UPDATE 1-Soccer-Holders Al Ahly to meet Sundowns in Champions League last eight again

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CAIRO, April 30 (Reuters) - Record African Champions League
winners Al Ahly will face South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns in
the quarter-finals for a third successive season after the draw
was made in Cairo on Friday.
The clash also pits Pitso Mosimane, the coach of holders
Ahly, against his former club in an already-tense rivalry
South African Mosimane left Sundowns in September to join
the Cairo giants, whose nine Champions League triumphs are more
than all the titles of the other quarter-finalists together.
Mosimane led Sundowns to 2016 Champions League success and
in 2019 was at the helm when the Pretoria club handed Al Ahly
their heaviest defeat in more than 80 years, as they beat them
5-0 in the first leg of their quarter-final tie.
Sundowns advanced at the expense of the Egyptians but then
lost in the semis.
Last season Ahly gained a measure of revenge by beating
Sundowns 3-1 on aggregate, again in the last eight, just before
the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The hiatus that followed led to the departure of their Swiss
coach Rene Weiler and the hiring of Mosimane, who just weeks
after his arrival saw Ahly to last season's title when the
competition was belatedly completed in October and November.
The quarter-final draw for the continent's secondary
competition, the African Confederation Cup, was also conducted
on Friday.

African Champions League quarter-final draw:
Al Ahly (Egypt) v Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa)
Mouloudia Alger (Algeria) v Wydad Casablanca (Morocco)
Chabab Belouizdad (Algeria) v Esperance (Tunisia)
Kaizer Chiefs (South Africa) v Simba (Tanzania)

African Confederation Cup quarter-final draw:
CS Sfaxien (Tunisia) v JS Kabylie (Algeria)
Orlando Pirates (South Africa) v Raja Casablanca (Morocco)
Pyramids (Egypt) v Enyimba (Nigeria)
Coton Sport (Cameroon) v Diaraf Dakar (Senegal)

Teams mentioned first play at home in the first leg.
Quarter-final ties will be played on May 14-15 and May
21-22. The semi-finals are set for June 18-19 and June 25-26.
The Confederation Cup final will be on July 10 and the
Champions League final on July 17.
The venues for the finals have yet to be determined by the
Confederation of African Football.

(Writing by Mark Gleeson in Cape Town; Editing by Ken Ferris
and Toby Davis)