Club Africain 1920 — the Radès tifo

Club Africain was founded on 4 October 1920 in the Bab Jedid neighbourhood of Tunis. Its colours are red and white. In 1991 it became the first Tunisian club to win the African Cup of Champions Clubs. As of 9 October 2026, it has 14 Tunisian league titles and 13 Tunisian Cups.

The poster is laid out like a Swiss-style magazine page on a cream background. At the top, “Club Africain · Tunis · Rouge et blanc” (red and white), then 1920 in giant red figures. In the middle, a wide photo band: on 19 November 2011 at Radès, for the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup final against MAS Fès, the fans unfurl three huge painted banners across the stand, one of them in red and white bands marked 1920. Below, CLUB AFRICAIN in black and النادي الإفريقي in red, then a grid of four boxes: 04.10.1920, 1991, 14 and 13, each with its caption in French. Four red stripes and a small caption close the page.

A magazine page

The light background, red and black make a clean poster that suits a white wall, in an office, a living room or a bedroom. The big 1920 reads from across the room, the details up close. If you were in that stand, you will know where to look. The PVC board, about 1 cm thick and 4K-printed, hangs without a frame.

Photo: Citizen59, licensed CC BY 3.0, cropped.

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Printed in Tunisia, paid on delivery.