Played between the winners of the African and Asian Champions Cups. Years in the palmares list do not always correspond to the years when matches were played. If the year Y is given in the palmares list, the final was between the African Champions Cup winners of Y-1 and the Asian Champions Cup winners of the season Y-1/Y.
The competition was discontinued following a CAF decision on July 30, 2000, after AFC representatives had supported Germany in the vote for hosting the 2006 World Cup rather than South Africa.
1986 Daewoo Royals 1987 Zamalek 1988 Al Ahly (Cairo) 1989 EP Sétif 1990 not held 1991 not held 1992 Club Africain 1993 Wydad AC Casablanca 1994 Thai Farmers Bank 1995 Espérance (Tunis) 1996 Ilhwa Chunma 1997 Zamalek 1998 Raja CA Casablanca 1999 cancelled
Zamalek 2 Al Ahly (Cairo) 1 Club Africain 1 Daewoo Royals 1 EP Sétif 1 Espérance (Tunis) 1 Ilhwa Chunma 1 Raja Casablanca 1 Thai Farmers Bank 1 WAC Casablanca 1
Egypt 3 Morocco 2 South Korea 2 Tunisia 2 Algeria 1 Thailand 1
Africa 8 Asia 3
16- 1-87 Riyadh Daewoo Royals 2-0 FAR Rabat
5- 2-88 Cairo Zamalek 2-0 Furukawa
2- 9-89 Tokyo Yomiuri Club 1-3 Al Ahly (Cairo)
22- 9-89 Cairo Al Ahly (Cairo) 1-0 Yomiuri Club
12- 1-90 Sétif EP Sétif 2-0 Al Sadd
19- 1-90 Doha Al Sadd 1-3 EP Sétif
26-12-92 Tunis Club Africain 2-1 Al Hilal (Riyadh)
6- 1-93 Riyadh Al Hilal (Riyadh) 2-2 Club Africain
31-12-93 Tehran Paas 0-0 WA Casablanca
16- 1-94 Casablanca WA Casablanca 2-0 Paas
11- 9-94 Mehalla (?) Zamalek 2-1 Thai Farmers Bank
21- 9-94 Bangkok Thai Farmers Bank 1-0 Zamalek
29- 8-95 Suphan Buri Thai Farmers Bank 1-1 Espérance (Tunis)
7-10-95 Tunis Espérance (Tunis) 3-0 Thai Farmers Bank
4- 5-96 Johannesburg Orlando Pirates 0-0 Ilhwa Chunma
18- 5-96 Seoul Ilhwa Chunma 5-0 Orlando Pirates
16-11-97 Pohang Pohang Steelers 2-1 Zamalek
5-12-97 Cairo Zamalek 1-0 Pohang Steelers
11- 4-99 Pohang Pohang Steelers 2-2 Raja Casablanca
25- 4-99 Casablanca Raja Casablanca 1-0 Pohang Steelers
- 6-00 Abidjan ASEC (Abidjan) n/p Jubilo Iwata
- 6-00 Iwata Jubilo Iwata n/p ASEC (Abidjan)
matches first postponed then cancelled
Played in one leg [Riyadh, Jan 16, 1987]
Daewoo Royals 2-0 FAR Rabat
[Hae Jung 83, Ki Chul Ahn 88]
[ref: Abdalla Nasser (Saudi Arabia); att: 20,000;
Daewoo: Pung Ju Kim, Jae Hee, Pan Kim, Yong Jun, Tae Choi, Bum Yeo,
Tae Lee, Hae Jung, Chun Suek, Bung Rang, Non Pank;
FAR: Salah Dine, Bouchaeb, Fadili, Lahsina, Lamris, Mohamed, Haidamou,
Saad Dahan, El Ghrissi, Abdulrazak, Barbouri]
Played in one leg [Cairo, Feb 5, 1988]
Zamalek 2-0 Furukawa
[Effat Nassar 47, Gamal Abdel Hamid 60]
[ref: Mohamed Hansal (Algeria); att: 40,000;
Zamalek: Ayman Taher, Ismail Youssef, Hesham Yakan, Ahmed Ramzy,
Reda Abdellal, Mohamed Helmy, Ayman Younes, Hamada Abdellatif
(Ibrahim Youssef), Effat Nassar, Tarek Yeha, Hesham Ibrahim
(Abdel Hamid);
Furukawa: Kato Yoshis, Igarashi Kazuya, Kaneko Hisashi, Kobayashi Hiroshi,
Okada Takeshi, Gotoshi Goto, Yoshikazo, Yoshida Hiroshi (Mazda),
Kano Masaaki, Yoshikazo, Yasohiko]
Partial source: [Tho 88]
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