LIVE: Pyramids v Mamelodi Sundowns (CAF Champions League – Final, 2nd Leg) - Egyptian Football
Ahram Online is providing live coverage for the CAF Champions League final second-leg match between Pyramids and Mamelodi Sundowns.
Pyramids vs. Mamelodi Sundowns (1-1)
Stay tuned as the match is due to start at 20:00 Cairo time (GMT+2).
17:30 A view of the 30 June stadium a few hours before the final.
16:00 Star winger Mostafa Fathy has recovered from a muscle injury but is not sure to start the game. The only player that remains a doubt is Nigerian winger Sodiq Awujoola.
14:30 Coach Jurcic is confident that his team can win the tie and called the Egyptian fans to support them. 'We will play our usual way, and we call on the Egyptian fans to support us for the sake of football in the country, not just for Pyramids,' he said.
13:00 They Egyptians claimed a 1-1 away draw which gives them an advantage on the away goal rule.
12:00 Pyramids reached their first Champions League final on their second appearance only. The club was renamed in 2019 and six years later is 90 minutes away from African glory.
Venue: Air Defense Stadium, Cairo
Referee: Omar Artan
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