Thursday 10/Apr/2025 – 09:43 PM
Achieve a team Union Alexandria is a deserved victory over the Mali Stadium team with a score of 91-68 in the fourth round of the African Champions League basketball qualifiers “Bal 2025”, which is currently held in the Moroccan capital Rabat and will continue until April 13.
The Alexandria Federation achieves a deserved victory over the Mali Stadium in the Champions League qualifiers
Al -Ittihad’s victory came to strengthen its position in the top of the Calcary Group ranking, which includes the Moroccan Fath Al -Rabati, Mali Stadium, and the Nigerian Hubers.
The Alexandrian Federation player, “Ding Ding”, starred in the match, to crown the match man’s award.
The team continues its successful career in the championship after its victory in the last round over the Nigerian Rivers Hubers 100-80, while he opened his career in the championship with a deserved victory over the Moroccan Rabati Al-Rabati with a score of 71-60, then defeated the Mali Stadium in the second round with a score of 72-69.
With these results, the Alexandrian Federation became in a very strong position to qualify for the final rounds of the tournament, as the team, the first and second place, qualifies from each group, in addition to the two best teams in third place.
Al -Thaghr leader is running the championship with a strong list that includes a constellation of the most prominent players, headed by Ali Ahmed, Ahmed Adel, Mohamed Taha, Youssef Shousha, Ahmed Abu Al -Ela, Youssef Shehata, Anas Osama, Omar Talaat, Label Vinielis, Ding Deng, Magk Ding, Gurg Ling, and Matong Marwell.
It is noteworthy that the African Basketball Champions League Bal has distinguished media coverage through On Sport channels, under the auspices of the United Sports Company, which owns the rights to broadcast the matches of the Alexandrian Federation team in the fifth edition of the tournament.
This step comes within the framework of the company’s efforts to support Egyptian sports, and provide professional sports content that meets the aspirations of the Egyptian and Arab audience.
