Anger in Al-Ahly against Al-Kaf because of hosting the African Champions...

Al-Ahly club officials expressed their anger at the Confederation of African Football (CAF) because of the way the host city was chosen for the CAF Champions League final, and the red team is expected to meet with its counterpart Wydad tomorrow, Saturday, while Zamalek will meet Raja on Sunday in the semi-final, and the two Egyptian champions To achieve positive results in the first two matches, in order to facilitate the task of crossing the final, before returning to Cairo on the next Friday and Saturday.

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South African coach Pitso Musimane, Al-Ahly coach, after consulting with his auxiliary apparatus, approved the plan in which he will play against Moroccan Wydad, which is scheduled to be set up tomorrow at Mohammed V Stadium, which comes in the first leg of the semi-finals of the African Champions League.

Musimani settled on playing 3/3/2/1, by pushing Muhammad Al-Shennawi into the goalkeeping center after he recovered from the injury, and in front of him four-wheeler Ahmed Fathi, Ayman Ashraf, who returned from injury, Yasser Ibrahim, and Tunisian Ali Maaloul.

Musimani wants to play with 3 defenders in the middle of the stadium, namely Mali Aliyu Diang, Amr Al-Soulia and Hamdi Fathy, with Hussein Al-Shahat and Nigerian Junior Ajay playing opposite them, and Senegalese Al-Yud Yang leading the attack, after his preference over Marwan Mohsen due to the speed factor.

Mosimane warned my defenders Ahly From the danger of the Wydad attack quartet Walid Al-Karti, Ismail Al-Haddad, Badi Awok and Kazadi Kasengo, calling on the midfielders to help the defense to stop the danger of the Moroccan team’s attackers before reaching the red-dangerous areas.

The Al-Ahly delegation traveled last Tuesday afternoon, heading to Casablanca to enter a closed camp in preparation for the upcoming match against Wydad.

Al-Ahly’s list to Morocco included: Mohamed El-Shennawy, Ali Lotfi, Mustafa Schubert, Mahmoud Wahid, Ayman Ashraf, Yasser Ibrahim, Mohamed Hani, Ahmed Fathy, Amr Al-Soulia, Aliou Diang, Hamdi Fathi, Mohamed Magdy Afsha, Junior Ajayi, Saleh Jumaa, Hussein Al-Shahat, Ahmed Al-Sheikh, Walid Suleiman, Mahmoud Kahraba and Marwan Mohsen and Aliou Badji, the Tunisian Ali Maaloul and the Angolan Giraldo.