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5
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Billel Bensaha Penalty - Scored
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6
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Tarek Hamed Yellow Card
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6
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Billel Bensaha Yellow Card
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57
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Ibrahim Ouattara Yellow Card
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59
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Kwame Bonsu Yellow Card
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63
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Ferjani Sassi Yellow Card
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67
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On: Mohamed Ali Hamouda|Off: Fedi Ben Choug
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71
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On: Ben Tahar Meziane|Off: Ibrahim Ouattara
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73
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Mahmoud Alaa Yellow Card
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75
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Mostafa Fathi Yellow Card
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75
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Abdelkader Bedrane Yellow Card
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79
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Mohamed Abougabal Yellow Card
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81
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On: Kabongo Kassongo|Off: Mostafa Fathi
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84
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On: Mohamed Maher Sghaier|Off: Kwame Bonsu
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88
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On: Mohamed Meraneh Hassan|Off: Youssef Ibrahim Obama
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90+3
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On: Mohamed Abdelsalam|Off: Zizo
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Game Information
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VENUE: Stade Olympique de Radès
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Radès, Tunisia
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