CS Belouizdad and USM Alger get to know their rivals tomorrow, Tuesday – New Algeria

Algeria’s representatives in the CAF Confederation Cup, CS Belouizdad and USM Algiers, will get to know their opponents in the quarter-finals, tomorrow, Tuesday.

And it will be held Lottery drawing process For the quarter-finals of the African Champions League and African Confederation Cup competitions, at the CAF headquarters, the Egyptian capital, Cairo, tomorrow, Tuesday, starting at 12 o’clock Algeria time, according to what the continental body reported on its official website.

And he reached Representing Algeria In the Confederation Cup, the quarter-finals of this continental competition in style and performance after they finished the group stage at the top of their groups, after holding the matches of the sixth and final round, the day before yesterday, Saturday and yesterday, Sunday.

In the first group, the Algerian team tied with the Moroccan club Safi (0-0) in the match that took place on Saturday evening at the “July 5” Olympic Stadium, in Algiers, in a result that enabled the “red and black” team to top the group standings with a total of 14 points, followed in second place by its competitor in this round (second place with 13 points).

CS Belouizdad and USM Alger are in the lead

In the third group, CS Belouizdad topped the standings with 15 points after defeating the Congolese Otoho Association club 2-1 (9 points) in the match played yesterday evening, Sunday, at the Nelson Mandela Stadium in Baraki, Algiers.

The Algerian representatives have the advantage of playing by their rules in the second leg of the quarter-finals.

In the CAF Champions League, Algeria’s representatives, JS Kabylie and Mouloudia Algiers, were unable to advance beyond the group stage.

The Mouloudia Algiers team was eliminated after losing the day before yesterday evening, Saturday, in its trip to South Africa, against the host, Mamelodi Sundowns, with a score of 2-0 for the third group.

After this last round of the group stage, Al-Hilal of Sudan (11 points) and Mamelodi Sundowns (9 points) qualified for the quarter-finals, while Mouloudia Algiers (7 points) and Saint-Ilois Lubobo (5 points) left the competition early.

The same fate befell the youth club, Al-Maqsa, since the fifth round, which was defeated yesterday, Sunday, by its host, Young Africans of Tanzania, with a score of 3-0 in the second group.