The Football Association’s Competitions Committee decided to hold the Zamalek and Ismaili match in the 34th and final round of the league on October 26th, after the Confederation of African Football (CAF) decided to hold a return match between Zamalek and Moroccan Raja in the run-up to the African Champions League final, on November 1 instead of Next Saturday, as was scheduled, after 14 players from Morocco’s Raja were infected with the new Corona virus.
The committee also decided to continue the dates it had previously set for the round matches, which are October 29, 30 and 31, for the rest of the matches, provided that the schedule is announced in the coming hours.
Zamalek won the Moroccan Raja, in the match that brought the two teams together last Sunday night, in the semi-finals of the African Champions League, which was held at Mohammed V Stadium, in Casablanca, Morocco, and ended with the victory of the White with a goal without a response, which was scored by Ashraf bin Sharqi, Where the white team seeks to restore all its elements to play the second leg against Raja and cross the semi-finals in order to qualify for the African Champions League final and compete for the title absent from Castle Mitt Oqba since 2002, when it was directed for the fifth time in its history at the expense of Raja Casablanca.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced, through its official website, the postponement of the match between Zamalek and Morocco’s Raja Casablanca, until the first of next November, as part of the second leg of the semi-finals of the African Champions League competition.
“Kav” revealed that the Zamalek and Al-Raja match, which was scheduled to take place on the evening of tomorrow, Saturday, was postponed until the first of next November, provided that the final be on schedule, specifically the sixth of next November, and this came due to the infection of 14 players within the ranks of the Raja Casablanca team with a virus The new Corona (Covid 19), which made the Moroccan Ministry of Health refuse the team’s travel to Cairo.
And the past few days, there have been attempts by the Raja club to postpone the meeting due to the conditions that the green team is going through in terms of injuries, after the number of Corona cases rose to 14 players.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) confirmed that the Al-Ahly match will be held against Wydad in the second leg of the African Champions League semi-finals tomorrow, Friday, and stressed that the final match of the African Champions League will be held on the scheduled date of 6 November.
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