Egyptian giants will try to defend a two-goal advantage in the African Champions League
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane’s pet hate has always been opponents who come to defend.
But if Mosimane thinks he has seen all versions of defending away from home‚ he will probably have not seen anything like the fleet of buses the Egyptian giants Al Ahly are likely to park in front of their goal when they attempt to defend a two-goal advantage in the African Champions League at the weekend.
The Egyptians have a long‚ successful history of holding on to leads in continental club competition ties, and will probably use every trick in the book as they seek to hold on to their lead at Lucas Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville on Saturday. Al Ahly’s determination to extract revenge for 2019’s 5-1 aggregate mauling at the hands of Sundowns is reflected in their approach to Saturday’s second leg.
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