The Sudanese Crescent threatened to resort to the International Federation of Football Associations "FIFA,Football,Soccer" Regarding the crisis about his upcoming fateful match against Al-Ahly of Egypt, which will determine the qualifier for the quarter-finals of the African Champions League.
Al-Hilal sent a new letter to the Confederation of African Football "CAF" He published his details on the club’s account on Twitter, today, Monday, indicating that he had submitted 3 proposals regarding the match scheduled to be held in Cairo Stadium next April 1. The first is to hold the match without an audience, or to hold it with a specific number of fans, or with the Sudanese club’s right to obtain 5% of the money. stadium capacity.
The Sudanese club concluded its statement via Twitter by saying that it is still in contact with "CAF" And if the African Union does not fulfill its duty, according to his opinion, the club will address FIFA,Football,Soccer,Football,Soccer, supported by all videos of hate speech and threats translated into more than one language, according to the statement.
Al-Ahly needs to win 1-0, or by a difference of two goals, to accompany the South African Sun Downs and qualify for the quarter-finals, while a tie will be sufficient for Al-Hilal to ensure passage to the next round.
Sun Downs leads the group with 11 points and is one point ahead of Al-Hilal, second in the ranking. Al-Ahly comes in third place with 7 points, while the Cameroonian Cotton Club is in last place without points.
A few days ago, Al-Hilal announced that it had decided to address "CAF" regarding what he described "Threats issued by the Egyptian Al-Ahly fans" He said in a statement on his Facebook page, according to Reuters: "The council decided to address CAF through the club’s general secretary and to attach all the videos issued by Al-Ahly fans against Al-Hilal, which call for broadcasting and spreading hate speech.".
added "The club urges the Continental Union to take all measures that preserve and ensure the safety of the Crescent mission and its fans, from arrival to Cairo until departure".
After the first match in Khartoum, Al-Ahly filed a complaint about his exposure "for frequent transgressions" From Al-Hilal Club and its fans, saying that its host "He did not commit to holding the match without a public presence due to lack of safety conditions in the stadium, and more than a thousand fans were allowed to attend the match".
Al-Ahly accused a member of the medical staff of Al-Hilal "Assaulting human rights defender Mohamed Abdel Moneim with a medical device" Adding that this person "He continued on the bench despite being expelled from the referee, and tried to attack the goalkeeper and captain of Al-Ahly, Muhammad Al-Shennawi, after the end of the match". Members of the host club’s administrative staff were also charged "By assaulting (substitute goalkeeper) Ali Lotfi and (midfielder) Hamdi Fathi".
