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The Egyptian star, Mohamed Salah, raised the controversy in his first tweet following Real Madrid qualified for the Champions League final to face Liverpool in a match hosted by Paris on May 28.

After the match between Real Madrid and Manchester City, which ended in the interest of the royal on Wednesday evening, 3-1, in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final, at the “Santiago Bernabeu” stadium, Salah published pictures from the Liverpool and Villarreal match through his account on Twitter, and wrote: There is an account we have to settle,” referring to what happened at Cardiff in the 2018 Champions League final.
Last Tuesday, Liverpool qualified for its tenth final in the Champions League, following beating Villarreal 3-2, and Salah expressed his desire to play once morest Real Madrid in the final, following defeating Villarreal.

After the match, Salah said in an interview with the British channel BTSport when asked by former United player Rio Ferdinand, regarding the identity of the team he wants to face in the final: “Well, I want to play once morest Madrid, but I will be honest, Manchester City is a strong team and we have played once morest it several times. season, but if you ask me personally, I prefer Madrid.”

One of the journalists, Salah, replied, “Do you want a replay?”, and the Egyptian player replied: “Because we lost once morest them in the final… So I want to play once morest them once more.”

Real Madrid qualified with a total of home and away matches (6-5) at the expense of City to face Liverpool in the final in the French capital, Paris, on Saturday, May 28.

On Tuesday, the Algerian Football Federation denied rumors regarding the rejection of the International Federation (FIFA) of its grievance regarding the second leg of the decisive stage qualifying for the 2022 World Cup once morest Cameroon.

Algeria lodged a protest claiming an arbitration injustice once morest Cameroon, and local reports stated that it wanted to replay the match following it failed to reach the finals, but FIFA decided to fine Algeria 3,000 francs for throwing bodies and setting off fireworks during the match that was held in Blida last March.

The Algerian Federation said in a statement on its Twitter account: “The financial penalty is correct and we have known regarding it for more than a week, but FIFA has not yet decided on the complaint we submitted regarding this match.” The disciplinary offense related to incidents that occurred during the match between Algeria and Cameroon. We acknowledge these mistakes and hope that they will not be repeated and that we do not see such behavior in our stadiums. But our main request has not yet been decided upon and the file is still with the jury.

The Algerian Federation complained of arbitrary violations once morest the first team from Gambian referee Bakary Gassama in the return match that was held at Mustafa Chaker Stadium in Blida.

In a separate statement, the Algerian Federation condemned the mockery of the Cameroonian media once morest Djamel Belmadi, the coach of the first team.

The federation hoped that wise people in the two countries and in the continent of Africa would intervene to return things to normal between Algeria and Cameroon following the crisis caused by the decisive confrontation that qualifies for the World Cup in Qatar.

The Algerian Riyad Mahrez, the star of Manchester City, asked on Monday the American billionaire Elon Musk to re-authenticate his account on the social networking site “Twitter”.

In a post on the Algerian player’s official page on Twitter, Mahrez wrote, “Elon Musk, re-document my account,” with laughing emoticons.

Musk reached an agreement to buy Twitter last week for $44 billion, following which he pledged to make several major changes, most notably fighting fake accounts.

Riyad Mahrez is one of the most prominent stars of Manchester City this season, scoring 23 goals in 43 games so far. He has also achieved with the heavenly team since his arrival in 2018 9 championships (3 English League, 3 League Cup, two championships in the Charity Shield Cup and the FA Cup).