Seifeddine Jaziri delivered another crucial performance as Zamalek advanced in the CAF Confederation Cup with a 1-0 victory over Somalia’s Dekedda in the second leg.
The Tunisian forward continued his fine form, finding the net for a second consecutive game in the competition.
His decisive goal came in the 36th minute when he calmly converted a penalty to give Zamalek full control of the tie.
Jaziri had already made an impact in the first leg, scoring during Zamalek’s emphatic 6-0 win in Cairo.
His contribution in the return fixture sealed the Egyptian side’s smooth passage to the next round.
The 31-year-old striker displayed sharp positioning and composure throughout the match, leading Zamalek’s attacking line with authority.
His goal ensured that the visitors maintained their dominance, even with Dekedda pushing to restore pride in front of their home fans.
Despite a determined effort from the Somali team, Zamalek controlled possession and dictated the tempo.
Their midfield partnership provided steady support for Jaziri, who remained a constant threat in the final third.
Zamalek’s victory reaffirmed their strong start to this year’s Confederation Cup campaign.
The Egyptian giants have made their intentions clear as they seek to reclaim continental success under their current technical setup.
The win also adds confidence to the squad ahead of their upcoming domestic fixtures. Jaziri’s continued scoring form will be crucial as Zamalek aim to maintain consistency across all competitions.
With two goals in as many matches, the Tunisian striker has proven instrumental in Zamalek’s progress.
His experience and precision in front of goal underline his importance to the club’s ambitions both in Egypt and on the African stage.
