The Royal Army achieved an important victory over Algeria's JS Kabylie with a score of (1-0) in the match that took place between them as part of the fourth round of the group stage of the African Champions League, reviving the military team's hopes of reaching the quarter-finals.

The match was characterized by clear competitiveness between the two sides, with tactical caution dominating the first half, resulting in limited scoring opportunities. As the second half began, the Royal Army increased the pace of their performance, relying on good organization and advanced pressing in search of a goal to give them the advantage.

The only goal of the match came in the 74th minute when Hamza Khaba successfully found the net, capitalizing on a decisive pass from Tokermelo, giving his team the lead.

The Royal Army maintained its lead until the final whistle, relying on defensive cohesion and tactical discipline, to secure three valuable points, raising its tally to 5 points, sharing second place with Young Africans, behind the Egyptian Al-Ahly, who leads with 8 points, while JS Kabylie is at the bottom of the group standings with 2 points.