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FilGoal.com received the security letter sent to the Football Association, requesting the postponement of the final of the African Champions League, which was scheduled for November 6.
The letter indicates that the match will be played at the Burj Al Arab stadium and that the security forces ask to postpone it until after November 6 due to the elections to Parliament.
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The African Football Confederation (CAF) announced the postponement of the semi-final match of the African Champions League, between Zamalek and the Moroccan Raja, and the final of the tournament, which will bring together the winner and Al-Ahly, indefinitely.
“Discussions between clubs and the federation continue to come up with a suitable formula for the return of the competition. At this time, the semi-final match between Zamalek and Raja was postponed. The discussions were constructive on both sides,” said the account of the CAF Communication Department in a tweet shared by CAF. .
“At the request of the Egyptian authorities, the final of the tournament has been postponed. Official discussions continue to find the best possible date on the agenda. Until now, no date fits all matches,” he added.
And Kav had postponed the semi-final match of the African Champions League between Zamalek and Al-Raja, due to the infections of the Raja team members by the Corona virus, and the Moroccan Ministry of Health banned his trips from October 24 to the November 1st.
Subsequently, the Egyptian authorities requested to postpone the final match of the tournament scheduled at the Cairo Stadium on November 6, due to the Egyptian parliamentary elections.
CAF had previously decided to play the second leg of the African Champions League semi-finals between Zamalek and Raja on November 4 instead of November 1.
The final of the tournament between Al-Ahly and the qualifiers between Zamalek and Al-Raja will be held on November 27 instead of November 6 at the Burj Al Arab stadium in Alexandria, before announcing the postponement of the two games indefinitely. .
Zamalek had beaten Raja with a goal to nil in Morocco going to the semi-finals, only to need a draw to reach the final match and face Al-Ahly, who qualified at Wydad’s expense.
