Al Masry SC delivered a thrilling performance, securing a 2-0 win against Tanzanian side Simba SC in the first leg of the African Confederation Cup quarter-finals on Wednesday at the New Suez Stadium.
The Egyptian club took a significant step toward the semi-finals with this convincing victory, igniting excitement among fans and players alike.
The scoring opened in the 16th minute when Al-Masry’s Algerian star Abdel Rahim Djemoum found the net, setting the tone for the match. The second goal came late, with Nigerian substitute John Ebuka sealing the deal in the 89th minute. Ebuka, who entered the game in the 78th minute for Salah Mohsen, wasted no time making an impact.
Led by Tunisian coach Anis Boujelbene, Al Masry showcased their determination and skill, leaving them in a strong position ahead of the return leg.
The team now heads to Tanzania next Wednesday, aiming to maintain their momentum and secure a spot in the semi-finals a feat they last achieved in 2018. Fans are buzzing with hope as Al Masry’s campaign heats up.
