Yes!!! Al Ahly of Cairo,Egypt, African Champions for the second year in a row, beat Auckland City of New Zealand 2-0 to advance to the semifinals of the 2006 FIFA Club World Cup in Japan !!!! Ahly was dominating the entire match and will hopefuly put up a valiant effort against Brazil’s Internacional.
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If they do this I will be VERY impressed. When are they playing?
That 2nd goal was beautiful, by the way.
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Al Ahly’s next match is coming Wednesday against Internacional of Brazil.
Booooooooooooooooooooringest sport after golf… to watch
Only if you’re not interested in who’s playing. I throw things against the wall when Bahrain plays in the Gulf cups. It’s very intense and stressful.
Interesting… boooooooooring still.
Damn!
Sorry Patrick.