Al Ahly beats Zamalek to win fourth consecutive African Handball Clubs title

Al Ahly defeated Egyptian rivals Zamalek 26–25 in the final in Angola to claim their ninth African handball clubs title and fourth in a row.

Al Ahly scored the winning goal in the final seconds of the second extra period to beat Zamalek 26–25 in Wednesday's final in Angola.
The title is Al Ahly's fourth consecutive and ninth overall in the African clubs championship.
Zamalek, record 12-time champions, received the silver medal after the defeat.
Al Ahly and Zamalek advanced through the semifinals, beating Kinshasa 38–20 and Petro Atletico 35–21, respectively.
The match finished 22-22 after regulation, and Mohamed Bassiouni scored with five seconds left in the second extra period to secure the win.
Al Ahly president Mahmoud El-Khatib congratulated the team, saying the club's handball setup was moving in the right direction.
The defeat marked Zamalek's third loss to Al Ahly in October across both football and handball.
The defeat compounds an ongoing financial crisis at Zamalek, where players have reportedly gone unpaid for nearly a year.
Zamalek board member Naira El-Ahmar praised the young squad's fight and said they must break the psychological barrier after the dramatic defeat.