Start yesterday of the CAF Morocco Women’s Champions League 2024: discover Commercial Bank of Ethiopia

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The 2024 edition of the CAF Women’s Champions League will be a historic moment for the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia, which will finally represent the CECAFA zone during the final stages. After two unsuccessful attempts in 2021 and 2023, where they failed in the final, the Ethiopians were able to show determination and talent to achieve their long-awaited goal.


How the team qualified

Commercial Bank of Ethiopia’s group stage journey was marked by strong performances. The Ethiopians began their campaign with a narrow 3-2 victory over Rayon Sport, demonstrating their ability to handle pressure in crucial moments. They then displayed great domination by winning 4-0 against Yei Joint, proving their offensive potential and their cohesion as a team. In the final, Commercial Bank of Ethiopia achieved a memorable feat by beating Kenya Police Bullets 1-0, thanks to a decisive goal from Senaf Wakuma. This victory not only allowed the Ethiopians to win the CECAFA zone championship, but it also propelled them into the final phase of the CAF Women’s Champions League for the first time ever.


The player: Senaf Wakuma

Senaf Wakuma shone during this qualifying campaign, scoring 6 goals and cementing her reputation as a key player for Commercial Bank of Ethiopia. His ability to position himself in the right place at the right time, as well as his precision in front of goal, were crucial to his team’s success. With his speed and agility, Wakuma was able to destabilize opposing defenses, becoming a constant threat on the field. Her role in attack will be crucial during the final stages of the Women’s Champions League, and fans will hope that she continues to make a name for herself at the highest level.


Coach: Hey Gizaw Birhanu

At the head of the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia, Heye Gizaw Birhanu is a visionary coach who knew how to galvanize his team and implement a winning strategy. With significant experience in women’s football, Gizaw understood the importance of rigorous preparation and good team dynamics. Under his leadership, the club developed a fluid and offensive game, highlighting the technical skills of its players while establishing a solid defensive organization. Her leadership and ability to motivate her players will be valuable assets in Commercial Bank of Ethiopia’s quest to win the CAF Women’s Champions League.


Champions League journey
2024: First participation


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