Amir Mortada Mansour, General Supervisor of Football at Zamalek Club, expressed his ability to qualify his team to the final of the African Champions League after defeating Moroccan hope with a result of three goals against a goal in the total of the two rounds.
Amir Mortada confirmed in television statements that the match against Raja was not normal, especially that the match was postponed more than once, explaining that his confidence in the white team players was great. To reach the African Final They are especially good at playing in big matches.-
The general supervisor of football in the Zamalek team said that he knew that the Moroccan Raja team had nothing to lose, pointing out that the white team players spoke with each other between the two halves and promised themselves to address the mistakes of the first half.
Amir Mortada Mansour accused the CAF Medical Committee of abuse against his team, saying: “The head of the medical committee spoke with the doctor of Zamalek and Ahmed Zahir in an inappropriate manner, and he was harassed and pressured and we were working on our account on all these things, and Fergani Sassi was threatening to miss the match of hope Because of surprising analyzes requested by the CAF Medical Committee. “
Amir Mortada concluded: “The medical apparatus has played a great role in preparing the injured players and we did not win the championship, and our goal is to obtain the title, and we respect any team that reaches the final, and facing Al-Ahly makes the motivation greater and the board of directors told me to close the team.”
Zamalek defeated Moroccan Raja by three goals to one goal, in the match that was held between them on Wednesday evening, at Cairo International Stadium, in the second leg of the semi-final round of the African Champions League, and Malango advanced to Moroccan Raja, and Ferjani Sassi scored a tie for Zamalek, then Mustafa Mohamed succeeded in snatching the winning goal. For Zamalek, Mustafa Mohamed strengthened Zamalek’s victory with a second goal for him and a third for his team, the first-leg match that brought the two teams together in Casablanca had ended with Zamalek winning with a clean goal scored by Ashraf bin Sharqi, and thus Zamalek qualified for the final match to meet Al-Ahly on November 27 at Burj Al Arab Stadium After Al-Ahly’s success in eliminating Morocco’s Wydad in the semi-finals.
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