MC Alger is not just a visitor to Lubumbashi, it presents itself as a determined conqueror. By arriving in Kamalondo to face the semi-finalists of the last Champions League, the Algerians nourish the ambition to leave with a positive result.
The Algerian team, led by Patrice Beaumelle, approaches this match with confidence, humility and determination. Their objective is clear: to proudly defend their colors and prove their worth on the field. Respectful of the opponent that is TP Mazembe, MC Alger intends to demonstrate its qualities and its resistance during this confrontation.
Building on its performances during the preliminary stages, with 3 victories in 4 matches, Mouloudia Club d’Alger intends to start the group stage on a positive note. Despite the difficulty of the match in Lubumbashi, the team took advantage of the previous days to recover from the long trip and prepare as best as possible.
The memory of the defeat suffered 6 years ago against TP Mazembe is an additional driving force for the MC Alger players. This match represents the ideal opportunity to take their revenge and write a new page in their history. The French coach motivates his troops by emphasizing the importance of leaving with a positive result, while relying on the memory of this past confrontation to fuel their ambition.
The kick-off of this captivating match will take place at 3 p.m. at the Mazembe stadium in Lubumbashi. In another Group A duel, the Young Africans of Tanzania will face Al-Hilal of Florent Ibenge, promising an intense and thrilling competition.
In short, MC Alger is not content to be present on the field, but seeks to assert its talents, its determination and its thirst for victory. This duel against TP Mazembe promises to be thrilling and promises to reserve for spectators a memorable match, where the history of African football could well write a new chapter.