Sudanese football dominate throughout Africa

The Sudanese football continue its impressive performance which started in 2007, the giant Sudanese club Al-Hilal and Al-Marikh playing in the African Champions League and the Confederation Cup respectively, crush their opponents home and away.

In the first in the first leg of their Confederation Cup tie on Saturday away from home the RED DEVILS defeated the Highlanders of Zimbabwe at their won backyard 2-0. 

Al-Marikh grabbed the opener after 56 minutes through Badr Eldin Galag before Alaa Al-Zahar sealed the victory with the second goal 16 minutes later.

In the second match in the African Champions League THE BLUE WAVE hosted the South African Mamelodi Sundowns; the visitor stuns the host with two quick goals in the 28^th and the 29^th minutes of the first half. Nevertheless Al-Hilal came from behind to convert the loss into a huge win, the Nigerian striker Kiltchi scored the first goal for Al-Hilal in the 42^th minutes of the first half, while Muhand Al-Tahir scored from the penalty spot in the 48^th minutes and the Nigerian professional Yousuf Mohammad add the third in the 64^th minutes, the closing goal scored by Kiltchi in the 66^th minutes.

Worth mentioning Al-Hilal never lost in this ground for 107 matches back-to-back.