Zamalek team will play its fifth confrontation, Friday evening, in the African Super Championship, when it faces its counterpart Club Espérance, at six in the evening, at the “Thani Bin Jassim Stadium” in Al Gharafa Club, in the Qatari capital, Doha.
1) Carteron’s hopes of harvesting the first title with white
French coach Cartier Zamalek team hopes to win over Esperance today to gain the confidence of the club management headed by Counselor Mortada Mansour, and the Zamalek fans are not convinced of Cartieron since his contract because of the poor level of the team in addition to fluctuating results between draws, defeat and a few victories since he took over from Serbian Meizhou.
Carteron maneuvers in today’s match through the quadruple attack, which are the attacking weapons on which the French depend to surprise the competitors, as Cartieron settled on most of the centers of the basic formation of the team, which includes: Muhammad Abu Jabal in guarding the goal in front of the quadrant Hazem Imam, Mahmoud Alaa, Mahmoud Al Wensh and Muhammad Abd Al-Shafi and midfield Tariq Hamid, Ferjani Sassi, and straight forward striker Mustafa Mohamed, and the attacking trio remain the password, as Carton differentiates between 4 players to choose 3 of them and they are Ashraf Bin Sharqi, Muhammad Onajim, Youssef Obama and Ahmed Syed Zizu, on the condition that Shikapala is a trump card on Dekha The replacements in the case Passing the medical test he will undergo this morning.
2) Learn about the match referee team
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has assigned the task of managing the Zamalek and Esperance match in the African Super Cup, scheduled for next Friday, to the South African referee, Victor Gomez, who has a long record with Egyptian football, whether at the club or national level..
3) The date of the match and the carrier channels
At 6 pm, the match kicks off and is scheduled to be broadcast on the BN Sport 1 channel
4) The list of Zamalek, who is locked in the meeting
Zamalek’s final list of the super figures, as follows..
1– Muhammad Abu Jabal
3– Tariq Hamed
4– Mahmoud Alaa
5– Mohammed Abdel-Ghani
7– Hazem Emam
10– Mahmoud Abdel Razek “Shikabala“
11– Yusuf Ibrahim, “Obama“
13– Ferjani Sassi
15th– Mustafa Mohammed
16– Mahmoud Abdel Rahim, “Jensh.”“
19– Mohammed Abdul Shafi
20– I supervise my East
22– Abdullah Juma
23– Islam Jaber
24– Mohamed Hassan
25– Ahmed Sayed “Zizou“
27– Mohamed Onajim
28- Mahmoud Hamdi Al-Wensh
The Frenchman, Patrice Cartier, the technical director of the Zamalek team, settled on the final features of the formation that Zamalek will play in the Tunisian Esperance match, and it is expected that Cartier will push a formation that includes both: “Mohamed Abu Jabal on goal guard, in front of him the quadrant Hazem Imam, Mahmoud Alaa, Mahmoud Al Wensh and Mohamed Abdel Al-Shafi, in the center Tariq Hamid and Ferjani Sassi, and in front of them are the trio of Al-Wasat, Ahmed Sayed Zizou, Obama, Ashraf bin Sharqi, and the forward striker Mustafa Muhammad.
5) The Tunisian Esperance list, which is going through the meeting
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) revealed the final list of Tunisian Esperance to compete in the African Super Cup, which was represented by 18 players, Moez Bin Sherifia, Rami Jaridi, in goal guarding, then Mohamed Ali Yaqoubi, Khalil Shammam, Sameh Derbali, Elias Shetty, Ihab Mubaraki, Abdel-Qader Badran, Kwame Bonsu, Fosani Coulibaly, Abdel-Raouf Bennget, Fadi Bin Shouf, Muhammad Ali Ramadan, Muhammad Ali Bin Hamouda, Bilal Bin Sahara, Ibrahim Uttara, Hamdo Al-Huni, Taha Yassin Khenisi.
It is expected that Esperance will play Al-Zamalek in a 4-2-3-1 game, with the formation being Moez Bin Sherifia, goalkeeper, then Elias Shetty, Shams Al-Din Al-Thawadi, Mohammed Ali Al-Yaqoubi, Sameh Al-Derbali, Fossini Coulibaly, and he is expected to play Esperance, Zamalek match, in a way played 4-2-3-1, with the formation to be Moez Bin Sherifia, goalkeeper, then Elias Shetty, Shams Al-Din Al-Thawadi, Muhammad Ali Al-Yaqoubi, Sameh Al-Derbali, Fossini Coulibaly, Abdel-Raouf Bin Ghaith, Hamdo Al-Huni, Muhammad Ali bin Hamouda, Muhammad Ali bin Ramadan, Taha Yassin al-Khunaissi.
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