djibouti 0�5 Ethiopia [Ayenew Aklilu 49, Aden Girma 53, Tafese Tesfaye 55, Umed Ukuri 70, 89] 2-12-2009 Kenya 2�0 Djibouti [George Odhiambo 23, Allan Wanga 44] 2-12-2009 Ethiopia 0�1 Zambia [James Chamanga 30] 4-12-2009 Zambia 6�0 Djibouti [Kennedy Chola 4, 49, 89, Felix Sunzu 33, Kebby Hachipaka 65, Charles Siyangwa 74] 5-12-2009 Kenya 2-0 Ethiopia [John Barasa 1, Allan Wanga 46]

Group B (in Nairobi) 1.Rwanda 3 3 0 0 4- 1 9 2.Eritrea 3 1 1 1 4- 3 4 3.Zimbabwe 3 1 1 1 2- 1 4 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 1- 6 0

29-11-2009 Somalia 0�1 Rwanda [Badri Mwalimu 4og] 1-12-2009 Zimbabwe 0�0 Eritrea 3-12-2009 Eritrea 1�2 Rwanda [Yosief Tzerezghi 83; Yusuf Ndayishimiye 20, Ermias Wolday 45og] 3-12-2009 Somalia 0�2 Zimbabwe [Tapiwa Mangezi 30, Guthrie Zhokinyi 46] 5-12-2009 Eritrea 3�1 Somalia [Isaias Andberhian 25pen, Filmon Tseqay 27, Yassin Ali Egal 60og; Mohamed Hassan 70] 5-12-2009 Zimbabwe 0�1 Rwanda [Yusuf Ndayashimiye 20]

Group C (in Mumias) 1.Uganda 3 2 1 0 4- 0 7 2.Tanzania 3 2 0 1 2- 2 6 3.Zanzibar 3 1 1 1 4- 1 4 4.Burundi 3 0 0 3 0- 7 0

29-11-2009 Zanzibar 4�0 Burundi [Aggrey Morris 16, Hakizimana Hassan 18og, Suleiman Kassim 25, Mbazumutima Henry 67og] 29-11-2009 Tanzania 0�2 Uganda [Owen Kasule 3, Mike Sserumanga 88] 1-12-2009 Tanzania 1�0 Zanzibar [Mrisho Ngasa 18] 2-12-2009 Burundi 0�2 Uganda [Geoffrey Massa 13, Dan Wagaluka 67] 4-12-2009 Burundi 0�1 Tanzania [Mrisho Ngasa 49] 5-12-2009 Zanzibar 0�0 Uganda

NB: Ethiopia eliminated as worst 3rd place team

Quarterfinals (in Nairobi) 7-12-2009 Zambia 0-0 Zanzibar [3-4 pen (no extra time)] 7-12-2009 Uganda 1-0 Kenya [Robert Ssentongo 64] 8-12-2009 Tanzania 4-0 Eritrea [John Bocco 61, Mrisho Ngasa 64, 77, 84] 8-12-2009 Rwanda 4-1 Zimbabwe [Yusuf Ndayashimiye 30, Tumaine Ndamuhanga 67, 76, Haruna Niyonzima 90; Lionel Mtizwa 8]

Semifinals (in Nairobi) 9-12-2009 Uganda 2-1 Zanzibar [Stephen Bengo 2, Adbulahim Homoud 12og; Abdulla Abdulghani 75] 10-12-2009 Tanzania 1-2 Rwanda [Hassan Mussa Mgosi 78; Yusuf Ndayashimiye 68, Mutesa Mafisango 77]

Third Place Match (Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi) 13-12-2009 Tanzania 0-1 Zanzibar [Abdi Kassim 69]

