Sofiane Benjdida's Anger Stands Out Despite Al Ahly's Win Over ZED

The end of the match between Al Ahly and Zed saw a wave of frustration from Moroccan international Sofiane Benjdida, despite his team's success in securing the victory. This prompted his coach, Hussein Amouta, to step in and calm the player down.

Cameras captured the Moroccan striker, a former player of Wydad Casablanca, in a clear state of agitation after the final whistle, as he appeared angry with a teammate for not passing the ball to him during the match.

Amouta tried to contain Benjida's anger and calm him down after the match, in a scene that caught attention on the pitch, especially since Al Ahly had emerged victorious and secured three more points in their campaign.

The Moroccan coach introduced Benjida in the 62nd minute, replacing Taher Mohamed Taher, at a time when Al Ahly was leading Zed by two goals to none.

Despite the Moroccan striker's inability to find the net during his time on the pitch, Al Ahly maintained their lead until the end of the match, adding another victory to their tally.