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African Women's Handball Super Cup

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African Women's Handball Super Cup
Founded1994
CountryAfrica
ConfederationCAHB members
Most recent
champion(s)
Angola Petro Atlético (2023)
Most titlesAngola Petro Atlético (19 titles)
Current sports event 2024 African Handball Super Cup

The African Women's Handball Super Cup or Super Cup Babacar Fall is an annual international club handball competition run by the African Handball Confederation. It's between the winners of the Champions League and the Cup Winners' Cup.

The competition has been renamed so as to honour CAHB first chairman, the Senegalese Babacar Fall.

Finals

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Year Host Final Third place match
Champion Score Runner-up Third place Score Fourth place
1994
Details
Senegal Dakar Angola
Petro Atlético
20–17 Ivory Coast
Africa Sports
1995
Details
Republic of the Congo Brazzaville Republic of the Congo
Étoile du Congo
Angola
Petro Atlético
1996
Details
Algeria Algiers Angola
Petro Atlético
25–24 (a.e.t.) Ivory Coast
Africa Sports
1997
Details
Nigeria Kano Ivory Coast
Africa Sports
22–21 Algeria
MC Alger
1998
Details
Niger Niamey Angola
Petro Atlético
35–30 Ivory Coast
Africa Sports
1999
Details
Benin Cotonou Angola
Petro Atlético
27–21 Ivory Coast
Africa Sports
2000
Details
Benin Cotonou Angola
Petro Atlético
Algeria
MC Alger
2001
Details
Nigeria Benin City Angola
Petro Atlético
28–24 Ivory Coast
Africa Sports
2002
Details
Gabon Libreville Angola
Petro Atlético
Walkover Ivory Coast
Africa Sports
2003
Details
Benin Cotonou Angola
Petro Atlético
30–27 Ivory Coast
Rombo Sport
2004 Postponed
2005
Details[1]
Angola Luanda Angola
Petro Atlético
28–24 Ivory Coast
Rombo Sport
Ivory Coast Abidjan 26–28
2006
Details[2]
Ivory Coast Abidjan Angola
Petro Atlético
25–26 Ivory Coast
Rombo Sport
Angola Luanda 28–22
2007
Details[3]
Angola Luanda Angola
Petro Atlético
38–28 Ivory Coast
Rombo Sport
Ivory Coast Abidjan 22–26
2008
Details
Benin Cotonou Angola
Petro Atlético
Republic of the Congo
Inter Club
2009
Details[4]
Benin Cotonou Angola
Petro Atlético
33–26 Cameroon
Tonerre Yaoundé
2010
Details[5]
Burkina Faso Ouagadougou Angola
Petro Atlético
27–18 Algeria
GS Pétroliers
2011
Details[6]
Cameroon Yaounde Angola
Petro Atlético
33–25 Cameroon
FAP Yaoundé
2012
Details
Tunisia Hammamet Angola
Petro Atlético
25–14 Cameroon
FAP Yaoundé
2013
Details[7]
Tunisia Hammamet Angola
Petro Atlético
30–16 Tunisia
ES Rejiche
2014
Details[8]
Republic of the Congo Oyo Angola
Petro Atlético
33–26 Republic of the Congo
Inter Club
2015
Details[9]
Gabon Libreville Angola
Primeiro de Agosto
32–28 Angola
Petro Atlético
2016
Details
Western Sahara Laayoune Angola
Primeiro de Agosto
33–14 Ivory Coast
Africa Sports
2017
Details
Morocco Agadir Angola
Primeiro de Agosto
26–17 Republic of the Congo
CARA Brazzaville
2018
Details
Egypt Cairo Angola
Primeiro de Agosto
26–23 Cameroon
FAP Yaoundé
2019
Details
Morocco Oujda Angola
Primeiro de Agosto
19–13 Angola
Petro Atlético
2020 Angola Luanda Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021
Details
Angola Luanda Angola
Primeiro de Agosto
25–24 Angola
Petro Atlético
2020 Cancelled
2023
Details
Angola Luanda Angola
Petro Atlético
29–26 Angola
Primeiro de Agosto
2024
Details
Algeria Oran Angola
Primeiro de Agosto
31–28 Angola
Petro Atlético
Egypt
Al Ahly
29–20 Republic of the Congo
DGSP

Winners by club

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As of May 2023

# Clubs Winners Runners-up Total Finals
1 Angola Petro Atlético 19 4 23
2 Angola Primeiro de Agosto 6 1 7
3 Ivory Coast Africa Sports 1 4 5
4 Republic of the Congo Étoile du Congo 1 0 1
5 Ivory Coast Rombo Sport 0 4 4
6 Cameroon FAP Yaoundé 0 3 3
7 Algeria MC Alger 0 2 2
Republic of the Congo Inter Club 0 2 2
9 Republic of the Congo CARA Brazzaville 0 1 1
Tunisia ES Rejiche 0 1 1
Cameroon TKC Yaoundé 0 1 1
  • Rq:
GS Pétroliers (ex. MC Alger HB)

Winners by country

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As of April 2023

# Nation Winners Runners-up Total Finals
1  Angola 25 5 30
2  Ivory Coast 1 8 9
3 Republic of the Congo Congo 1 3 4
4  Cameroon 0 4 4
5  Algeria 0 2 2
6  Tunisia 0 1 1

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Handball: Petro Wins Babacar Fall Super Cup". ANGOP. Angolan news agency. 27 Jun 2005. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
  2. ^ "Handball: Petro de Luanda Win Babacar Fall Cup 2006". ANGOP. Angolan news agency. 14 Aug 2006. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
  3. ^ "Handball: Petro de Luanda Back Home with 10th Babacar Fall Title". ANGOP. Angolan news agency. 5 Jun 2007. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
  4. ^ "Petro win Babacar Fall Supercup 2009". ANGOP. Angolan news agency. 6 May 2009. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
  5. ^ "Petro de Luanda ladies win Babacar Fall Cup in handball". ANGOP. Angolan news agency. 8 Apr 2010. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
  6. ^ "Petro de Luanda win Babacar Fall Super Cup". ANGOP. Angolan news agency. 12 Apr 2011. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
  7. ^ "Super coupe Babacar Fall 2012". cahbonline. CAHB official website. Archived from the original on 29 April 2012. Retrieved 30 October 2016.
  8. ^ "Petro de Luanda win 12th Babacar Fall Super Cup". ANGOP. Angolan news agency. 20 May 2014. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
  9. ^ "Handball: 1º de Agosto win first Babacar Fall Super Cup". ANGOP. Angolan news agency. 15 May 2015. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
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