Final (Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi) 13-12-2009 Uganda 2-0 Rwanda [Dan Wagaluka 42, Emmanuel Okwi 73] [Uganda: 19.Hamza Muwonge; 2.Godffrey Walusimbi, 5.Joseph Owino, 6.Tony Mawejje, 10.Stephen Bengo, 11.Geoffrey Maasa (9.Robert Sentongo 61), 13.Dan Wagaluka, 14.Andy Mwesigwa, 17.Simon Maasa, 18.Owen Kasule, 20.Patrick Ochan (15.Emmanuel Okwi 71); unused subs: 1.Godfrey Wakabu, 4.Musa Doka, 8.Mike Serumaga, 16.Peter Seyyongo, 7.Simon Serunkuma; coach: Bob Williamson (Scotland); Rwanda: 1.Jean-Luc Ndayishimiye; 3.Mow Kalisa, Donattienne, 5.Amaan Uwirimana, 6.Mutesa Mafisango, 7.Baptiste Mugiraneza, 8.Haruna Niyonzima, 9.Abdoulkari Gashuki (19.Amin Muezirwa 33), 10.Djamar Mwiseneza, 14.Yusuf Ndayishime, 16.Tumaine Ndamuhanga (11.Jean Claude Iranzi 55); unused subs: 2.Aimabe Rugogoza, 12.Egide Butayisire, 17.Eric Segugaba, 18.Jean Claude Ndoli; coach: Eric Nshimiyimana; ref: Emmanuel Eyob (Eritrea)]

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, November-December 2010

NB: Djibouti and Eritrea did not enter. Ivory Coast, Malawi and Zambia were invited.

Group A 1.Zambia 3 2 1 0 7- 0 7 2.Tanzania 3 2 0 1 5- 1 6 3.Burundi 3 1 1 1 2- 2 4 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 0-11 0

27-11-2010 Burundi 2-0 Somalia [Nahimana 18, Habarugira 72] 27-11-2010 Tanzania 0-1 Zambia [Mudenda 24] 30-11-2010 Zambia 0-0 Burundi 30-11-2010 Tanzania 3-0 Somalia [Shindika 41pen, Boko 76, Bakari 89] 3-12-2010 Somalia 0-6 Zambia [Sunzu 25, 27, 43, 49pen, Mukuka 28, Mapande 81] 4-12-2010 Tanzania 2-0 Burundi [Bakari 12, 77]

Group B 1.Ivory Coast B 3 2 0 1 5- 2 6 2.Rwanda 3 1 2 0 2- 1 5 3.Zanzibar 3 1 1 1 2- 1 4 4.Sudan 3 0 1 2 0- 5 1

28-11-2010 Zanzibar 2-0 Sudan [Salum 11, 66] 28-11-2010 Rwanda 2-1 Ivory Coast B [Birori 44, Kagabo 77; Kouadio 19] 1-12-2010 Sudan 0-0 Rwanda 1-12-2010 Zanzibar 0-1 Ivory Coast B [Bolou 62] 3-12-2010 Zanzibar 0-0 Rwanda 5-12-2010 Sudan 0-3 Ivory Coast B [Kone 36, Tchetche 59, 77]

Group C 1.Uganda 3 2 1 0 5- 2 7 2.Malawi 3 1 2 0 5- 4 5 3.Ethiopia 3 1 1 1 4- 4 4 4.Kenya 3 0 0 3 3- 7 0

29-11-2010 Ethiopia 1-2 Uganda [Bekele 24, Masaba 35pen; Kisseka 46] 29-11-2010 Malawi 3-2 Kenya [Nyirenda 1, Banda 26, 81; Baraza 34, Ajwang 45+2] 2-12-2010 Uganda 1-1 Malawi [Okwi 80; Nyirenda 2] 2-12-2010 Kenya 1-2 Ethiopia [Ajwang 85; Bekele 25, 44] 4-12-2010 Malawi 1-1 Ethiopia [Kabichi 27; Ukuri 70] 5-12-2010 Uganda 2-0 Kenya [Okwi 81, Mwesigwa 90+2pen]

