North African football clubs have continued to demonstrate their dominance on the continental stage, establishing themselves as some of the most successful teams in African club football.

Since the year 2000, North African clubs have collectively won the CAF Super Cup an impressive 20 times, highlighting their consistency, quality and ability to compete at the highest level of African football.

The remarkable record reflects the strength of clubs from countries such as Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria, which have produced several successful teams capable of challenging for major continental honours.

Over the years, these clubs have built strong reputations through their performances in CAF competitions, particularly the Champions League and Confederation Cup, with their success often carrying over into the Super Cup.

Their achievements have also strengthened North Africa's reputation as a major force in African football, with clubs from the region regularly setting high standards for their continental rivals.

The statistic is another reminder of the competitive history of the CAF Super Cup and the challenge facing clubs from other African regions hoping to break North Africa's dominance.

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