USM Alger won its first Confederation of African Football (CAF) Cup, a historic victory for the Algerian club. Pissed off after losing the first leg against Tanzanian club Young Africans, USM Alger triumphed in the second leg thanks to an away goal. Les Rouges et Noirs won the title of this continental competition, earning a place in the history of African football.
The game was fierce, and the Algerian team struggled to create chances in the first half. The Young Africans took the lead with the quick opener from the penalty spot signed by Congolese Leopard Djuma Shabani. Despite the efforts of USM Alger, they had to wait until the end of the second period to equalize, without however managing to win the match.
It was with great fervor that the supporters attended this historic match at the July 5, 1962 stadium in Algiers. With this victory, USM Alger has proven that it can compete with the biggest African clubs. This could be a strong sign for other Algerian clubs, who could feel inspired to take on new challenges.
Fans and players celebrated this historic victory, which will forever be etched in the history of the club. This victory is a great pride for Algeria, which has had great successes in the sport in recent years.
In short, this victory is a symbol of the dynamism of African football, where every year clubs compete to win continental competitions. This victory for USM Alger is undoubtedly one of the greatest achievements in African football