NB: Burundi eliminated as worst 3rd place team

Quarterfinals 7-12-2010 Zambia 1-2 Ethiopia [Sunzu 58; Mulenga 17og, Ukuri 37] 7-12-2010 Malawi 0-1 Ivory Coast B [Tchetche 80] 8-12-2010 Zanzibar 2-2 Uganda [3-5 pen] [Khamis 36, Morris 87; Sserumaga 13, Okwi 47pen] 8-12-2010 Tanzania 1-0 Rwanda [Nsajigwa 62pen]

Semifinals 10-12-2010 Ethiopia 0-1 Ivory Coast B [Tchetche 72] 10-12-2010 Tanzania 0-0 Uganda [5-4 pen]

Third Place Match (Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium, Dar es Salaam) 12-12-2010 Uganda 4-3 Ethiopia [Kisseka 5, Okwi 48, Mawejje 53, Matovu 72; Ukuri 2, 33, Alebachew 67]

Final (Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium, Dar es Salaam) 12-12-2010 Tanzania 1-0 Ivory Coast B [Nsajigwa 41pen]

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, November-December 2011

NB: Eritrea did not enter. Malawi and Zimbabwe were invited.

Group A 1.Rwanda 3 3 0 0 8- 2 9 2.Zimbabwe 3 2 0 1 4- 3 6 3.Tanzania 3 1 0 2 4- 3 3 4.Djibouti 3 0 0 3 2-10 0

26-11-2011 Tanzania 0-1 Rwanda [Karekezi 22] 27-11-2011 Zimbabwe 2-0 Djibouti [Ngoma 9, Amini 73] 29-11-2011 Rwanda 2-0 Zimbabwe [Kagere 24, 82] 29-11-2011 Tanzania 3-0 Djibouti [Ulimwengu 2, Kazimoto 37, Rashid 85] 2-12-2011 Rwanda 5-2 Djibouti [Bokota 3, Mugiraneza 57, Karekezi 78, 80, 86; Daoud 25, 34] 3-12-2011 Tanzania 1-2 Zimbabwe [Kazimoto 88; Ngoma 1, Maulid 11og]

Group B 1.Burundi 3 2 1 0 5- 1 7 2.Uganda 3 2 0 1 6- 2 6 3.Zanzibar 3 1 1 1 4- 2 4 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 1-11 0

25-11-2011 Burundi 4-1 Somalia [Ndayisaba 30, Papy 45, Amissi 54, Ndayisenga 86; Ali 90+2pen] 25-11-2011 Zanzibar 1-2 Uganda [Ali 47; Wagaluka 40, Sserumaga 77] 27-11-2011 Zanzibar 0-0 Burundi 28-11-2011 Somalia 0-4 Uganda
[Wagaluka 48, Okwi 61, 76, 90] 1-12-2011 Zanzibar 3-0 Somalia [Selemba 8, Omar 51, Morris 87] 1-12-2011 Burundi 1-0 Uganda [Odongkara 40og]

Group C 1.Malawi 3 1 2 0 3- 1 5 2.Sudan 3 1 2 0 2- 1 5 3.Kenya 3 1 0 2 2- 3 3 4.Ethiopia 3 0 2 1 2- 4 2

28-11-2011 Sudan 1-1 Ethiopia [Tahir 8; Kebede 34] 28-11-2011 Kenya 0-2 Malawi [Banda 23, Kamwendo 66pen] 30-11-2011 Ethiopia 0-2 Kenya [Mugalia 13, V. Ochieng 44] 30-11-2011 Malawi 0-0 Sudan 2-12-2011 Ethiopia 1-1 Malawi [Girma 16pen; Kabichi 27] 3-12-2011 Kenya 0-1 Sudan [Koko 25]

NB: Kenya eliminated as worst 3rd place team

Quarterfinals 5-12-2011 Burundi 0-2 Sudan [Rabei 41, Musa 60] 5-12-2011 Zanzibar 1-2 Rwanda [Mohammed 46; Mugiraneza 39, Kagere 88] 6-12-2011 Uganda 1-0 Zimbabwe [Kizza 15] 6-12-2011 Tanzania 1-0 Malawi [Bakari 37]

