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Club Africain is preparing to face the advance of the circle's leg amid absenteeism

The team faces technical and human difficulties before the seventh-round meeting in Sfax after an attacker is injured, cards have accumulated and questions about the timing of the game.

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Club Africain is preparing to face the advance of the circle's leg amid absenteeism

Club Africain is preparing to meet its sporting progress host with a circle leg on the ground at Sfax's Alte-Marie Stadium, as part of the postponed 7th round of the FA Premier League. The start date for the game is set for Saturday, November 7, 2026 at exactly 2:30 p.m., as the team seeks to restore balance and achieve a positive result.

The team is facing increasing technical and human difficulties due to the succession of injuries in its ranks, as the technical apparatus works on managing the mistakes of the previous derby encounter to rearrange its field papers. Problems were compounded by midfielder Saido Khan being officially and automatically confirmed missing after receiving the third alert in the final match.

The team is surrounded by additional disciplinary risks that threaten the trio of the Zaloni Gith, the Vegetarian Code and the famous Zadam due to the accumulation of two yellow cards in the balance of each of them, which puts them under legal restraint should any new yellow card be obtained during the anticipated meeting.

The preparations for the match were met with a regulatory dispute after Club Africain's management submitted an official request to the National Professional Soccer Association office to postpone the meeting until Sunday 8 November 2026. On the other hand, the Athletic Department of the Round Table rejected this request and insisted on holding the match in its pre-determined time.

This postponed tour dates back to after Club Africain's postponed Round 3 match against Stade Tunisien, a fight in which the honest striker was severely injured at ankle level, adding to the difficulty of the team's front line before the following achievements.

The parties are awaiting the final regulatory and disciplinary decision from the National Association of Professional Football (NAPF) Office to formally establish the face-to-face schedule, before Club Africain moves on to play the Capital City Derby against Espérance Sportive de Tunis scheduled for 21 November 2026 as part of Round 8.