RSB will cross swords this Sunday from 8 pm at the Berkane municipal stadium with the Algerian team of Constantine for the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup semi-finals.
A particular match which, under no circumstances, should exceed its sporting framework and whose stakes must absolutely be limited to a qualification for the final of the continental C2. To do this, the Berkane team, double winner of the event and which will perform in front of its public, knowing that this confrontation will be played to a full house, is required to negotiate this stage well and force a victory with a convincing score in order to approach the second leg, scheduled for the 27th of the current month at the Chahid Hamlaoui stadium in Constantine, in good spirits.
Note that this match will be refereed by the Libyan referee Moataz Ibrahim, crowned best African referee for the previous sports season. He will be assisted by his compatriot Attia Essa Amsaad and the Tunisian Khalil Hassani.
As for the other semi-final of this CAF Cup, it will also take place on Sunday and will pit the Tanzanian club Simba against its South African counterpart Stellenbosch.
Furthermore, this weekend will also see the scheduling of matches for the first leg of the Champions League semi-finals, a round where the competition will be a matter between South African and Egyptian clubs. Thus, Saturday from 2 pm, Mamelodi Sundowns will be put to the tough test of Al Ahly of Egypt, while the other confrontation will pit Orlando Pirates against Pyramids.
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A particular match which, under no circumstances, should exceed its sporting framework and whose stakes must absolutely be limited to a qualification for the final of the continental C2. To do this, the Berkane team, double winner of the event and which will perform in front of its public, knowing that this confrontation will be played to a full house, is required to negotiate this stage well and force a victory with a convincing score in order to approach the second leg, scheduled for the 27th of the current month at the Chahid Hamlaoui stadium in Constantine, in good spirits.
Note that this match will be refereed by the Libyan referee Moataz Ibrahim, crowned best African referee for the previous sports season. He will be assisted by his compatriot Attia Essa Amsaad and the Tunisian Khalil Hassani.
As for the other semi-final of this CAF Cup, it will also take place on Sunday and will pit the Tanzanian club Simba against its South African counterpart Stellenbosch.
Furthermore, this weekend will also see the scheduling of matches for the first leg of the Champions League semi-finals, a round where the competition will be a matter between South African and Egyptian clubs. Thus, Saturday from 2 pm, Mamelodi Sundowns will be put to the tough test of Al Ahly of Egypt, while the other confrontation will pit Orlando Pirates against Pyramids.
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