JS Kabylie Club imposed a positive draw against its host, Mouloudia Algiers, in the confrontation that brought together the two teams at the July 5 Olympic Stadium in the matches of the twelfth round of the professional tournament.
The Mouloudia Algiers team was able to demonstrate its dominance in the first stage of the match, which ended in favor of coach Patrice Baumel’s cubs with an unanswered goal.
In the second stage, JS Kabylie coach Rui Almeida played some winning cards, which enabled his team to score the equalizer in the 89th minute.
The match referee announced the end of this match with the result of a positive draw, between Mouloudia Algiers and JS Kabylie, with a goal in each net.
In light of this result, the Mouloudia Algiers team has 29 points in first place, while JS Kabylie in 11th place has increased to 15 points.
The supporters of the Mouloudia Algiers team created wonderful artistic paintings in the July 5 Olympic Stadium through songs and chants, in addition to the “tifo” that the supporters raised before the start of the match.
“Chenawa” fans began to steal the spotlight in every match the team played, especially at the 5 July Stadium.
Coach Patrice Boummel’s men were not defeated in their tenth consecutive match, while Al-Shabab did not win for the second time in a row.
In another match, USM Khenchela returned with a valuable victory (0-1) against the host team, JS Saoura.
The stadium of August 20, 1955, in Bechar, hosted the stages of this confrontation, under the management of the arena’s referee, Yahya Dahar.
The only goal for Al-Ittihad in this match was scored by defender Osama Qaddour in the 72nd minute, raising his score to two signatures.
Ittihad Khenchela won its second successive victory, while CS Saoura fell into the trap of their first loss within the rules this season.
This round witnessed the organization of five matches on Friday evening, while the match between CS Belouizdad and its guest, MC Bayadh, was postponed until February 4th.
2024-01-06 19:56:56
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