RSB Berkane vs Abu Salim SC, 2023-24 CAF Confederation Cup, Quarterfinals

· 2nd Leg - RSB Berkane advance 3-2 on aggregate

RSB Berkane

68': Paul Bassene
72': Adil Tahif
90'+12': Omar Arjoune
90'+15': Issoufou Dayo

FT
3 - 2
2nd Leg - RSB Berkane advance 3-2 on aggregate

Abu Salim SC

47': Hosam Alabani
83': Abdulmunem Aleiyan
90'+19': Hosam Alabani

About

RSB Berkane are hosting Abu Salim SC at Stade Municipal de Berkane, Berkane, Morocco, starting on . The match is a part of the CAF Confederation Cup.

Game Information

Competition: CAF Confederation Cup

Venue: Stade Municipal de Berkane
Location: Berkane, Morocco

Line-Ups

RSB Berkane

No.	Name
12	Hamza Hamiani Akbi (GK)
2	Amine El Maswab
15	Abdelhak Assal
13	Adil Tahif
29	Hamza Semmoumy
21	Youssef Mehri
5	Omar Arjoune
7	Youssef Alfahli
10	Mohamed El Morabit
9	Oussama Lamlaoui
17	Yassine Lebhiri

RSB Berkane Substitutes:

Amine El Ouaad, Ayoub Khairi, Reda Hajji, Claude Gnolou, Paul Bassene, Tuisila Kisinda, Issoufou Dayo, Abdelilah Madkour, Youssef Zghoudi.

Abu Salim SC

No.	Name
1	Muad Al Mansoori (GK)
2	Hosam Alabani
4	Thameur Salhi
20	Mourad Zahou
3	Sayfulnasr Judour
8	Firas Shelegh
17	Emran Salih
14	Abdulmunem Aleiyan
31	Mohammed Eljaaouani
18	Elmutasem Abushnaf
22	Peter Nworah

Abu Salim SC Substitutes:

Abdulrauf Rawaq, Mohamed Elghadi, Muataz Al Mahdi, Mesdeq Al Amami, Maruwan Alsuwaye, Mahmoud El Bouashi, Ayoub Adrees, Mohamed El Fezzani, Mohamed Darebi.

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