Al-Ahli of Egypt, the reigning champions, has a very difficult task in store for the Moroccan Raja of Casablanca on Friday in the second leg of the African Champions League quarter-final, while Esperance of Tunisia and Wydad of Morocco seem closest to qualifying for the round. out of four when they take ES Setif and Chabab Belouizdad respectively.
Al Ahly’s visit to the Mohammed V Stadium in Casablanca will not be easy, especially in the presence of the “green locust”, as Raja’s fans are called.
The second leg will take place under difficult conditions, in light of the great anger of Raja’s fans, which is why they consider the arbitrary injustice committed by their team in the first leg.
Raja played for about half an hour with ten players after referee Jean-Jacques Ndala of the Democratic Republic of the Congo sent off defender Marwan El Hadhoudi and he was awarded two penalties, one of which was controversial.
