Belouizdad youth coach is optimistic about overcoming the obstacle of Port Saidi – New Algeria

The coach of the Belouizdad youth team, Sayed Ramovic, expressed his optimism about returning with winning points from his home host, the Egyptian club Port Saidi, which he will meet next Saturday, in the first leg of the quarter-finals of the African Confederation Cup.

Next Saturday, March 14, Al-Shabab will host Port Saidi in the first leg of the Confederation Cup quarter-finals. Before the scheduled return match at Nelson Mandela Stadium in Baraki, on Saturday the 21st of the same month.

In a lengthy interview, he spoke about it The official website of the Confederation of African Football “Enough,” Ramovic explained, as his team is preparing with great focus for this confrontation. Which is expected to be difficult and tactically rich.

The Belouizdad youth coach also praised the strength of Port Saidi, describing it as an organized team that has a lot of quality in its formation, and that it is strong offensively.

Regarding the keys to victory, Ramovic responded: “Controlling the match will be important, given that managing transitions well. Maintaining the appropriate distances between the lines, controlling the spaces between the midfield and the defense, and remaining cohesive as a team are essential elements.”

He continued: “In addition to this relationship between time and space, it is crucial. The team that manages these moments best, whether with or without the ball, will have the advantage, and in the end, we will try to impose our format and way of playing, but always with control and discipline.”

Ramovic talks about the Port Saidi coach

And he spoke RamovicOn the authority of Al-Masry coach of Port Said, Nabil El-Kouki, who knows Belouizdad’s youth well due to his previous supervision of the team. He stressed that he has great respect for the Tunisian technician, who has continental experience and knows the Confederation Cup well.

The return match between the two teams will be held on Saturday, March 21, at Nelson Mandela Stadium in Baraki. Regarding the advantage of receiving his team in the return match, the German technician said: “Playing the return match in our stadium can give us additional energy. Chabab Belouizdad fans also create a strong atmosphere. This may be an important factor in decisive moments.”

He added, “But in knockout matches we always think about the confrontation over 180 minutes, so the first match is also important in terms of balance and control.”

The winner of the match between Al-Masry Club of Port Said and CS Belouizdad will meet the winner of the match between Congolese Otoho Club and Zamalek of Egypt.

The semi-final matches will be held between April 10 and 12 (back) and April 17 and 19 (back), with the final being held in a home-and-away format in May.