Marcel Koller, the Swiss head coach of Al Ahly club, will hold a meeting with his coaching staff tomorrow, Sunday, to discuss the team’s program for the trip to Ghana for the match against Medeama in the CAF Champions League.
The Al Ahly delegation, led by Mohamed El-Garhi, arrived in Cairo this morning, Saturday, coming from Algeria after playing a match against CR Belouizdad in the fourth round of the group stage of the CAF Champions League.
Swiss coach Marcel Koller is working on correcting the technical mistakes made by his players during the match against CR Belouizdad, as part of the fourth round of the group stage of the CAF Champions League, which took place yesterday, Friday, and ended in a goalless draw.
Al Ahly drew 0-0 with CR Belouizdad at the July 5 Stadium in a postponed match from the fourth round of the CAF Champions League.
For the first time since the 2012-2013 season, Al Ahly has drawn in three consecutive matches in the CAF Champions League.
For the third consecutive season, Al Ahly has only secured one win in the first three rounds of the group stage of the CAF Champions League.
Al Ahly raised its tally to 6 points at the top of the group standings, followed by Young Africans and CR Belouizdad with 5 points each, while Medeama ranks bottom of the group with 4 points.
Koller hopes to correct the technical mistakes made by his players to avoid repeating them in the match against Medeama FC of Ghana in the CAF Champions League, scheduled for next Friday evening in the fifth round of the African group stage.
The technical staff of Al Ahly, led by Swiss coach Marcel Koller, rejected the idea of traveling directly from Algeria to Ghana, preferring to return to Cairo first.
The Red Devils are preparing to face Medeama FC of Ghana scheduled for next Friday at 6:00 PM in Ghana in the fifth round of the African group stage.
The Egyptian Professional Football League announced the postponement of the match between Al Ahly and Talae El-Geish in the thirteenth round, which was scheduled for next Monday, February 19th, at the Military College Stadium, to a later date due to Al Ahly’s African commitments.
