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JS kabylie

03-19 05:00

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JS Saoura

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JS kabylie

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174

105

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102

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I. Saadi

33′

I. Saadi

Guy Bedi

16′

11′

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JS Saoura claimed an important away victory, defeating JS Kabylie 1-0 in the Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1, a result that shakes up the upper reaches of the league table. The match took place on March 19, 2026, with the lone goal coming from a well-worked counter-attack in the first half, silencing the home crowd. Kabylie dominated possession for large spells but found it difficult to break down a compact and organized Saoura defense, which was content to absorb pressure and strike on the break. The key incident saw Saoura's forward finish clinically after a swift transition, leaving the Kabylie goalkeeper with no chance. The home side's frustration grew as they saw a potential penalty claim waved away by the referee in the second half, a decision that sparked controversy among the fans. This result sees Saoura climb the table, putting pressure on the top spots, while Kabylie's title aspirations take a slight hit with dropped points at home. The Kabylie manager expressed disappointment, noting, "We created enough to get something from the game, but we were not clinical in the final third." The victorious Saoura coach highlighted his team's tactical discipline, saying, "The plan was executed perfectly; the players showed great heart and focus for the full ninety minutes." JS Kabylie's starting XI included their key playmakers, but they were effectively neutralized by Saoura's midfield pressure.