Semifinals 8-12-2011 Sudan 1-2 Rwanda [Agab 68; Iranzi 6, Karekezi 78] 8-12-2011 Tanzania 1-3 Uganda [aet]
[Ngassa 18; Mwesigwa 56, Okwi 102, Isinde 111pen]

Third Place Match (Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium, Dar es Salaam) 10-12-2011 Tanzania 0-1 Sudan [Eldin 84]

Final (Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium, Dar es Salaam) 10-12-2011 Uganda 2-2 Rwanda [3-2 pen] [Isinde 77, Okwi 80; Kagere 51, 79]

Kampala, Uganda, November-December 2012

NB: South Sudan enter their first ever international tournament. Djibouti did not enter. Malawi were invited.

Group A 1.Uganda 3 3 0 0 6- 0 9 2.Kenya 3 2 0 1 5- 2 6 3.Ethiopia 3 1 0 2 2- 4 3 4.South Sudan 3 0 0 3 0- 7 0

24-11-2012 Ethiopia 1-0 South Sudan [Kebede 60] 24-11-2012 Uganda 1-0 Kenya [Kizito 74] 27-11-2012 South Sudan 0-2 Kenya [Ochieng 13, Miheso 66] 27-11-2012 Uganda 1-0 Ethiopia
[Umony 9] 30-11-2012 Kenya 3-1 Ethiopia
[Salim 19, Miheso 26, D. Ochieng 72; Mamo 30] 30-11-2012 Uganda 4-0 South Sudan [Umony 24, 40, Ssentongo 47, Kizza 79]

Group B 1.Burundi 3 3 0 0 7- 1 9 2.Tanzania 3 2 0 1 9- 1 6 3.Sudan 3 1 0 2 1- 3 3 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 1-13 0

25-11-2012 Burundi 5-1 Somalia [Nduwarugira 34, 84, Y. Ndikumana 41, S. Ndikumana 78, 88; Mohammed 51pen] 25-11-2012 Tanzania 2-0 Sudan [Bocco 14, 29] 28-11-2012 Somalia 0-1 Sudan [F. Mohammed 85] 28-11-2012 Tanzania 0-1 Burundi [S. Ndikumana 53pen] 1-12-2012 Somalia 0-7 Tanzania [Ngassa 1, 23, 44, 73, 75, Bocco 26, 42] 1-12-2012 Sudan 0-1 Burundi [Nduwarugira 16]

Group C 1.Rwanda 3 2 0 1 5- 2 6 2.Malawi 3 2 0 1 5- 4 6 3.Zanzibar 3 1 1 1 2- 3 4 4.Eritrea 3 0 1 2 2- 5 1

26-11-2012 Zanzibar 0-0 Eritrea 26-11-2012 Rwanda 2-0 Malawi [Mugiraneza 37, Niyonzima 79] 29-11-2012 Malawi 3-2 Eritrea [Msowoya 3, 67, Mhone 11; Ghide 69, Tecleab 90pen] 29-11-2012 Rwanda 1-2 Zanzibar [Birori 80; Khamis 9, 62] 1-12-2012 Eritrea 0-2 Rwanda [Birori 16, Ntamuhanga 77] 1-12-2012 Malawi 2-0 Zanzibar [Chatsalira 3, Msowoya 6]

NB: Sudan eliminated as worst 3rd place team

Quarterfinals 3-12-2012 Rwanda 0-2 Tanzania [Kiemba 34, Bocco 54] 3-12-2012 Burundi 0-0 Zanzibar [5-6 pen] 4-12-2012 Kenya 1-0 Malawi [Baraza 58] 4-12-2012 Uganda 2-0 Ethiopia [Kizito 4, Ssentongo 60]

