Morocco's Raja Casablanca won the African Super Cup for the second time in their history by defeating champions Esperance of Tunisia 2-1 in their Qatar game, the first time they play outside Africa.
Al-Raja threatened Esperance in the 11th minute with Mahmoud Benhaleb but goalkeeper Rami Al-Geridi grabbed the ball and in the 17th minute another chance for Al-Raja, after a pass to the ball that hit the ball.
The Raja Casablanca team managed to reach the goal of Tunisia in the 22nd minute, after a quick move on the right, to reach the penalty area to the player Abdul Ilah Hafizi, who shot a great goal in the goal.
Esperance almost equalized in the 35th minute after the ball reached the spearhead Taha Yassin Khneisi inside the penalty area, but the guard Raja Anas Zenitti shine in the face of the Tunisian player's attempt and far more dangerous than his goal.
Esperance managed to score the equalizer in the 58th minute, through Algerian international star Yousef Al-Belaili, who reached the ball on the outskirts of the penalty area to be fired by a missile in front of goalkeeper Anas Zeniti, and ignite the match.
However, Raja regained the lead and scored the winner in the 65th minute through Badr Bannon, who was placed in the net after a great reddish in the penalty area when the ball was first played in a corner.
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