JS Kabylie vs Club Sportif Sfaxien, 2020-21 CAF Confederation Cup, Quarterfinals

· 2nd Leg - JS Kabylie advance 2-1 on aggregate

JS Kabylie

39': Rida Bensayah (P)

FT
1 - 1
2nd Leg - JS Kabylie advance 2-1 on aggregate

Club Sportif Sfaxien

83': Aymen Harzi (P)

About

JS Kabylie are hosting Club Sportif Sfaxien at Stade 1er Novembre 1954, Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria, starting on . The match is a part of the CAF Confederation Cup.

Game Information

Competition: CAF Confederation Cup

Venue: Stade 1er Novembre 1954
Location: Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria

Line-Ups

JS Kabylie

No.	Name
25	Oussama Benbot (GK)
5	Bedr Eddine Souyad
31	Ahmed Mohamed Kerroum
22	Mohamed Walid Bencherifa
2	Ahmed Ait Abdesslem
8	Juba Oukaci
13	Aziz Benabdi
7	Mohamed Benchaira
17	Rida Bensayah
21	Malik Raiah
9	Zakaria Boulahia

JS Kabylie Substitutes:

Ammar El Orfi, Abdelmoumen Chikhi, Mohamed Hadid, Rezki Hamroune, Racim Mebarki, Massinissa Nezla, Bilal Tizi Bouali, Fares Nechat Djabri, Mohammed Al-Tabbal, Kouceila Boualia.

Club Sportif Sfaxien

No.	Name
1	Mohamed Hedi Gaaloul (GK)
2	Mohamed Ben Ali
26	Ammar Ahmed
21	Houssem Dagdoug
28	Mohamed Ali Jouini
33	Ousmane Camara
15	Walid Karoui
10	Aymen Harzi
24	Chris Kouakou
32	Naby Camara
31	Kingsley Eduwo

Club Sportif Sfaxien Substitutes:

Mohamed Ali Moncer, Mohammed Ali Soulah, Kingsley Sokari, Ghaith Maaroufi, Azmi Ghouma, Sabri Ben Hessen, Firas Chaouat, Nour Zammouri, Chedi Hammami.

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