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The Al-Ahly team achieved a beautiful victory over Al-Masry with a clean double during the match that brought them together tonight, Saturday, at the Burj Al-Arab stadium in the 23rd round of the Premier League championship, and the match was witnessed Badji’s brilliance when he scored two goals in the first half, but Amin Omar, the match referee, disallowed them earlier. That the Senegalese striker came back and scored a goal in the first minute of the second half, then scored a goal for Hamdi Fathi in the 55th minute, and Badji appeared very well, and the match witnessed Saleh Jumaa’s participation for the first time with René Fyler, where he participated as a substitute in the 84th minute in place of Marawan Mohsen.
the first goal
With this, Al-Ahly raised his score to 62 points and confirms his control of the top of the league by a big difference with his closest competitors, as Pyramids occupy second place 45, while Al-Masry’s balance is He stopped at 21 points and remains in fifteenth place.
The second goal
First semester events
Al-Ahly entered the party with a formation consisting of: Muhammad Al-Shennawy, Rami Rabi’a, Yasser Ibrahim, Muhammad Hani, Ali Maaloul, Hamdi Fathi, Amr Al-Soulia, Ahmed Al-Sheikh, Ajay, Marwan Mohsen and Ali Badji, and each of them seated: Ali Juffi and Walid Maysma Afiman. Mahmoud Wahid, Geraldo, Mohamed Shoukry and Arabi Badr, and Al-Ahly missed the two-night match, Aliou Diang and Ahmed Fathi to get the third booking in El Gouna’s last match. Mahmoud Abdel Moneim “Kahraba” was also absent from the suspension, along with those absent due to injury, namely Mahmoud Meved Mah-Shadtwally, Mohamed Nudhhatse and Mohamed Nhim. .
Al-Masry entered the party with a formation consisting of: Hussam Ayyad, Karim al-Iraqi, Islam Abu Salima, Farid Shawqi, Abdul Rahman Zain, Omar Kamal, Amr Moussa, Miftah Tata, Hassan Ali, Ahmed Yasser and Umutu.
The start of the match was enthusiastic from Al-Ahly, who pressed from the start, taking advantage of Badji and Ajay’s speeds and shots on Maaloul, and Marwan Mohsen received a good ball that tried to explode and scored a goal similar to the one he scored in the El Gouna party, but he did not succeed. Omar Kamal, the Egyptian player, was injured and a yellow card from Ahmed Yasser The ninth minute of roughness.
Al-Ahly continued to pressure the Port Said team, trying to score and hit more than one player, but to no avail, while Al-Masry appeared in the midfield area after a period of defensive withdrawal, and Karim Al-Iraqi fell with a minor injury, but continued the match.
Al-Ahly defender Yasser Ibrahim got into a heavy clash with Ust Omoto before Maaloul lifted a ball from the north. Marwan Mohsen collided with Al-Masry’s goalkeeper, causing the latter to receive “Fawl” as a result of Marwan’s heavy collision with him and disallowed a goal that Badji scored from a pass from Ahmed Al-Sheikh, before Aminh disallowed Omar scored Aliou Badji’s second goal in the 25th minute for offside after the referee resorted to the “mouse” technique.
As time went by, Al-Ahly increased the attack on Hossam Ayyad’s goal, although the match saw more than one player fall due to injury, prompting Amr Al-Soliya to leave the match and participate. Qafsha instead.
In the closing minutes, Al-Ahly attempted to score a goal as Ahmed Yasser and Amoto led over a dangerous attack by Al-Masry, before Ahmed Yasser got a second yellow card and was sent off in the 45th minute for blocking Muhammad Qafsha, who suffered a serious injury before completing his participation, after which this part ended in a goalless draw.
The events of the second half
Al-Ahly started the second half with Walid Suleiman coming out in place of Ajay, as Ziad Farag participated in Umoto’s place in Al-Masry, and Al-Ahly striker Alio Badji managed to score his team’s goal against Al-Masry during the 46th minute of the match.
Al-Ahly continued to pressure the Port Said team and hit a hard ball, but it went over the crossbar and Hamdi Fathi managed to score a second goal in the 54th minute by making Badji the star of the match.
Once again Al-Masry reappeared in Al-Ahly’s penalty area, but the latter’s defense handled it well, and Mahmoud and Gayed participated in the 67th minute in place of Ali Maaloul, and the match in the center of the stadium he calmed down a bit and danger was absent from El-Shenawi and Ayyad’s goal.
The final minutes witnessed Al-Ahly’s total control during the course of the match, and play was confined almost to the center of Al-Masry Stadium. Hossam Ayyad saved his team from several goals and was remarkably brilliant, with Arabi Badr taking part in the 84th minute in place of Ahmed Al-Sheikh and Saleh Jumaa in place of Marwan Mohsen in the same minute.
Al-Ahly kept pushing, Saleh Jumaa hit more than one ball and Badji missed the opportunity to score a third goal, before the referee blew the final whistle announcing the end of the match, with Al-Ahly winning with a clean double. .
