Orapa United, Galaxy Gear Up For CAF

Thursday, May 07, 2020

The Botswana Football Association (BFA) has taken a decision to send this past season’s Mascom Top winners, Orapa United to the CAF Confederations Cup, the second tier African club competition traditionally represented by the winners of the FA Cup locally.

The Top 8 has been used to select representatives since 2012.

This past week, CAF announced that registration of the continental cup competitions would resume on October 21 until November 19. Due to the incompletion of the Orange FA Cup caused by the outbreak of COVID-19, the BFA has resorted to the Top 8 champions rather than the national cup champions.

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