The 15 Most Successful Football Clubs in Africa

The most successful team in Africa with 19 cups with 8 CAF Champions league titles, 4 Cup Winners` Cups, 6 CAF Super Cups and 1 Confederation Cup title in addition to one Afro-Asian Cup title.

The second most successful team in both Egypt and Africa. Zamalek owns 5 Champions league titles. 1 African Cup Winners`Cup, 3 Super Cups and 2 Afro-Asian Cup titles.

7 international trophies makes TP Mazembe (formerly known as Englebert) the third on the list. Mazembe (record holder for domestic league titles with 14 Linafoot cups) has 4 CAF Champions league titles (1967, 1968, 2009, 2010), one Cup Winners' Cup and 2 Super Cups.

The 'Greens' has won CAF Champions league 3 times (1989, 1997, 1999) in addition to a single win in each of CAF Cup, Afro-Asian Cup and Super Cup, making them 6 titles for the Moroccan giants.

The team that dominated the 70s with 10 domestic trophies between 1970 & 1980 has won 4 international trophies during the same period with 3 CAF Champions leagues and 1 Cup Winners` Cup in 1971, 1978, 1980 & 1979 respectively.

The Guinean giants (record holder for domestic league titles) has won the CAF Champions league 3 times (1972, 75 & 77)

The Canaries (nickname) own 7 African cups: 2 CAF Champions league titles (1981, 1990) , 3 Cup Winners`s Cups, 1 Super Cup and 1 CAF Cup.

The most successful team in Tunisia has 6 African cups in its cabinet (2 CAF Champions league and 1 of each of the following: CAF Super Cup, CAF Cup, CAF Cup Winners` Cup and Afro-Asian Club championship).

The Aba Warriors come 9th in the list with 4 International cups won between 2003 & 2005 (CAF Champions league 2003 & 2004 plus 2 Super Cups 2004 & 2005).

The Ghanaian giant has won the CAF Champions league twice (1970, 1983) as well as being the most club to come second in 5 different times (1967, 1971, 1973, 1982, 1993)

Entente Sportive de Sétif (full name) has won CAF Champions league twice (1988 & 2014) as well as the African Super Cup in 2015 after defeating AL Ahly.

Despite winning CAF Champions league only once in 2007 the Tunisian red devils are one of the most successful teams in the history of Africa with 8 international titles (1 Champions league, 2 Cup Winners` Cups, 2 CAF Cups, 1 Confederation Cup & 2 Super Cups 1998 & 2008 respectively).

Raja`s city rivals, Al Wydad (record holder for winning Moroccan league titles) has won CAF Champions league once (1992), Afro-Asian Cup 1994 & Cup Winners` Cup 2002.

Third Tunisian team on the list. Lefriqi has won 1 CAF Champions league (1991) in addition to one Afro-Asian cup (1992).

The team that was founded in 1958 has 2 African titles, CAF Champions league (1979) and Cup Winners` Cup 1981.