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South African newspapers celebrated Pitso Musimani’s achievement with Al-Ahly, winning the African Champions League title at the expense of Zamalek.
Al-Ahly culminated in an exciting scenario in the final minutes by means of Muhammad Magdi’s “Afsha” missile. (See details)
FilGoal.com reviews with you what is mentioned in the leading South African newspapers.
Mosimane leads Al-Ahly to ninth African Champions League title
The South African channel “Super Sport”, in reference to the celebrations of the players in the empty stands of the Cairo Stadium, which receives 100,000 fans for the precautionary measures for the Corona virus.
The report also added: “The title is Pitso Seasoniani’s second after he achieved with Sundowns in 2016, when he also beat Zamalek at the time.”
“Mosiani writes history and wins the second title of the CAF Champions League”
“Sport 24”, the South African website, stated that “Mosimane has become the third coach to win the African Champions League with two different teams, after Argentine Oscar Fallon and the late Egyptian Mahmoud El Gohary.”
The report praised Mahmoud Abdel-Razek’s “Shikabala” target, saying “the target is individual and memorable.”
“Pitso wins the second Champions League title”
The “soccerladuma” site reviewed the events of the match, which ended with “the surprising Afsha Shot.”
“Betso and Al-Ahly were crowned champions of Africa”
The report in the daily “kickoff” spoke of Al-Ahly winning the ninth Champions League title and the second for Musimane in the last 4 years of the continental title.
At the end of the report, the report showed the most prominent coaches Musimani hopes to continue his path at Al-Ahly, including Portugal’s Manuel José, Hussam Al-Badri, Mohamed Youssef, Fathi Mabrouk, Juan Carlos Garrido, Martin Jol and Rene Fyler. .
