CAF Champions League Review: Group A set for blockbuster finish
Al Hilal Omdurman and Moghreb Tetouan ensured a thrilling finish to Group A in the CAF Champions League with wins on Sunday.

Moghreb Tetouan claimed a 2-1 win over Smouha in the CAF Champions League as a thrilling finale was set up to Group A.
The Moroccans opened the scoring through Tato in the 13th minute before a second-half penalty from Abdeladim Khadrouf at the Stade Saniat Rmel.
Amr El Menoufy pulled a goal back for the visitors moments later, but they were unable to add to it.
With Al Hilal Omdurman also winning, three teams are locked on eight points in Group A heading into the final matchday.
A seventh-minute goal from Athar Eltahir was all Al Hilal needed to claim their 1-0 win at home to TP Mazembe.
It means Al Hilal, TP Mazembe and Moghreb Tetouan are locked on eight points.
Al Hilal have a trip to already-eliminated Smouha on the final matchday, while Moghreb Tetouan head to Lubumbashi to take on TP Mazembe.
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