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


Cameras captured the Moroccan forward, a former MAS Fes player, visibly upset after the final whistle, as he appeared angry with one of his teammates for not passing the ball to him during the match.


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


The Moroccan coach introduced Soufiane Benjdida in the 62nd minute as a substitute for Tahr Mohamed Tahr while Al Ahly FC was leading Zed by two goals.


Despite the Moroccan forward not finding the net during his time on the pitch, Al Ahly FC held on to their lead until the end of the match, adding another victory to their tally.