Lesotho’s Mokhosi Mohapi Appointed CAF Match Commissioner for Orlando Pirates vs. Al Ahly
The Lesotho Football Association (LFA) Secretary General, Mr. Mokhosi Mohapi, has been entrusted with the prestigious role of Match Commissioner for the highly anticipated TotalEnergies CAF Champions League fixture between South Africa’s Orlando Pirates and Egypt’s Al Ahly. The match, set to take place at Orlando Stadium on Saturday afternoon, will kick off at 15:00 and promises to be an exciting clash between two of Africa’s most successful football clubs.
A Historic Appointment
Mohapi’s appointment as Match Commissioner for this crucial game marks a significant milestone in his career, highlighting his growing influence in African football. His debut as a CAF Match Commissioner was in September, when he oversaw the CAF Super Cup match between Egyptian rivals Al Ahly and Zamalek, played in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This appointment to oversee such high-profile matches reflects Mohapi’s reputation and expertise in the sport.
The Clash of the Continental Giants
The upcoming fixture between Orlando Pirates and Al Ahly is set to be a spectacle, with both teams boasting impressive records on the continental stage. Orlando Pirates, the Soweto giants, made history in 1995 when they became the first South African club to win the CAF Champions League, defeating Asec Mimosa in the final. On the other hand, Al Ahly is not only the reigning CAF Champions League holder but also the most successful club in the competition’s history, with a remarkable number of titles under their belt.
This clash between two footballing powerhouses promises to bring thrilling action to fans across Africa. For Mr. Mohapi, overseeing such a significant match in African football is a testament to his leadership and commitment to the sport.
With his appointment as Match Commissioner for this iconic fixture, Mokhosi Mohapi continues to make strides in his career while representing Lesotho on the continental stage. The match between Orlando Pirates and Al Ahly is set to be an unforgettable encounter, and Mohapi’s role in ensuring its smooth execution highlights the growing influence of African administrators in the world of football.
