The Egyptian security services have finished their preparations to secure the football match between the two clubs, Al-Ahly of Egypt and Al-Hilal of Sudan, which will be held at nine (Cairo time) this evening (Saturday) at Cairo International Stadium, in the last round of the group stage of the African Champions League, which is receiving the attention of millions of fans. Egyptian Al-Ahly Club.
The security crews of the Cairo Security Directorate formed security teams to secure the entry of the masses, the corridors of the players and the arbitration staff, and the security refuses to allow the fans to enter the match except for holders of tickets for the meeting, and the Cairo Security Directorate has taken strict security measures around the area surrounding Cairo Stadium in all respects to secure the match, where security services have been deployed. At all the entrances leading to the Cairo International Stadium, with various types of investigations, central security and guard dogs, to search the fans who will attend the match, and to prevent the entry of any prohibited items that are forbidden to enter the stands.
Al-Ahly of Egypt is in third place in the second group, with 7 points behind the South African Sun Downs, the leader, with 11 points, the Sudanese Crescent with 10 points, and finally the Cameroonian cotton without points, and Al-Ahly needs to win today’s match by any result or by a difference of two goals if goals are received, to ensure Ascension to the quarter-finals of the African Champions League, while Al-Ahly club announced the approval of the security authorities for its official request for the attendance of 50,000 spectators in the Sudanese Al-Hilal match, which will be held this evening.
Al-Ahly coach Marcel Koehler praised the position of the Al-Ahly club fans before the Sudanese Al-Hilal match, for their keenness to support their club in the decisive match, praising the massive crowd crowding into the match stadium.
It is expected that the Al-Ahly club will play the match with a formation consisting of Mohamed El-Shenawy in the goalkeeper, and in front of him Mohamed Abdel-Moneim, Yasser Ibrahim, Ali Maaloul and Mohamed Hani, and in the middle Aliu Diang and Amr Al-Souliya, and in the offensive line Ahmed Abdel-Qader, Mohamed Magdy Afshah, Mahmoud Abdel-Moneim (Kahraba) and Mohamed Sharif.
Mohamed Hefny (Cairo)