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The end of the match between Zamalek and Al-Ahly in the African Champions League final saw a dispute between Mustafa Mohamed, the Zamalek striker and Hussein Al-Shahat, the Al-Ahly player, which developed in the wake Kabongo Kasongo’s attack, not Zamalek, against Al-Ahly striker Aliyu Badji, who intervened in Al-Ahly-Shalehat’s first performance, who intervened in the defense of the Al-Ahly-Shalehat team. Zamalek goalkeeper Mohamed Sobhi during his disengagement attempt in the match that ended with Al-Ahly’s victory over rival Zamalek with two goals per goal and crowning the ninth African Championship title.
The lenses watched Ahmed Suleiman throwing Zamalek’s third goalkeeper Mohamed Sobhi to the ground at the end of the match, who witnessed clashes and skirmishes that led to the expulsion of Al-Abyad striker Mustafa Muhammad and Hussein Al- Shahat, the wing of Al-Ahly.
Zamalek winger Kabongo Kasungu attacked Senegalese Alio Badji, Al-Ahly forward, after the two teams’ match in the African Champions League ended.
Kasongo participated in the second half of the match in place of Shikabala, while Badji did not participate and remained on the bench.
Badji had also faced Zamalek players in the last Super Cup, which the Whites won with a penalty shoot-out.
Al-Ahly won the CAF Champions League title for the ninth time in their history after beating Zamalek (2-1) in the final of the tournament at the Cairo International Stadium without the presence of a public.
Al-Ahly advanced with an early goal for Al-Sulayyah before Shikabala tied for Zamalek, until Mohamed Magdi Afsha arrived in the 87th minute with a missile that gave Al-Ahmar the title and turned Zamalek’s dreams into a mirage.
Al-Ahly’s victory in the ninth title ended seven meager years during which the historic champion of the continent and the Horn of Africa club did not relish the taste of winning the title, and the cup granted its owner a visa to participate in the Qatar Club World Cup next February.
the match summary
The game started with pressure from Al-Ahly in search of an early goal, and he had what he wanted after a corner crossed by Ali Maaloul, to turn Amr Al-Soulia with a head into the white goal and give Al-Ahly a goal in the fifth minute.
Before Al-Ahly’s goal, Al-Ahly discovered a defensive weakness in the left front for Zamalek to send Ajay a pass behind Islam Jaber to Hussein Al-Shahat, who was alone and hit a ball that Abu Jabal took out to a corner that Al-Ahly advanced.
After the goal, Al-Ahly fell back and Zamalek pressed hard, until Mahmoud Shikabala managed to exploit his ability and present a solo shot during which he disposed of Al-Ahly’s defense and fired a left-wing projectile that hugged the net amidst Al-Shennawi observation at minute 31.
In the closing minutes of the first half, Al-Ahly almost regained the advantage with a cross from Hussein Al-Shahat, who deftly dodged Islam Jaber and sent a cross that was removed by the defense to reach Hamdi Fathi , who headed the ball but went to the position of Abu Jabal.
Al-Ahly staged an avalanche of great teamwork in the 54th minute, which ended with Ali Maaloul’s cross to Hussein Al-Shahat, completely alone with the net, but the Al-Ahly player hit the post, for as the ball bounced towards Mahmoud Alaa, who pushed it into a corner.
Zamalek responded in the 65th minute with a projectile from outside the penalty area, which was tackled this time by the club’s left post Al-Ahly after a pass from Mohamed El-Shenawy.
In the 87th minute, Muhammad Majdi launched a rocket-propelled grenade from outside the penalty area, which passed through everyone and hugged goalkeeper Muhammad Abu Jabal’s window to announce Al-Ahmar’s advance.
Al-Ahly managed in the closing minutes to secure their defenses to deservedly win the ninth African title and leave Zamalek in pain after losing the second final in the last 4 years.
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