Ayman Mosharafa, Egypt's ambassador to Algeria, confirmed that the Zamalek and Mouloudia match, scheduled for Saturday evening, will be a landmark Arab summit in the history of the two clubs, given the tyrannical masses enjoyed by each team and its long history, which was reflected in the media interest in the match.
The Egyptian ambassador to Algeria added, in televised statements to the Ontime Stadium program, on Ontime Sports: "The Mouloudia team is 11th in the league table, but it is one of the big teams here."
"The Mouloudia team is in the 11th place in the league table, but it is one of the big teams here, but there is high morale on the part of Zamalek club, and the team is determined to win," Mosharafa continued.
In a related context, Dr. Mohamed Osama, head of the medical staff of the first football team at Zamalek Club, announced that the medical swab was negative for the team’s mission yesterday upon arrival in Algeria, as the entire mission personnel were subjected to a swab upon the arrival of the plane at Algiers airport to ensure the safety of everyone.
The team is preparing to meet Mouloudia Algeria tomorrow, Saturday, in the fifth round of the group stage matches of the African Champions League, which will be held at the July 5 stadium.
Zamalek had participated in his training this morning at the stadium of July 5, and the technical apparatus focused on the physical side at the beginning of the training, after which the team practiced with the ball, and the technical staff divided the players into two groups, and each group performed exercises with the ball from one touch.
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