Semifinals 6-12-2012 Kenya 2-2 Zanzibar [aet, 4-2 pen] [Haroub 30og, Baraza 81; Khamis 21, Morris 76pen] 6-12-2012 Uganda 3-0 Tanzania [Okwi 12, Ssentongo 52, 72]

Third Place Match (Namboole Stadium, Kampala) 8-12-2012 Tanzania 1-1 Zanzibar [5-6 pen] [Kazimoto 19; Ab. Othman 85]

Final (Namboole Stadium, Kampala) 8-12-2012 Uganda 2-1 Kenya [Ssentongo 28, Kizito 90; Baraza 39]

Kenya, November-December 2013

NB: Djibouti did not enter. Zambia were invited.

Group A (in Nairobi (Nov 27 and 30) and Machakos (Dec 3)) 1.Kenya 3 2 1 0 5- 1 7 2.Ethiopia 3 2 1 0 5- 1 7 3.Zanzibar 3 1 0 2 3- 6 3 4.South Sudan 3 0 0 3 2- 7 0 NB: on Dec 5, Kenya were allocated first place after a coin toss

27-11-2013 Zanzibar 2-1 South Sudan [Kassim 5, Saleh 69; Lako 75] 27-11-2013 Kenya 0-0 Ethiopia 30-11-2013 Ethiopia 3-1 Zanzibar
[Asfan 5, Bargecho 37pen, Kebede 83; Juma 68] 30-11-2013 Kenya 3-1 South Sudan [Atudo 17pen, Keli 29, Owino 77; Lado 28] 3-12-2013 South Sudan 0-2 Ethiopia [Yassin 54, Kalbore 83] 3-12-2013 Kenya 2-0 Zanzibar
[Atudo 5pen, Wanga 61]

Group B (in Machakos (Nov 28), Nairobi (Dec 1) and Nakuru (Dec 4)) 1.Zambia 3 2 1 0 6- 1 7 2.Tanzania 3 2 1 0 3- 1 7 3.Burundi 3 1 0 2 2- 2 3 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 0- 7 0

28-11-2013 Burundi 2-0 Somalia [Nduwarugira 41, Abdul Razak 54]
28-11-2013 Tanzania 1-1 Zambia [Morad 47; Kampamba 41]
1-12-2013 Somalia 0-1 Tanzania [Chanongo 57] 1-12-2013 Zambia 1-0 Burundi [Mbewe 67]
4-12-2013 Tanzania 1-0 Burundi [Samatta 7] 4-12-2013 Somalia 0-4 Zambia [Mwape 2, 55, Mbewe 4, 70]

Group C (in Nairobi (Nov 29), Machakos (Dec 2) and Nakuru (Dec 5)) 1.Uganda 3 3 0 0 5- 0 9 2.Sudan 3 2 0 1 4- 1 6 3.Rwanda 3 1 0 2 1- 2 3 4.Eritrea 3 0 0 3 0- 7 0

29-11-2013 Sudan 3-0 Eritrea [in Machakos] [Ibrahim 6, 27, El Tahir 33] 29-11-2013 Uganda 1-0 Rwanda [Sserunkuma 89] 2-12-2013 Sudan 1-0 Rwanda [Ibrahim 29] 2-12-2013 Eritrea 0-3 Uganda [Okwi 9, 38, Kiiza 20pen] 5-12-2013 Rwanda 1-0 Eritrea
[Ndahinduka 74]
5-12-2013 Uganda 1-0 Sudan [Aucho 58]

NB: Zanzibar eliminated as worst 3rd place team

Quarterfinals (all in Mombasa) 7-12-2013 Uganda 2-2 Tanzania [2-3 pen] [Sserunkuma 16, Mutumba 73; Ngasa 19, 40] 7-12-2013 Kenya 1-0 Rwanda [Atudo 56pen] 8-12-2013 Zambia 0-0 Burundi [4-3 pen] 8-12-2013 Ethiopia 0-2 Sudan [Bargecho 22og, Ibrahim 69]

