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A big fight broke out between the players of the two teams after fans threw a sharp object at the player Al-ahly Mahmoud Hassan TrezeetWhich led to a few conflicts between the players when they got the weapon before it happened.
The football director of Al-Ahly, Walid Salah, who intervened after the Egyptian team took the machine, to give it back to the players… Royal soldiers He caught him quickly and left the field in trouble.
The second half of the testimony continued against the fans of the Amoccan group to Refelan’s decisions, where they throw many bottles in the field, especially in the last minutes of the game, which causes chaos inside the green rectangle.
At the end of the ally, the team’s players were surprised by throwing balls from the Moroccan side in the field to Duo Ahdd and themaur, trying to stop the riots before it happened.
Conflicting Purpose
In terms of results, the match ended in a draw, with either team Royal soldiers Through Mohirsen Bourkika in the first half, before preparing for Al-Ahly in the second half.
Even the royal soldiers were not without concern, as the coin came to touch the arm of al-Ahly, which was tied behind, which was tied after the acceptance of the fist.
At the time of his death, more than three royal players entered the area, before the fight, which led to the analysis of the illegal attack that must have been left.
Perfect fit
The Danish coach of Al-Ahly in Egypt, Toropo Torland, has been affected by 1
Torop said in the press conference after the end: “I said before that it would be difficult, and we faced the tension as we were, and in the end the match ended.”
Coachian Coachi added: “It didn’t happen to us that we were beaten because it wasn’t premeditated. I also spoke clearly.
As a result, the Egyptian team led the group with 4 points in Africa that they have problems, who are tied at home by JS Kabylie. The Moroccan team came with one point, ahead of the Algerian team on goal, under the spotlight.
