Blaili leads the Tunisian Esperance for a new title

Algerian international striker Youssef Blaili led his Tunisian sports club Esperance to achieve a new title, the first with the beginning of the season 2025-2026.

Blaille scored the only goal of the meeting in the Tunisian Super Cup final, which brought Esperance at the Tunisian stadium on the ground of Hammadi Al -Aqrabi Stadium “Rades” in the capital, Tunis, on Sunday.

The desert warrior was behind his team getting a penalty kick, as he saw his shot towards the goal bounced in the hands of the opposing player.

Playli succeeded in converting the kick into a goal in the first half of the match.

Esperance, who included another Algerian player within his basic squad, was the international pivotal defender Mohamed Al -Amin Toghai; Maintaining its progress in the second half despite the repeated attempts of the Tunisian stadium attackers.

The snapshot that resulted in the penalty kick, which was zero, Hossam Boularas; A sensation after the confrontation is that many arbitration experts in Tunisia described it as the wrong decision.

The Tunisian Football Association did not depend on the video technology during the Super Cup final, which put forward many question marks.

It is noteworthy that the task of conducting the Federal Arbitration Committee was assigned to former Algerian international referee Jamal Himoudi in the month of February.

Financial penalty waiting for Playli

Tunisian Esperance officials did not go beyond the last Kharaj, whose hero Youssef Blaili was before the start of the season.

Al -Jazaery refused to join the team’s preparatory camp, as he expressed his desire to leave a year ago at the end of his contract.

The two parties equated the disagreement in a friendly way, which accelerated the return of the Green Star to the ranks of the coach Maher Al -Kanzari.

Al -Tarji’s official spokesman, Walid Karfala, revealed that the club will impose a fine on Playli.

The name of the 2019 African champion was linked to the return to the Mouloudia of Algeria, the winner accompanied by the first professional league championship two seasons ago.