The coastal club Tunis and Al-Ahly of Egypt qualified for the quarter-finals of the CAF Champions League, after finishing first and second in the group in the second group of the championship.
Al-Ahly tied with its Sudanese host Al-Hilal 1-1, while the coastal star defeated its Zimbabwe champion Platinum 2-0 on Saturday in the last round of Group Two.
On Al-Hilal Sudanese Stadium, Al-Ahly tied 1-1 with Al-Hilal in a match that was suspended by Moroccan referee Radouane Gayed in the 75th minute, because a number of Al-Hilal fans entered the ground of the Blue Jawhara stadium, which hosted the match, before resuming after the security took control of the situation.
Al-Ahly progressed with a goal scored by Mohamed Magdi Afsha in the 48th minute, and Abdul-Razzaq Omar Al-Hilal tied in the fifth minute of stoppage time for the match.
The goal scored by Afsha became the first goal that Al-Ahly scored against Al-Hilal Al-Sudani on its home soil.
Al-Ahly raised its score to 11 points in second place, and Al-Hilal raised its score to ten points in third place.
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On the Olympic Stadium in Sousse, ES Sahel defeated Platinum with two clean goals, Karim Oreibi and Malek Bayou scored in the 48th and 72nd minutes.
The coastal star raised its score to 12 points at the top of the ranking, and Platinum's balance stopped at one point in the fourth fourth position.
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The official Confederation of African Football (CAF) official account on Twitter said that for the first time, 8 former CAF Champions League finalists have qualified.
Al-Ahly completed the contract for the finalists, and he held the record for crowning her title with 8 titles, followed by Zamalek and Mazembe (5 titles), Al-Tarji (4 titles), Raja Casablanca (3 titles), Wydad Oval (two titles) and each of the coastal star and Sun Dawns of South Africa with one title .