The Confederation of African football, CAF, has confirmed readiness of Juba Stadium to host the African Champions League and the African Confederation Cup matches this February.

This came after previous observations of the Stadium by a Ugandan inspector from CAF, Abbas Sanyao last week.

Meanwhile, Malakia FC of Juba has chosen the 14^th of February to play their match against Kano Pillars of Nigeria in the African Champions.

The Nigerian FC has confirmed its delegation consisting of 60 people; they will arrive in Juba on the 11^th of February.

In addition, South Sudanese representative in the confederation cup, Gazhala FC  will play against Petro Jet FC of Egypt.

However, the Egyptian side has not confirmed the date of the arrival of its delegation in the country so far.