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Al-Ahly qualified for the final of the African Champions League after overcoming the stumbling block of rival Wydad, so coach Pitso Mosimani wrote something that happened to him for the first time in his career.
Al-Ahly defeated Wydad in the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals at Cairo Stadium on Friday, with three goals per goal, to win the aggregate of the two matches, with five goals per goal.
FilGoal.com reviews 5 numbers that were achieved after Al-Ahly’s victory and qualified for the final.
Musimane first time
For the first time, Musimani has beaten Wydad from one side to the other in his coaching career.
During his training for Mamelodi Sundowns, the South African coach could not find a way to that matter, and he did so with Al-Ahly after taking over his training less than a month ago.
The biggest victory
A three-goal win is Musimane’s biggest win over Wydad, after winning with Al-Ahly with two unanswered goals in the first leg.
Musimane’s highest score against Wydad was a two-goal victory.
In total, Musimani faced Wydad 12 times, won 5 matches, lost four and drew with the Moroccan team in three matches.
Musimane’s teams scored 13 goals and conceded 11.
A historical number for my family
Al-Ahly scored 34 goals during his current championship campaign this season, a historic record no one has achieved before.
The previous number was 31 goals and was also registered in the name of Al-Ahly, equal to Enyimba of Nigeria.
Qualify for the final
Al-Ahly qualified for the final for the thirteenth time in its history, a record that no one had preceded before.
Al-Ahly won the title eight times, which is also a historic record.
Invincible in his own land
Al-Ahly’s win over Wydad marked their 17th consecutive victory at their stadium, a number that no team has achieved since the tournament system was approved in its current form since 1997.
