Kampala Queens nowhere as CECAFA champions rise in continental rankings
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JKT Queens from Tanzania slotted into the top ten of the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS)'s ranking for Africa's best women’s clubs over the last year.
The Tanzania league champions sealed their double when they rose high to win the 2023 CAF Women’s Champions League CECAFA qualifiers in Njeru last year.
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The two achievements propelled JKT Queens to sixth place on the continent after gaining 100 points.
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HAIL THE WINNERS
— FUFA Women (@FUFAWomen) August 30, 2023
Congratulations JKT Queens FC upon emerging the winners of the CAF Women's Champions League CECAFA Zonal Qualifiers 2023.#CECAFAZonalQualifiers23 #CAFWomenCLQ23 pic.twitter.com/kPN8y5ojvQ
South African moneybags Mamelodi Sundowns dropped to the second position as AS FAR Rabat from Morocco rose to the summit.
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“The ranking is based on the performance of clubs in international and national tournaments within the last 12 months,” IFFHS highlighted the period that was considered.
FAR Rabat is the reigning champion of the CAF Women’s Champions League after beating Mamelodi Sundowns to the crown last year.
IFFHS WOMEN'S CLUB CONTINENTAL RANKING 2023 at AUGUST 31 - CAF
— IFFHS (@iffhs_media) September 10, 2023
Morocco's champion FAR Rabat leader in Africa!
For more information:https://t.co/dwKvJAUjIi#iffhs_news #awards #history #statistics #world_cup #winners #players #national #international #top #best #iffhs pic.twitter.com/kD9gtcqD2n
No Ugandan team made it to the top ten after the FUFA Women Super League side Kampala Queens performed dismally in the regional qualifiers, stopping in the group stages.
IFFHS Africa Women Club rankings – top 10
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