Mahmoud Hamdy, the Egyptian goalkeeper of Port Said, won the best player award in his team’s match against Al-Ahly, which was held within the framework of the 13th round of the Nile League. Mahmoud gave an outstanding performance as he was able to confront all the attacks launched by Al-Ahly players during the match, and thanks to his good goalkeeping skills, the team succeeded in keeping a clean sheet.
The match witnessed many missed opportunities by Al-Ahly, as the players missed the opportunity to score, and in the last moments of the match, Mahmoud Hamdy was able to save a penalty kick that would have given Al-Ahly victory, which led to the match ending in a goalless draw, and thus the two teams divided the points of the match.
With this result, Al-Ahly’s score increased to 23 points in the league competition table, while Al-Masry raised its score to 20 points. These statistics show the strong competition between the two teams in the tournament, which increases the fans’ passion for the Egyptian League and reflects the level of exciting technical performance.
On the other hand, Al-Ahly entered the match with a strong lineup, as the goalkeeper was Mohamed El-Shenawy, the defense included Mohamed Hani and Yasser Ibrahim, while the midfield consisted of Marwan Attia and Aliou Dieng, which demonstrates the reliance on a distinguished group of players capable of providing high performance.
As for Al-Masry, he also relied on his distinguished formation, as Mahmoud Hamdy excelled in goalkeeping, and the defense lineup included Ahmed Eid and Baher El-Mohamady, while the midfield revolved around the skills of Bonor Mugisha, which reflects the balance between defense and attack that the coach seeks to achieve positive results in the upcoming rounds.
