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RABAT, July 26 (KUNA) – The draw for the Mohammed VI Cup for the Arab Champion Clubs (2019-2020) took place on Saturday in the presence of the President of the Arab Football Confederation, Mohammed Rouhouh, the Moroccan Minister of Youth and Sports, student and Arab club delegations.
The draw resulted in strong confrontations such as the match between Kuwaiti club al-Salmiya and the Iraqi Air Force club.
The draw attracted the Kuwaiti Arab club facing the Egyptian Confederation of Alexandria and Kuwaiti club Kuwait facing its Iraqi police.
Among the most prominent games that sparked this draw were the Jordanian youth against ES Sahel and the Syrian army against (Nouadhibou) Mauritanian and Sudanese against Morocco's Wydad and Ismaili against to Egyptian Benghazi Libyan and Oman's victory over the UAE Island and the Lebanese side of the face of Esperance Algeria facing Dhofar Oman and l 39; Moroccan hope facing the Palestinian crescent of Jerusalem.
In a statement to the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) after the results of the draw, the vice president of the Arab Club of Kuwait said: "These results are evidence of violent clashes, while d & # 39; others have balanced themselves, especially for the Arab club. "
He expressed his hope that the Arab club gets positive results in this Arab championship, in which participate the best and strongest Arab clubs.
For its part, the secretary-general of the Arab Football Federation, Raja Allah Al-Salami, said in a statement to KUNA on the sidelines of the announcement of the draw results that he was proud of & # 39; 39, organize this tournament among the Arab clubs, stressing that he was a pledge of the success of his goals. Teams ".
"This Arab tournament, which is called the Mohammed VI Cup, is a continuation of previous sessions and a dedication to the pursuit of excellence aimed at establishing the strongest competitions."
The previous version, dubbed the name of the Zayed Cup of Champions Clubs, had been crowned by ES Sahel after defeating Al Hilal 2-1.
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