Red Sea through to Quaterfinals . . . . . . . .Khartoum-3 0 - 1 Red Sea . . . . . . . . MlandEdge 1 - 3 Red Sea . . . . . . . . . . Red Sea 3 - 2SV Villa . . . . . . . Red Sea 2 - 1 Yanga

                             

Red Sea 2 – 0 Nzoia Sugar                                                                           26 Feb 03

Red Sea defeated Nzoia Sugar of Kenya in the African Champions League by 2-0 to Red Sea in the first leg in Asmara on Saturday February 15th. Red Sea has been consistent at this level and this together with the home ground advantage they the game swung in their favour.   Nzoia has to score three clear goals in the second leg return set for Mumias Complex Stadium on Monday March 3. The aggregate winner of this round plays Defending National Champions and Defending Champions League winners Zamalek of Egypt in the tournament's first round match on April 3rd.   The Manager of Nzoia Sugar later said: "We tried to push them very hard, especially in the second half but we could not score. We hope to turn the tables in Mumias after a fortnight.

The 30th CECAFA Inter-Club Championship 2003   January 26 - February 10, Uganda   Champions league of East Africa   2002 Champion: Simba (Tanzania)   Last year Simba claimed their sixth CECAFA Club Cup to confirm their status as the most successful club in the 29-year history of the competition.   The CECAFA Club Cup is an annual competition held between East and Central African clubs with this year's championship having 13 teams pooled into three groups.   Hosts Uganda and defending champions Tanzania each field two teams.   The top 3 teams from Group A and the top 2 teams from Groups B and C qualify for the quarter-finals. The remaining last-eight spot goes to the best third-placed team from Groups B and C.