Al Ahly’s disappointing goalless draw against MC Belouizdad in the third round of the CAF Champions League group stage has left fans and analysts scrutinizing player performances, with midfielder Aliou Dieng coming under particular scrutiny for his lackluster display.
Despite Al Ahly’s dominance in possession, the team failed to capitalize on their opportunities, and Dieng’s performance has been singled out as a contributing factor to the stalemate.
According to global football statistics network “SofaScore,” Malian midfielder Aliou Dieng received the lowest rating among all Al Ahly players, with a meager score of 6.4 out of 10.
A closer look at Dieng’s performance reveals the following statistics:
- He touched the ball 42 times, indicating a limited influence on the game.
- His passing accuracy stood at 91%, showcasing decent precision in distribution.
- However, Dieng failed to create any key chances or deliver successful crosses throughout the match.
- He did not attempt any successful long balls nor register any shots on target.
- In aerial duels, Dieng won only 1 out of 11 challenges, highlighting a lack of aerial dominance.
- Additionally, he lost possession on 7 occasions, indicating susceptibility to pressure from the opposition.
- Dieng also committed 5 fouls, suggesting a degree of frustration or tactical indiscipline.
