CAF Confederation Cup
Nairobi United have their work cut out for them, but a clear, strategic path to the CAF Confederation Cup quarter-finals and the massive $550,000 (Ksh 71 million) payday that comes with it is very much within reach.
The draw placed the Kenyan debutants in Group B, a challenging pool featuring Moroccan giants Wydad Casablanca, Tanzanian powerhouse Azam, and fellow debutants AS Maniema of DR Congo.
On paper, the presence of Wydad, a three-time CAF Champions League winner, makes this look like a monumental task. However, a deeper analysis shows a "favourable" group, just as technical director Salim Ali noted. The key is that three of the four teams, including Nairobi United, are rookies at this stage.
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