Ismaily announce squad for Al Ahly clash

Ismaily announce squad for Al Ahly clash
Ismaily announce squad for Al Ahly clash

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- Yasmine El Tohamy - Photo: Ismaily SC

Ismaily have announced their 20-man squad for their Egyptian Premier League game against Al Ahly in game-week nine.

Ismaily currently sit sixth in the league, are set to host the league leaders on Thursday December 19th in El Mex Stadium in Alexandria at 18:30 local time.

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Al Ahly will hope to continue their perfect start to the season with their seven win in a row under Rene Weiler. While Ismaily will hope to climb the league table and join the top four.

The Yellows will be entering the game with quite a strong squad that includes the likes of Abdelrahman Magdy, former Zamalek players Mohamed ElShamy and Ahmed Madbouly as well as Iraqi international Humam Tariq.

Full squad:

Goalkeepers: Mohamed Magdy, Mohamed Fawzy

Denfenders: Baher Elmohammady, Mohamed Hashiem, Mohamed Ammar, M.Magdy ElGamal, Ahmed Ayman, Mahmoud Elbadry

Midfielders: Emad Hamdy, Mahmoud Donga, Mohamed Bayoumi, Mohamed Makhlof, Humam Tariq, Abdelrahman Magdy, Piqueti Silva, Moustafa Fares, Mohamed Sadek, Ahmed Madboly

Forwards: Benson Shilongo, Mohamed ElShamy

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