Faced with Zliza, a Team in a Difficult Position, Karim Delhoum's Men Urgently Need Three Points to Regain Hope
The Press — In 9 games, the USBG has only achieved one victory. This single win dates back to the opening match of the season on September 10 against OB, with a score of 2-0. In the eight subsequent matches, Ghazi Abderrazak's teammates have only managed four draws and suffered four defeats. With a mere 7 points to their name, their situation has become worrisome. However, the last match against ESM, which ended in a 1-1 draw, has provided some reassuring signs. The new coach, Karim Delhoum, who replaced Nidhal Khiari, was satisfied with his players' performance in Métlaoui. "They played well. They controlled the game and were close to winning. This can only be a good omen for the upcoming matches, starting with our home game against ASG, which must be the turning point and the beginning of our exit from this crisis," he stated.
Return of Harrabi, Mâaouani, and Hakimi
The USBG does not have a problem with a limited squad. With 35 players, they have a wide range of options. The main issue is stability, which is currently a concern. Changes to the starting lineup have been frequent, almost every game. "My first priority is to stabilize the core team," adds Karim Delhoum. Now that all injured players have recovered, I can do this. For this match against ASG, I can count on the return of central defender Salah Harrabi, defensive midfielder Khemaies Mâaouani, and striker Borhane Hakimi, which means a key player in each position. With a player like Mustapha Samb, who has been converted to a central defender and has not disappointed, I have all the assets to return to winning ways. This is a great opportunity that must not be missed in this crucial match against Carrelage de Gabès, who are also eager to rehabilitate themselves. Karim Delhoum is well aware that he cannot afford to make mistakes in this high-stakes encounter. The three points from a win are therefore imperative to regain their footing.