Semifinals (originally both scheduled for Kisumu but later moved) 10-12-2013 Zambia 1-2 Sudan [aet] [Mombasa Municipal Stadium, Buxton, Mombasa] [Kampamba 113; Abdelrahim 117, Ibrahim 120] 10-12-2013 Kenya 1-0 Tanzania [Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi] [Miheso 3]

Third Place Match (Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi) 12-12-2013 Tanzania 1-1 Zambia [5-6 pen]
[Samatta 65; Kampamba 52]

Final (Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi) 12-12-2013 Kenya 2-0 Sudan [Allan Wanga 35, 69]

Ethiopia, November-December 2015

NB: Eritrea did not enter. Malawi were invited.

Group A (in Addis Ababa (Nov 21 and 22) and Awassa) 1.Tanzania 3 2 1 0 7- 2 7 2.Rwanda 3 2 0 1 5- 2 6 3.Ethiopia 3 1 1 1 3- 2 4 4.Somalia 3 0 0 3 0- 9 0

21-11-2015 Ethiopia 0-1 Rwanda [Tuyisenge 54] 22-11-2015 Somalia 0-4 Tanzania
[Bocco 11pen, 55, Maguli 17, 53]
24-11-2015 Rwanda 1-2 Tanzania [Tuyisenge 88; Juma 23, Msuva 78] 25-11-2015 Ethiopia 2-0 Somalia
[Nasser 14, Girma 82]
27-11-2015 Rwanda 3-0 Somalia [Habimana 6, Tuyisenge 52, Ngomirakiza 58] 28-11-2015 Ethiopia 1-1 Tanzania
[Mbonde 90+2og; Msuva 51]

Group B (in Addis Ababa (Nov 21 and 22) and Awassa) 1.Uganda 3 2 0 1 5- 2 6 2.Kenya 3 1 1 1 4- 4 4 3.Burundi 3 1 1 1 2- 2 4 4.Zanzibar 3 1 0 2 3- 6 3

21-11-2015 Burundi 1-0 Zanzibar [Kavumbagu 39] 22-11-2015 Kenya 2-0 Uganda [Keli 29, Olunga 48] 24-11-2015 Zanzibar 0-4 Uganda [Miya 10, 17pen, Ssekisambu 48, Okhuti 79] 25-11-2015 Kenya 1-1 Burundi [Olunga 41; Amissi 11] 27-11-2015 Zanzibar 3-1 Kenya [Kassim 45+1, 74, Khamis 57; Keli 90+2] 28-11-2015 Uganda 1-0 Burundi [Kalanda 67]

Group C (in Bahir Dar) 1.South Sudan 3 2 1 0 4- 0 7 2.Malawi 3 2 0 1 5- 3 6 3.Sudan 3 1 1 1 5- 2 4 4.Djibouti 3 0 0 3 0- 9 0

23-11-2015 Sudan 1-2 Malawi
[A. El Tahir 16; Sayileon 13, Msowoya 29]
23-11-2015 South Sudan 2-0 Djibouti [Martinez 28, Abuyo 72] 25-11-2015 South Sudan 0-0 Sudan 25-11-2015 Malawi 3-0 Djibouti [Phiri 38pen, Banda 40, Msowoya 76] 27-11-2015 South Sudan 2-0 Malawi
[Moga 8, Martinez 90+2]
27-11-2015 Djibouti 0-4 Sudan [A. El Tahir 16, 68, 81, Mamoun 25]

NB: Burundi eliminated as worst 3rd place team

Quarterfinals (all in Addis Ababa; no extra time played after tie) 30-11-2015 Uganda 2-0 Malawi [Miya 5, Okhuti 48] 30-11-2015 Ethiopia 1-1 Tanzania [4-3 pen] [Panom 55pen; Bocco 24] 1-12-2015 South Sudan 0-0 Sudan [3-5 pen] 1-12-2015 Rwanda 0-0 Kenya [5-3 pen]

