ASKO de Kara have started their CAF Confederation Cup campaign with a first-round preliminary match against Nigerien club AS Zam this Saturday.
The Togolese side are making their entrance into this season’s competition in the first leg of the tie, with the match scheduled to begin at 15:30 GMT. That corresponds to 16:30 in Niger, where the fixture is being played.
Supporters wanting to follow the game live can watch it on the Facebook page of the Nigerien Football Federation.
The meeting between AS Zam and ASKO de Kara marks the opening step in the two clubs’ bid to progress in the CAF Confederation Cup. For ASKO de Kara, the match is their first involvement in the tournament this season, while AS Zam provide the opposition in the opening preliminary round.
The fixture is being played over two legs, with Saturday’s match serving as the first encounter between the clubs. The result will therefore form the starting point of the tie, with qualification determined across the two matches.
Kick-off was set for 15:30 GMT, allowing viewers in Niger to follow the match from 16:30 local time. The Nigerien Football Federation’s Facebook page is carrying the live broadcast for supporters unable to attend the game in person.
The CAF Confederation Cup is the competition in which ASKO de Kara begin their continental campaign this Saturday. Their opening assignment comes against AS Zam, with both teams seeking an advantage in the first-round preliminary tie.
With the match already under way, supporters can use the federation’s online broadcast to follow the action as it unfolds. The official live coverage is available through the Nigerien Football Federation’s Facebook page.
At this stage, the fixture details are the central focus: ASKO de Kara’s entry into the competition, AS Zam’s role as their first-round opponent, the 15:30 GMT kick-off, and the availability of a live stream for viewers. The match is the first leg of the preliminary-round contest and will be followed by the return meeting between the two clubs.
For supporters tracking the campaign from Togo, Niger or elsewhere, the Facebook broadcast offers a direct way to watch ASKO de Kara’s opening CAF Confederation Cup fixture. The game began at 16:30 in Niger, following the 15:30 GMT start time.