3 Arab teams qualify for the African Champions League group stage

The Egyptians of Al Ahly have qualified for the knockout stages of the African Champions League, despite a 1-0 defeat against host Gema Aba Guevara at the 32nd stage of the continental competition.
Al-Ahly took advantage of a 2-0 first leg win at the Burj Al Arab Stadium in Alexandria and won the second round in the second round.

Didier Libre scored Jemaa Abe Guevara's only goal in the third minute of the calculated time instead of the first period, to give the Ethiopian team its first victory over Ahli in the history of the clashes of the day. Red team with Ethiopian clubs in African competitions.

Al-Ahly appeared modestly in the first period, while he was trying to take advantage of the vacant space for the defense of the Ethiopian team, which rushed indiscriminately for the first time. second-half attack, but offensive attempts by the Egyptian team have all failed due to the greed of its players.
Al-Ahly, who has an eight-time record win in the championship, who has lost the African title in the last two editions, is awaiting the draw for the group stage on Friday. African Confederation).

Tunisia's Al-Ittihad took on the same role despite losing 1-0 to Al Hilal.

The Tunisian team, crowned with the title in 1991, after winning the first leg 3/1, won 3/2 overall in the first leg.

Hussein Al-Greif scored the only goal in the fifth minute of the time calculated to replace the second half of the sentence.

Young Algerians Al Saoura have reached the group stage for the first time in their history, despite a 1-0 defeat of Morocco's Etihad Tangier.

The Algerian team won 2-0 to advance to the next round with a 2-1 win over both games.

Abdulkabir Al Wadi scored Tangier's only goal in the 47th minute.

Al-Nasr defeated Al-Nafer in the final stage of the group stage after losing 2-6 to host Houria Conakry in an exciting match.

The Libyan team did not take advantage of their 3-0 first leg win in Cairo, losing 5-6 overall in my strange comeback.

The Vita Club of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) joined the winners of the group with a 1-0 win over Lesotho champions Bantu.

The Vita Club, which lost the African Confederation Cup final to Raja Casablanca, a Moroccan, earlier this month, was rightfully imposed after beating the Bantu 4-1.

Vita was awarded the win to Njonda Mozinda, who scored the only goal in the 18th minute.

Tanzania, Simba, has qualified for the group stage by beating 3-1 at home against Zacana.

The first leg was a 2: 1 win over Nkana, with Tanzania taking 4-3 overall.

Nekana made a surprise in the 24th minute by Diego Abanini, while the Tanzanians responded by scoring two goals in the first half by Jonas Gerard and Midi Kagiri in the 34th and 45th minutes.

In the second half, Claus Chama scored Simba's precious goal in the 88th minute.