In the first match, the Tunisian team finds any difficulty in achieving victory by a margin of 21 points (74/95) despite the great public support of the members of the Somali community and the support of their team throughout the match. 0 The Tunisian team advanced in the first quarter 12/22, the third quarter 24/31, and the last quarter 15/21 0 Somali player Fuad Sharif succeeded in scoring the highest score of 26 points
The second match between Libya and Kuwait was more exciting and competitive and ended with the first team winning 76/89, despite the first half ending in a 39/39 draw. However, the Libyan team, led by experienced coach Fouad Abu Shaqra, who received extraordinary encouragement from the large Libyan public, the fruit of the tournament, succeeded in imposing its control in defense and attack in the match. The last minutes set up a date with his Tunisian rival in the golden square tomorrow. The Libyan player Nassim Ismail scored the highest score with 26 points, followed by his naturalized American teammate Omar Fawaz by two points.
Semi-final tomorrow
The two semi-final matches will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, with the Tunisian and Libyan teams meeting in the first at 4:30 pm local time, while the second, scheduled for 7 pm, brings together Egypt and the Emirates.
On the other hand, Mohamed Abu Shadi, General Director of Broadcasting at Nile Sport, stated that the final rounds will be broadcast using the latest HD graphic technologies and the highest video quality.
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