الفيفا يهنئ الهلال على تزعمه للدوري الموريتاني
الفيفا يهنئ الهلال على تزعمه للدوري الموريتاني رغم ظروف الحرب في السودان والمواقع الرياضية تورد خبر صدارة الهلال للدوري الموريتاني
FIFA is reportedly congratulating Al-Hilal for their performance in the Mauritanian league and has included their league lead in its weekly magazine. Al-Hilal, a Sudanese team, is participating in the Mauritanian league due to the ongoing war in Sudan. While Al-Hilal has won the Mauritanian league, the Sudanese Football Association and CAF (Confederation of African Football) do not recognize this achievement for qualification purposes for the CAF Champions League. Al-Hilal will instead participate in a mini-tournament in Sudan to determine their qualification for the CAF Champions League
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