Semifinals (all in Addis Ababa) 3-12-2015 Sudan 1-1 Rwanda [aet, 2-4 pen] [A. El Tahir 97; Mugiraneza 110] 3-12-2015 Ethiopia 0-0 Uganda [aet, 3-5 pen]

Third Place Match (Addis Ababa) 5-12-2015 Ethiopia 1-1 Sudan [5-4 pen (no extra time)] [Mamo 56; Yagoub 83]

Final (Yidnekachew Tessema Stadium, Addis Ababa) 5-12-2015 Uganda 1-0 Rwanda
[Okhuti 14]

Kenya, December 2017

NB: Djibouti, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan did not enter. Libya were invited. Zambia and Zimbabwe declined invitations, Zimbabwe after having already been drawn in group B.

Group A 1.Kenya 4 2 2 0 3- 0 8 2.Zanzibar 4 2 1 1 5- 3 7 3.Libya 4 1 3 0 1- 0 6 4.Rwanda 4 1 1 2 3- 6 4 5.Tanzania 4 0 1 3 2- 5 1

3-12-2017 Kenya 2-0 Rwanda 3-12-2017 Libya 0-0 Tanzania 5-12-2017 Zanzibar 3-1 Rwanda 5-12-2017 Kenya 0-0 Libya 7-12-2017 Tanzania 1-2 Zanzibar 7-12-2017 Rwanda 0-0 Libya 9-12-2017 Rwanda 2-1 Tanzania 9-12-2017 Kenya 0-0 Zanzibar 11-12-2017 Libya 1-0 Zanzibar 11-12-2017 Kenya 1-0 Tanzania

Group B 1.Uganda 3 1 2 0 6- 2 5 2.Burundi 3 1 2 0 4- 1 5 3.Ethiopia 3 1 1 1 5- 5 4 4.South Sudan 3 0 1 2 1- 8 1 -.Zimbabwe withdrew

4-12-2017 Uganda 0-0 Burundi 5-12-2017 South Sudan 0-3 Ethiopia 7-12-2017 Burundi 4-1 Ethiopia 8-12-2017 Uganda 5-1 South Sudan 10-12-2017 Ethiopia 1-1 Uganda 11-12-2017 South Sudan 0-0 Burundi

Semifinals 14-12-2017 Kenya 1-0 Burundi [aet] 15-12-2017 Uganda 1-2 Zanzibar

Third Place Match 17-12-2017 Burundi 1-2 Uganda

Final 17-12-2017 Kenya 2-2 Zanzibar [aet, 3-2 pen]

Kampala, Uganda, December 2019

NB: Rwanda, Ethiopia and South Sudan did not enter; Congo-Kinshasa declined invitation.

Group A 1.Uganda 4 4 0 0 10- 2 12 2.Eritrea 4 2 1 1 4- 2 7 3.Somalia 4 1 2 1 1- 2 5 4.Djibouti 4 1 1 2 3- 8 4 5.Burundi 4 0 0 4 2- 6 0

7-12-2019 Djibouti 0-0 Somalia 7-12-2019 Uganda 2-1 Burundi [Anukani 10, Bayo 23; Cedric 63] 9-12-2019 Burundi 0-1 Eritrea [Kidane 45+3] 9-12-2019 Somalia 0-2 Uganda [Okello 28, 67] 11-12-2019 Burundi 1-2 Djibouti [Ndikumana 14; Mahabeh 11, 71pen] 11-12-2019 Eritrea 0-2 Uganda [Kazosi 58, Kizza 80pen] 13-12-2019 Djibouti 0-3 Eritrea [Andeberhan 12, Sulieman 66, 82] 13-12-2019 Burundi 0-1 Somalia [Mohamed 40] 15-12-2019 Somalia 0-0 Eritrea 15-12-2019 Uganda 4-1 Djibouti [Mutyaba 14pen, Ojera 65, Ocen 79, Anukani 81; Mohamed 69]

