When the referee sounds his whistle at Nyayo National Stadium on Sunday, the CAF Confederation Cup Regular Season will serve up a fascinating collision not just of footballing philosophies, but also of surging ambition. Dekedaha, Somalia’s attacking torchbearers, host Sudan’s Al Zamala Umm Ruwaba, a team quietly forging a reputation as one of the continent’s stingiest travelers. As both sides chase group-stage momentum, all eyes are on whether Dekedaha’s prolific offense can finally crack the visiting side’s iron back line—or whether Umm Ruwaba’s resilience will prove impenetrable on African soil.