The Algerian soccer league has been rocked by tragedy after a fatal bus crash killed one player and an assistant coach. The incident occurred on the way to a match between two teams in the Algerian soccer league.
The bus was carrying players and staff from the team USM Alger when it crashed into a tree near the town of Bouira. The driver of the bus was also killed in the accident.
The team’s captain, Mohamed Amine Aoudia, was among those killed in the crash. He was only 22 years old and had been playing for USM Alger since 2011. The assistant coach, Abdelkader Amrani, was also killed in the accident.
The Algerian soccer league has postponed all matches until further notice as a mark of respect for the victims of the crash. The league has also announced that it will be providing support to the families of those affected by the tragedy.
This is not the first time that tragedy has struck the Algerian soccer league. In 2015, a plane carrying players and staff from the team JS Kabylie crashed in Tunisia, killing all 77 people on board.
The Algerian soccer league is one of the most popular sports leagues in Africa and is home to some of the continent’s most talented players. The league has been rocked by this tragedy and its thoughts are with the families of those affected.
It is hoped that the Algerian soccer league will be able to resume its matches soon and that it can continue to provide a platform for some of Africa’s best players to showcase their talents.
