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The most dangerous of Zamalek and Pyramids, the Confederation of African Football (CAF), their refusal to postpone the semi-finals of the African Championship competitions, as Zamalek is in the semi-finals of the African Champions League, while Pyramids is in the Confederation semi-finals. The final and whether or not it was postponed this week, as Amir Mortada Mansour, Zamalek Club’s general soccer supervisor, wanted to notify CAF of Club Blanco’s refusal to postpone.
Moroccan reports on the le360 Sport website indicated that the Executive Office will announce the day after tomorrow, Thursday, the postponement of the semifinals of the African Champions League and the Confederation Cup, after the friendly agreement that brought together the leaders of the Moroccan Union and their counterparts in the Egyptian Federation, and the site added that the “CAF” Competitions Committee will announce The semifinals of the two competitions will be held on October 16 and 17, provided that the return matches are on 23 and 24 of the same month, while the final will take place on the last day of the same month.
The African Football Confederation (CAF) prefers between 3 scenarios with respect to the date of the semifinals of the African Champions League, after Morocco officially requested that the matches be postponed due to the spread of infections by the Corona virus in the teams Wydad and Raja, and a CAF source said that the African Union is studying 3 scenarios on the date of Al-Ahly’s matches against Wydad and Zamalek against Raja, as follows:
The first scenario is to hold the matches on the predetermined date, September 25 and 26, and the second leg matches 2 and 3 next October. The second scenario is to postpone the semifinal round for one month, provided that the semifinals of a match take place in neutral territory, while the third scenario postpones the semifinal for one month. To be held in a round trip system.
Ahmed Ahmed, president of the African Football Confederation (CAF), arrived in Cairo and was received by Eng. Hani Abu Raida, member of the CAF Executive Office, and Abdel Moneim Bah, Acting Secretary General of the Union African.
Next Thursday, Ahmed Ahmed will chair the meeting of the executive office of “CAF”, which will be held by videoconference due to the application of precautionary measures to deal with the emerging corona virus.