Group B 1.Kenya 3 3 0 0 4- 1 9 2.Tanzania 3 1 1 1 1- 1 4 3.Sudan 3 0 2 1 2- 3 2 4.Zanzibar 3 0 1 2 1- 3 1

8-12-2019 Zanzibar 1-1 Sudan [Khamis 55; Muntasir 90] 8-12-2019 Kenya 1-0 Tanzania [Abdallah 4] 10-12-2019 Sudan 1-2 Kenya [Namir 30; Abdallah 65, Wamalwa 76] 10-12-2019 Tanzania 1-0 Zanzibar [Ditram Nchimbi 38] 14-12-2019 Kenya 1-0 Zanzibar [Wamalwa 48] 14-12-2019 Sudan 0-0 Tanzania

Semifinals 17-12-2019 Kenya 1-4 Eritrea [Wamalwa 52; Wamalwa 19og, Okbay 49, Habte 66, Kidane 75] 17-12-2019 Uganda 1-0 Tanzania [Bayo 85]

Third Place Match 19-12-2019 Kenya 2-1 Tanzania [Muguna 15, Abdallah 35; Kamagi 82pen]

Final 19-12-2019 Uganda 3-0 Eritrea [Anukani 30, Kizza 69, Madondo 88]

Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, July 2021

NB: Tournament reserved to Under 23 teams. Rwanda, Somalia, Sudan and Zanzibar did not enter; Congo-Kinshasa were invited.

Group A 1.Tanzania 2 1 1 0 2- 1 4 Qualified 2.Uganda 2 0 2 0 1- 1 2 3.DR Congo 2 0 1 1 0- 1 1

18-07-2021 Uganda 0�0 DR Congo 21-07-2021 Tanzania 1�0 DR Congo [Lusajo 66] 24-07-2021 Uganda 1�1 Tanzania [Mukwala 40; Raphael 31pen]

Group B 1.Burundi 2 1 1 0 4- 1 4 Qualified 2.Ethiopia 2 0 2 0 4- 4 2 3.Eritrea 2 0 1 1 3- 6 1

17-07-2021 Ethiopia 3�3 Eritrea [Solomo 10, Nasir 41pen, 56; Ibrahim 38, 63, 72] 20-07-2021 Burundi 3�0 Eritrea [Nsihimirimana 16, Rukundo 53, Hakizimana 81] 23-07-2021 Ethiopia 1�1 Burundi [Gugsa 44; Hakzimana 66]

Group C 1.Kenya 2 2 0 0 5- 0 6 Qualified 2.South Sudan 2 1 0 1 2- 2 3 Qualified 3.Djibouti 2 0 0 2 0- 5 0

18-07-2021 Djibouti 0�3 Kenya [Collins 11, Otieno 63, Ochieng 88] 21-07-2021 South Sudan 0�2 Kenya [Otieno 51, Omalla 79] 24-07-2021 Djibouti 0�2 South Sudan [Aluk 87, Kornelio 90+5pen]

Semifinals 27-07-2021 Tanzania 1�0 South Sudan [Naftal 65] 27-07-2021 Burundi 0�0 Kenya [4-2 pen]

Third Place Match 29-07-2021 South Sudan 1�0 Kenya [Gumanock 78]

Final 30-07-2021 Tanzania 0�0 Burundi [6-5 pen]

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Sources: [Bak 96],[Oli 92], [Oli 95],[Sek 98], Oscar Pilipili's article for the East African Standard, reproduced at Malawi Here, The Standard (Nairobi), Daily Nation (Nairobi), Uganda Argus (Kampala), Uganda Herald (Kampala), Xinhua,

Thanks to Josef Bobrowsky, Myk Cameron, Barrie Courtney, Erik Garin, Mikael Jönsson, Bojan Jovanovic, Kalumiana Kalumiana, Ian King, Aleks Priadko, Christian Roznovsky, Pieter Veroeveren and Daniel Wahome for information

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