Late drama! Al Masry held by CR Belouizdad in thrilling Confederation Cup clash
A last-minute equalizer denies Al Masry victory against CR Belouizdad in the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup quarterfinal.
Al Masry SC was held to a 1-1 draw against Algeria’s CR Belouizdad in the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup quarterfinal at the Suez Stadium. ⚽🔥
The match began cautiously, with both teams focusing on defensive organization to avoid conceding an early goal that could change the course of the game. 🛡️
Al Masry relied mainly on quick counterattacks, while CR Belouizdad attempted to control possession and build their attacks from midfield. Despite several attempts, the first half ended goalless with limited clear chances. ⏱️
Early in the second half, Al Masry increased their attacking pressure and managed to win a penalty in the 55th minute.
Striker Salah Mohsen stepped up and confidently converted the penalty, giving Al Masry the lead and sparking celebrations among the players and fans. 🎯⚽
After conceding, CR Belouizdad pushed forward aggressively in the closing minutes as Al Masry dropped deeper to defend their advantage.
In the first minute of stoppage time, Lotfi Bousouar scored a dramatic equalizer after capitalizing on defensive confusion inside the box, securing a valuable away draw for the Algerian side. 😱⚽
The result complicates Al Masry’s mission ahead of the return leg in Algeria, as CR Belouizdad can qualify with a goalless draw or any victory.
Al Masry will aim to deliver a strong performance away from home in order to keep their hopes alive of reaching the semifinals of the continental competition. 🌍🏆
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