Al Ahly’s Super Goalkeeper Keeps a Clean Sheet Against Mazembe!

Mustafa Shobeir, the goalkeeper of the Egyptian Al Ahly team, was not content with merely preventing the attack of the Congolese Mazembe, but he stood out notably in keeping his goal clean during the first leg of the semi-finals of the African Champions League last Saturday. Despite the intense pressure exerted by the host team, Al Ahly managed to achieve a goalless draw, and from there, Shobeir’s crucial role in this achievement stands out.

Shobeir showed his creativity and great readiness to take responsibility, as he faced the ball in decisive moments, including his defense against two penalty kicks, which are not considered easy in any way. Not only that, but he touched the ball more than 40 times during the match, which shows his activity and constant presence on the field.

The precise passes he made reached 28 passes, including 11 correct passes, which confirms his ability to distribute the play effectively and accurately. He did not stop at that, but he passed 26 long balls, succeeded in directing 9 of them correctly, which highlights his good vision of the game and his ability to create opportunities for his team.

On the defensive level, Shobeir did not show any weakness, on the contrary, he was ready for every challenge he faced, and he succeeded in avoiding mistakes and defending against threats with all strength and stability. This was not a coincidence, but he continued to provide a distinguished performance during his career in the league, where he kept his goal clean in six matches, and succeeded in defending a total of 27 balls with a success rate of 100%, according to a report by the “Sofascore” website specialized in statistics, which is an achievement that highlights his great impact in his team’s defense and his great confidence in his goal.

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