All six North African Arab clubs have completed a clean sweep into the quarter-finals of the African Confederation Cup after advancing from the group stages. Among them are notable teams such as Zamalek and Al-Masry from Egypt, along with Algeria's CR Belouizdad and USM Alger, and Morocco's Olympic Safi. Additionally, Wydad Casablanca secured its spot by defeating Tanzanian side Azam 2-0 in a decisive match held at the Mohammed V Stadium in Casablanca.

Wydad Casablanca is now setting its sights on clinching the title for the first time in its history, despite having a strong performance in the Champions League, where the club has won three titles in the past. The match's momentum heavily favored the Moroccan team, although Azam had a chance to take the lead early on when a shot from Eddie Salman Nado hit the post. Wydad eventually found the breakthrough in the second half through an assist from former international player Nourredine Amrabat, leading to a well-earned victory.

This successful quarter-final lineup represents a significant achievement for Arab teams in African football, reflecting not only the competitive level of the clubs involved but also the growing prominence of North African football in the continental arena. The performance of these teams could raise their profiles on an international scale, potentially attracting more talent and investment into the region's football landscape.