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He wrote:
Ahmed Farouk
Friday April 10, 2020
03:18 p.m.
Amid the boredom experienced by football fans, due to the halting of the magic round competitions after the outbreak of the “Covid-19” virus, known internationally as the emerging corona virus, we can only search the leaves of the Past, retrieve many different spherical memories and fill it with an unexpected void. Absolutely
“The First Time” series presented by “Yalla Koura” to remind his followers of the first scenes of the brilliance of many Egyptian and international soccer stars, as well as many of the events that have arisen for the first time in the world of soccer and marked an unforgettable difference.
Portuguese Manuel José, who was named by Al-Ahly fans as the “wizard”, has become the most famous name among all the coaches in the history of the Egyptian giant, after he led the Red Club for local achievements and continental ones that are difficult to repeat.
Joseph led his Egyptian team to twenty local and continental titles in three states, the most prominent of which was the medium, between 2004 and 2009, and Al-Ahly achieved four titles in the African Champions League, and won the medal of bronze at the Club World Cup in 2006.
After a friendly opening match in which Manuel José managed to present himself in a wonderful way before the Ahli fans, by beating Real Madrid with a clean goal, the date of the first official confrontation arrived, when Al-Ahly went to the Angolan capital. to face Petro Atlético in the group stage of the African Champions League on August 12, 2001
The quarterfinals were held in the two-group system at the time, and the draw was drawn by Al-Ahly, along with Petro Atlético, Cote d’Ivoire Asic Mimosa and Belouizdad from Algeria.
Al-Ahly and Egyptian clubs in general are used to the difficulty of external confrontations in continental competitions, but Al-Ahly’s appearance in that confrontation was very promising, with the ability of the Portuguese coach to change a lot at Red Castle. .
Al-Ahly defeated his host with three goals versus one goal, scored goals by Alaa Ibrahim, Nigerian Sunday and Ahmed Abu Muslim respectively, while Amadou Flavio, who starred in Al-Ahly’s shirt years later, scored the only goal by Petro Atlético in the confrontation with a penalty kick.
Al-Ahly completed his path to the title on that copy, and took the podium after a 14-year absence, after a final confrontation, which was tied to a goal in the same way with the South African Sundowns, before winning three. clean trips to Cairo Stadium.
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