Football fans can catch live action from the 2023 CAF Women’s Champions League CECAFA qualifiers on television, on their devices, live steams and more as the tournament heads into its third matchday.

The qualifiers kicked off on Saturday at FTC Njeru stadium in Jinja, Uganda, with Ethiopia’s CBE FC defeating Burundi’s Buja Queens 2-1.

Hosts Kampala Queens then beat South Sudan’s Yei Joint Stars 3-0 courtesy of a Fazila Ikwaput hat-trick.

Sunday saw Kenyan champions Vihiga Queens beat Zanzibar’s New Generations FC 3-1 at Omondi stadium in Kampala. Tanzania’s JKT Queens also won 2-1 against Rwanda’s AS Kigali.

Wednesday features more football at Omondi stadium in Kampala, with JKT Queens facing New Generations FC at 1pm EAT and AS Kigali Women against Vihiga Queens at 4pm EAT.

Where to watch the matches

Enthusiastic fans from across the region are cordially invited to witness the matches firsthand at the two distinguished venues, FTC Njeru and Omondi grounds.

Both locations are open to the public and offer free entry, providing a unique opportunity for a vibrant football spectacle. Remember spectators can attend both venues free of charge.

How to watch matches live on television

For those who are unable to attend the matches in person, there’s no need to fret.

All matches are being broadcast live by official tournament broadcaster FUFA TV on Startimes channel 239.

The qualifiers are also available on DSTV channel 381 in Africa for seamless access to the exhilarating tournament.

Live Streaming 

With live streaming options through official broadcaster FUFA TV, football fans across the region can easily watch the CECAFA qualifiers on internet-enabled devices.

Final

The CAF Women’s Champions League CECAFA Zonal qualifiers are slated to conclude on 30 August.

The triumphant team will earn the honour of representing the zone in the main competition, scheduled to be held in Cote D’Ivoire later in the year.