Al-Ahly’s first basketball team will enter a difficult test at six o’clock in the evening, when it will face Kuwait Al-Kuwait in the final of the Arab Club Championship hosted by Kuwait.
Last season, Al-Ahly’s most successful collective team hopes to preserve its title in its exceptional career, led by the genius Spanish coach Augusti Bosch.
The Al-Ahly Basketball team won all the championships in which it participated last season, after Bush took over the responsibility of training it, with the same names, including the Arab Championship, which it won over the same party in the final.
Al-Ahly managed to eliminate the Kuwaiti Kazma in the semi-finals of the Arab Championship, with a score of 95-91, after a strong confrontation that continued between the two teams until the end, to continue his successful career from the group stage, where he won all his matches.
The match will be held at the Al-Ittihad Club Hall and will be broadcast on Dubai Sports 2 and Kuwait Sports Channels, in the presence of the audience, who must obtain match tickets through the EVentat application, as the organizing committee has suspended the free entry process.
The organizing committee announced a fantastic ticket price for the final match, which amounted to 20 Kuwaiti dinars, which represents an increase of 40% over the prices of tickets for the semi-finals.
The Al-Ahly Basketball team began its career in the Arab Championship by defeating the Yemeni port with a score of 132-53, then beating the Qatari Al-Gharafa with a score of 108-59, before beating the Lebanese athlete with a score of 88-71, to top its group and qualify for the round of 16.
In the round of 16, Al-Ahly defeated Al-Ahly of Aleppo, Syria, 87-76, and then defeated the Kuwaiti Al-Jahra team, 93-54, in the meeting that brought the two teams together in the quarter-finals of the tournament before overthrowing the Kuwaiti Kazma in the semi-finals with a score of 95-91.
The list of Al-Ahly’s basketball team in the tournament, led by Auguste Bosch, includes: “Saif Samir, Muhammad Abu Al-Nasr, Ihab Amin, Amr Al-Jundi, Omar Tariq, Ahmed Moheeb, Amr Zahran, Omar Azab, Marwan Sarhan, Ahmed Ismail, Moamen Tariq Khairy, Abdullah Nasser, Michael Fakoudi and Walter Hodge.”