“Arab summit”.. The ambition of the Jeddah Federation collides with Al-Ahly’s experience in the Club World Cup.. In your opinion, who will prevail
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Arab Summit: The Jeddah Federation’s ambition clashes with Al-Ahly’s experience in the Club World Cup. Who do you think has the upper hand?
The Radiant Jewel Stadium will host an Arab summit between the Saudi Jeddah Club and its Egyptian counterpart, Al-Ahly, on Friday evening, in the second round of the 2023 Club World Cup.
The Tigers team defeated its New Zealand competitor, Auckland City, 3-0, in the first round, setting up a match with the Red Giants team, champions of the African Champions League last season.
The ambition of the Jeddah Club collides with the experience of Al-Ahly Club, which is participating in the Club World Cup for the ninth time in history.
The Tigers team relies on the capabilities of its players, specifically its foreign professionals, Karim Benzema, Ahmed Hegazy, N’Golo Kante, Fabinho and others, while the “Red Giants” team relies on its experience gained from its previous appearance in the tournament.
The Saudi Roshen League champion had previously met the African Championship champion in the Club World Cup, in 2005, and then the Jeddah Club won with a clean goal, scored by Mohamed Nour.
Expectations vary regarding which team can resolve the conflict in its favor, so what do you think?
The Radiant Jewel Stadium will host an Arab summit between the Saudi Jeddah Club and its Egyptian counterpart, Al-Ahly, on Friday evening, in the second round of the 2023 Club World Cup.
The Tigers team defeated its New Zealand competitor, Auckland City, 3-0, in the first round, setting up a match with the Red Giants team, champions of the African Champions League last season.
The ambition of the Jeddah Club collides with the experience of Al-Ahly Club, which is participating in the Club World Cup for the ninth time in history.
The Tigers team relies on the capabilities of its players, specifically its foreign professionals, Karim Benzema, Ahmed Hegazy, N’Golo Kante, Fabinho and others, while the “Red Giants” team relies on its experience gained from its previous appearance in the tournament.
The Saudi Roshen League champion had previously met the African Championship champion in the Club World Cup, in 2005, and then the Jeddah Club won with a clean goal, scored by Mohamed Nour.
Expectations vary regarding which team can resolve the conflict in its favor, so what do you think?