African players: Pyramids and Financial Square qualify, and Esperance lose

And so A place to play money The Egyptian group followed, after defeating its guest Esperance Tunis 1-0 in Bamako in Group Four.

And inside The pyramids Top of Group A after defeating Rivers United by one goal to win by four goals at the Godswill Akabio Stadium in Uyo City.

The Pyramids team raised their score to 13, followed by… Berkane Renaissance Morocco has seven points, Power Dynamos of Zambia is third with seven points, and Rivers is fourth with one point.

The home team started strongly, despite the Egyptian team’s attempts, and Stephane Manio was able to give them the lead with a powerful shot from outside the penalty area following a free kick, which hit the left side of the Egyptian goal in the 32nd minute.

The mood of the game changed in the second half, when the heavenly team took full control, matching Mostafa Fathi’s fake shot following Mostafa Zico’s pass in the 53rd minute.

Marwan Hamdy gave Croatian coach Krunoslav Jurcic’s team the lead with a penalty in the 77th minute.

In his first match with the Pyramids, young Jordanian substitute Odeh Al Fakhoury scored the Egyptian team’s third goal with a powerful shot following Nasser Maher’s pass in the 88th minute.

Nasser Maher completed the Pyramids scoring with a close range goal, following Mahmoud Zalaka’s header in the 90th minute + 1.

Esperance suffered a painful loss to their hosts, Stade Mali, with a clean sheet at the March 26 Stadium in Bamako.

The only goal of the game was scored by Daouda Coulibaly in the 54th minute, a goal that the hosts kept until the final whistle, despite Bab Souika’s repeated attempts to come back and equalize.

Maliya’s team has raised its score to 11 points, and has reached the quarterfinals, while Bab Souika’s team is in second place with six points, the same as Atletico de Luanda from Angola, third, and Simba from Tanzania, fourth with one point.

Esperance, led by coach Maher El Kenzari, will host the Angolan team next week at the Hamadi Al-Aqrabi stadium in Brades, in a crucial match to determine the second place in the group and reach the quarter-finals.

time Mamelodi Sundowns South Africa played against its secretary, Yann Iloa Lububo of the Democratic Republic of Congo, with 1-1, in Lubumbashi, in the third group.

The hosts quickly took the lead through Henok Mulia in the 19th minute, and Jayden Adams equalized for Sundowns in the 55th minute.

It will be released Sudanese Crescent The teams have eight points, ahead of the Algerian team Mouloudia Algiers in second place with seven points, Mamelodi in third place with 6 points, Saint-Elois in fourth place with five points.

Next week, in the final, Al Hilal will face Saint-Elois in Kigali, while Mouloudia will visit Sundowns in Pretoria in a tough meeting.