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The member nations of CECAFA (Confederation of Central Africa and East) are invited to participate in the competition. It is the title holder, Uganda who wins the competition again by winning in the final against Rwanda. Zanzibar’s selection ends on the third step of the podium. It is the twelfth title of Cecafa champion for the Ugandan selection, which confirms its domination in the event. Sudan selection declines the invitation. Conversely, the Zambia and Zimbabwe teams, members of Cosafa, are invited to take part in the competition. There are therefore 12 teams engaged and the first takes place with three hens of four teams: the first two plus the two best thirds qualify for the final phase, disputed from the quarterfinals.   Kenya – Organizer Uganda – Title holder Zanzibar Tanzania Ethiopia Burundi Djibouti Somalia Rwanda Eritrea Zambia – Guest team Zimbabwe – Guest team Premier tour [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Group A [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Ranking Roast Crew Pts  J  G  N  P  Bp  Bc  Diff  Results (\u25bc dom., \u25ba ext.)  first  Zambia  9  3 3 0 0 9 0 +9  Zambia  2-0 1-0 6-0 2  Kenya  6  3 2 0 first 4 2 +2  Kenya   2-0 2-0 3  Ethiopia  3  3 first 0 2 5 3 +2  Ethiopia    5-0 4  Djibouti  0  3 0 0 3 0 13 -13  Djibouti     Group B [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Ranking Roast Crew Pts  J  G  N  P  Bp  Bc  Diff  Results (\u25bc dom., \u25ba ext.)  first  Rwanda  9  3 3 0 0 4 first +3  Rwanda  2-1 1-0 1-0 2  Eritrea  4  3 first first first 4 3 +1  Eritrea   0-0 3-1 3  Zimbabwe  4  3 first first first 2 first +1  Zimbabwe    2-0 4  Somalia  0  3 0 0 3 first 6 -5  Somalia     Group C [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Ranking Roast Crew Pts  J  G  N  P  Bp  Bc  Diff  Results (\u25bc dom., \u25ba ext.)  first  Uganda  7  3 2 first 0 4 0 +4  Uganda  2-0 0-0 2-0 2  Tanzania  6  3 2 0 first 2 2 0  Tanzania   1-0 1-0 3  Zanzibar  4  3 first first first 4 first +3  Zanzibar    4-0 4  Burundi  0  3 0 0 3 0 7 -7  Burundi     Ranking of the best third [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Ranking Roast Crew Pts  J  G  N  P  Bp  Bc  Diff  first  Zanzibar  4  3 first first first 4 first +3 2  Zimbabwe  4  3 first first first 2 first +1 3  Ethiopia  3  3 first 0 2 5 3 +2 Phase finale [ modifier | Modifier and code ]   Quarter -finals   Semi-finals   Finale                    December 7, 2009    December 9, 2009    December 13, 2009    1er c   Uganda  first    2e A   Kenya  0     Uganda  2   December 7, 2009      Zanzibar  first     1er a   Zambia  0 (3)    December 10, 2009    3e b you c   Model: Zan Football Football tab  0 ( 4 )     Uganda  2   December 8, 2009      Rwanda  0   1er b   Rwanda  4       The 3rd you c   Zimbabwe  first     Rwanda  2  Match for third place   December 8, 2009      Tanzania  first    December 13, 2009   2e C   Tanzania  4      Zanzibar  first   2e B   Eritrea  0     Tanzania  0   Quarter -finals [ modifier | Modifier and code ] December 7, 2009 Zambia  0 – 0  Zanzibar  Nyayo National Stadium, Nairobi      Shoot to the net 3-4  December 7, 2009 Uganda  ten  Kenya  Nyayo National Stadium, Nairobi  Robert Ssentogo  sixty four It is     December 8, 2009 Tanzania  4 – 0  Eritrea  Nyayo National Stadium, Nairobi  Bocco  sixty one It is Mrisho Ngasa  sixty four It is ,  77 It is ,  84 It is     December 8, 2009 Rwanda  4 – 1  Zimbabwe  Nyayo National Stadium, Nairobi  Yusuf ndayashimiye  30 It is Tumaine Ndamuhanga  sixty seven It is ,  76 It is Haruna Niyonzima  90 It is   Lionel Swell  8 It is   Semi-finals [ modifier | Modifier and code ] December 9, 2009 Uganda  2 – 1  Zanzibar  Nyayo National Stadium, Nairobi  Stephen Bongo  2 It is Adbulahim Homoud  twelfth It is ( csc )   Abdulla abdulghani  75 It is   December 10, 2009 Rwanda  2 – 1  Tanzania  Nyayo National Stadium, Nairobi  Yusuf ndayashimiye  68 It is Mutesa Mafisango  77 It is   Hassan Mussa Mgosi  78 It is   Match for the 3 It is \u00a0place [ modifier | Modifier and code ] December 13, 2009 Zanzibar  ten  Tanzania  Nyayo National Stadium, Nairobi  Abdi Kassim  69 It is     Finale [ modifier | Modifier and code ] December 13, 2009 Uganda  2 – 0  Rwanda  Nyayo National Stadium, Nairobi  Welcome  42 It is Okwi  seventy three It is     Cecafa 2009 Cup Winner Uganda twelfth It is title  References [ modifier | Modifier and code ] External link [ modifier | Modifier and code ] (in) Matches and info on RSSSF in \u00b7 m Editions of the Cecafa of Nations Cup Uganda 1973 Tanzania 1974 Zambia 1975 Zanzibar 1976 Somalia 1977 Malawi 1978 Kenya 1979 Sudan 1980 Tanzania 1981 Uganda 1982 Kenya 1983 Uganda 1984 Zimbabwe 1985 Ethiopia 1987 Malawi 1988 Kenya 1989 Zanzibar 1990 Uganda 1991 Tanzania 1992 Kenya 1994 Uganda 1995 Sudan 1996 Rwanda 1999 Uganda 2000 Rwanda 2001 Tanzania 2002 Sudan 2003 Ethiopia 2004 Rwanda 2005 Ethiopia 2006 Tanzania 2007 Uganda 2008 Kenya 2009 Tanzania 2010 Tanzania 2011 Uganda 2012 Kenya 2013 Ethiopia 2015 Kenya 2017  Football gate   2000s portal   Kenya portal  "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki32\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki32\/coupe-cecafa-of-nation-2009-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Coupe Cecafa of Nation 2009 \u2014 Wikipedia"}}]}]