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The Aswan team coaching staff, led by Ahmed Koshary, and the team’s players were in hysterical joy after beating Haras al-Hodoud by two goals to one, and ensuring that they would officially remain in the league championship after reaching point 37, occupying the tenth place.
The Aswan team managed to defeat their counterpart Haras al-Hodoud, by two goals to one, in the match that brought the two teams together on the 32nd day of the Premier League competition at the Police College Stadium, where Ayoub, participant , advanced to Aswan in the 7th minute, while Aswan’s two goals Ibrahim Jalal scored in the minute. 51 and 66, respectively.
With this result, Aswan guaranteed to remain in the league championship formally after reaching point 37, occupying tenth place, after playing 32 games, winning 9, drawing 10, losing 13 games, scoring 36 goals for its players and receiving 43 goals. , while Haras El Hodoud continued in position 16. In the league table with 30 points, after playing 32 games, he won 6, drew 12 and lost 14 games, and his players scored 28 goals and conceded 38, and is close to relegation to the League Championship.
Aswan was formed as follows:
Goalkeeper: Massad Awad.
Defense line: Mahmoud Naim, Haitham Al-Fil, Ibrahim Al-Qadi, Tariq Abu Al-Ezz.
Midfilders: Ahmed Amer, Mohamed Morsi, Solmon Mansah, Mohamed Ismail.
Offensive line: Ibrahim Jalal, Mohammed Abdul Majeed
Regarding the Border Guard formation led by Tariq Al-Ashry, it was as follows:
Goalkeeper: Mahmoud Reda.
Defense line: Hassan Majdy, Hassan El-Shibiny, Khaled Sami and Mustafa Al-Zanani
Midfielders: Amr El Halawani, Mostafa Gamal, Ahmed Felix and Ayoub Associate.
Offensive line: Anthony Lusaka and Mohamed Abdellatif Grindo.
The match was led by a team of Ahmed Al-Ghandour as referees, assisted by Mohamed Mahmoud Lotfi and Ahmed Lotfi, with Tamer Jumaa as fourth official, Jihad Greisha, video referee, and Mahmoud Naji, assistant video referee.
Notably, the match that brought the two teams together in the first round ended with Aswan winning by two goals to one. Karim Al-Tayeb and Al-Hodoud player Mustafa Jamal scored an own goal in Aswan’s 35 and 80 minutes, while Mustafa Jamal scored Al-Hodoud’s goal from a penalty in the 58th minute of the game. .
