RS Berkane won the 2024-25 CAF Confederation Cup, coming from behind to draw 1-1 with Simba SC in the second leg, securing the title on aggregate.
The Moroccan side showed grit and composure under pressure, withstanding Simba’s attacks and capitalizing on their first-leg advantage.
Simba took the lead through Joshua Mutale’s composed finish, but RS Berkane’s goalkeeper Munir Mohamedi and defense held firm.
A pivotal moment came when Steven Mukwala’s goal was overturned for offside via VAR, keeping RS Berkane’s aggregate lead intact. Simba’s Yusuph Kagoma was sent off in the second half, shifting the momentum in RS Berkane’s favor.
Soumaila Sidibe scored a crucial equalizer with a well-taken shot from a tight angle, silencing the home crowd and sealing the draw.
The 1-1 stalemate was enough for RS Berkane to claim their third CAF Confederation Cup title, adding to their previous wins in 2020 and 2022.
This triumph cements their status as a continental powerhouse, marking a remarkable achievement in African football. With this win, RS Berkane solidifies its position as one of the top teams in African competitions.
