Al Zamalek Books Its Qualification Ticket to the Confederation Cup Final!

On a night full of excitement and adrenaline, the Egyptian team Al Zamalek managed to qualify for the final of the African Confederation Cup after achieving a resounding victory at the Dreams Stadium in Ghana. With this big win of three goals to none, the Egyptian team shone and excelled in achieving the victory that came with varied efforts and team harmony on the pitch.

At the beginning of the match, Dreams team’s attempts to control the game and score goals were apparent, but Al Zamalek’s goalkeeper Mohamed Awad refused to let their attempts bear fruit, and brilliantly repelled their powerful shots. On the other hand, Al Zamalek’s player Saif Al Jaziri wasted a clear goal opportunity after being alone with Dreams’ goal.

As time passed, Al Zamalek was able to control the game and score decisive goals, where the Tunisian Hamza El Mathlouthi opened the scoring for Al Zamalek in the twelfth minute after a skillful pass inside the penalty area. After that, the Beninese player Samson Akinola continued to score the second goal for Al Zamalek in the twenty-seventh minute after a pass from Mustafa Shalabi and skillfully shot it into the opponent’s goal.

In the second half, Al Zamalek continued its continuous attack and succeeded in scoring the third goal through Mustafa Shalabi after a wonderful pass from Saif Al Jaziri, which confirmed its superiority and control over the match. With this resounding victory, Al Zamalek booked its seat in the final for the second time in its history, confirming its distinction and strength in the African Confederation Cup competition.

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