Youcef Belaïli (MC Alger) and Ismaïl Belkacemi (USM Alger) finished the Ligue 1 Mobilis season with 14 goals each. For the moment, the competent authorities (Professional Football League) or the Algerian Football Federation (FAF) have not decided between them. However, some assure that it is the Usmist who deserves the distinction because he has fewer penalties (2 against 3 for Belaïli). The supporters of this classification stick to the regulations of the French Professional Football League (LFP)… Others attribute the Golden Shoes to the Mouloudéen. According to them, he compiles more assists (12 units against… 2 for Belkacemi). Which takes into account the standards almost common to major championships and competitions. Details.
All this vagueness around Top scorer in Ligue 1 Mobilis is there because the regulations of the Algerian LFP or that of the FAF do not include any article deciding between two tied scorers. From then on, everyone has their own interpretation. Fanaticism and supporterism motivate these attributions which have no articles in local regulations.
How is a penalty goal a demeaning criterion?
THE Usmists and the Mouloudeans are rivals through and through. And even for an individual trophy, everyone defends their steak. For fans of Red and blackIt is Belkacemi (25 appearances including 14 as a starter for 1628 minutes played) who would move ahead in the rankings. The fact is that he only needed 2 penalties to reach 14 achievements.
The argument being that Belaïli (21 appearances for 21 starts and 1884 minutes spent on the pitch) in a transformed 3. The ease of this exercise would give the advantage to the attacker of guy from Soustara… according to the criteria specific to the LFP of France.
FIFA is clear
Except that in big tournaments like the World CupL’Eurothere Champions League or others, two players who have a similar number of pawns “the winner will be determined by the number of assists (determined by members of the Technical Study Group). If two or more players are still tied after taking into account the number of assists, the total number of minutes played will be counted, with the player having played the least time being ranked first.
This “international” foundation seems more logical. Additionally, it sounds fairer because the goalscorer’s contributions must also count. Moreover, Belaili had a direct impact on the course of the MCA who finished Algerian champion after 14 years of waiting. In fact, it is simply involved in 26 of 55 goals marked (48%) speak Mouloudia against 16 contributions for Belkacemi out of 44 achievements (37%). The numbers are relentless.
