Belaïd Oversees 1-1 Draw as Soliman – Club Africain Finish Level

Soliman – Club Africain ended 1-1 on Wednesday, April 29, at 15:30 at the stadium of the Boulifa road complex in Kef. Bassem Belaïd handled the whistle, and Amine Fekir was on VAR for a match played behind closed doors.

Kef and the Boulifa road complex

The fixture belonged to the 12th return day of the Tunisian Ligue 1 professional football championship. Club Africain came in looking to strengthen its place at the top of the national championship, while AS Soliman needed a result to move away from the bottom of the table.

That left the match with clear pressure on both sides, even before kickoff. One side wanted to protect its position near the summit; the other needed points to ease its situation lower down the standings.

Bassem Belaïd at the center

Belaïd controlled the match as referee, with Fekir assigned to VAR. The officials were part of the frame for a game that finished level and offered neither club the separation it sought.

The 1-1 draw also kept the margin between intent and outcome wide open. Club Africain left without the win it wanted, and AS Soliman left with a point that fits the need for something positive.

AS Soliman and Club Africain

For readers tracking the two clubs, the key detail is simple: the contest produced no winner at Kef. The draw stands as the result that matters for both teams after a match shaped by league pressure, a neutral setting in Kef, and a closed-door atmosphere.