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Nasser Mansi scored the goal for Al-Talaa ‘tied against Al-Ahly with a strong header in the 91st minute of the match that unites them at the Burj Al-Arab Stadium, in the final of the Egyptian Cup competition, to make Al-Tija a 1-1 draw. Back-to-back, he then wins the African Champions League at the expense of traditional rival Zamalek for the first time in seven years, as Al-Tale’i seeks to crown the first championship in its history.
The Al-Ahly formation included: Mohamed El-Shennawy, Ali Maaloul, Ayman Ashraf, Badr Banoun, Muhammad Hani, Amr Al-Soulia, Hamdy Fathy, Taher Muhammad Taher, Hussein Al-Shahat, Mohamed Magdy Afsha and Marwan Mohsen.
The pioneers’ line-up includes: Mohamed Bassam, Ali the Elephant Khaled Stouhi, Amr Mari, Amr Gamal, Ahmed Samir, Mohamed Nasser, Muhannad Lashin, Ahmed Zola, Frank Stephen and Ahmed Alaa.
Al-Ahly qualified for the final match of the Egyptian Cup after beating Beni Suef (3-1) in the first round, then Arsenal (2-1) in the final price and Abu Qir for fertilizers with the same result in the quarterfinals on November 21, and then surpass the Al-Ittihad Alexandria fence with two goals against an afternoon goal. Last Tuesday.
While Al-Jaish secured his seat in the final Egypt Cup match for the first time in their history after he edged Dikirnis in the first round (1-0), after which he edged out Egypt to compensate in the final price with the same result, then a big surprise dawned in the quarterfinals when he toppled the Pyramids third league team. By far in the penalty shoot-out after a negative draw on October 14, he continued his resounding surprise and defeated defending champion Zamalek by three goals to one goal after the end of original game time in a positive 1-1 draw. Al-Talaa added two goals in extra time. .
Since Musimani was appointed technical director of Al-Ahly, he has not lost 9 games with the South African coach, winning 8 matches and drawing in a single match, including 3 at the African level back and forth against Wydad, and the final of the tournament against Zamalek, while 6 locally. Four of them were in the Egyptian League competition and two matches in the Egypt Cup. The players from Al-Hamra Castle scored 18 goals and their net received only four..
No Al-Ahly player managed to participate with Musimani in the full nine matches, as 5 players participated in 8 matches: Mohamed Hani, Yasser Ibrahim, Hussein Al-Shahat, Hamdi Fathy and Magdy Qafsha .
Eleven players scored 18 goals for Al-Ahly during the Musimani era, led by the Qafsha trio, Marwan Mohsen and Walid Suleiman, with three goals for each player.
