The first football team of the Pyramids Club, at nine o’clock this evening, Sunday, plays a fateful and difficult match, when it faces its counterpart, Berkane al-Maghribi rises, at Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat in Morocco, in the final of the African Confederation, where both teams are looking for the title, especially since it will be the first A continental title in the history of Pyramids, “newborn,” as it will be the first championship to be crowned by the team. The Moroccan team is also looking to win the title and compensate for its loss in the last version against Zamalek, who won it.
The Pyramids team dreams of returning to Cairo, holding the Confederation Cup for the first time in its history, armed with the records it achieved outside the stadium in the tournament, where it won all eight matches that it fought away from home in this season’s edition of the Confederation Cup.
Pyramids relies on tonight’s confrontation in front of Nahdet Berkane on the services and experience of its leader Abdullah Al-Saeed, who won five African titles with his former club Al-Ahly. Al-Saeed’s season was very impressive after he recently joined a few players who scored more than 100 goals in the Egyptian Premier League to write for himself A distinguished history, alongside Ghanaian John Antwi, the chief scorer for foreign and Burkinabe Eric Traore and goalkeeper Mahdi Suleiman, and some elements that are among the most prominent keys to the heavenly team’s play, such as Ibrahim Hassan, who succeeded in the last match against Houria Conakry of Guinea in scoring the goal in the 74th minute, then Al-Saeed scored the goal The second in the 76th minute to win the Pyramids card to qualify for the final and face Berkane Al Maghribi, who qualified at the expense of Hassania Agadir by winning 2/1.
Pyramids is led by a coach with great experience as well, who is the Croatian Ante Cacic (66 years old), who joined the club last year after a long training career that saw him coach the Croatia national team in addition to many clubs, most notably the Croatian Dynamo Zagreb, the Slovenian Maribor and others, and Pyramids fought under the leadership of Cacic 32 games, winning In 21 of them, he lost 8 defeats and drew 3 times, and the Pyramids under the leadership of the Croatian coach conceded 24 goals while scoring 47 goals.
Cacic aspires to win the Confederation title, especially since Pyramids bid farewell since the days of the Egyptian Cup with a penalty shootout in favor of the Vanguards of the Army, while his position is still difficult to end his local season in the runner-up position for the African appearance in the new season after losing two points in a negative draw with Al-Ahly in the last round of the league competition.
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