Egyptian football giants, Al Ahly, have cemented their dominance in African club football by clinching their 12th TotalEnergies CAF Champions League title, Owosports.com.ng report.
The Egyptian defeated Tunisia’s Esperance Sportive 1-0 at the Cairo International Stadium on Saturday to mark their fourth consecutive title, solidifying their position as the continent’s top team.
The win was a testament to Al Ahly’s exceptional defensive prowess, as they concluded the campaign with the best defensive record, conceding just a single goal throughout the season. The team’s impressive form saw them go 20 matches unbeaten in the TotalEnergies CAF Champions League.
The decisive match was played at a high intensity, with both teams creating scoring opportunities. Al Ahly’s sole goal came courtesy of an unfortunate own goal by Roger Aholou in the 4th minute. Esperance pushed hard for an equalizer, with chances falling to TKA and Yan Sasse, but ultimately failed to find the back of the net.
Al Ahly’s players showcased their skill and determination, with Emam Ashour and Afsha coming close to scoring additional goals. The team’s experience and solid defense ultimately secured their victory, as they were crowned champions of Africa in front of their home fans.
This historic win marks a new milestone in Al Ahly’s illustrious history, further solidifying their reputation as the most successful team in African club football.
