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No Lorch, no problem! Mokwena collects another win in absence of SA star

From the look of things, the South African tactician is fast settling in his new environment after his team extended their winning run. After a rather impressive run with MC Alger in the Algerian Ligue 1, the 38-year-old crossed borders and joined the Libyan giants, a club he is keen to take back to their glory days.

Mokwena opens up on opponents' strength as prepares for his second official Al Ittihad match

The South African tactician has now embarked on his third coaching job in North Africa. His journey u the continent began in Morocco before he later made a stop in Algeria. This time, he finds himself in Libya as he continues to build his coaching footprint across the region.

Lorch sends Broos another strong message as Mokwena starts Al-Ittihad reign with huge win

The former Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates star has continued from where he stopped while with Wydad Athletic Club in the Botola Pro league. He was on target on Sunday afternoon as the 39-year-old South African tactician guided the Libyan heavyweights to a big win in his debut in the North African country.

Rhulani Mokwena, MC Alger, February 2026

Received like a king! Watch how Mokwena arrived in Libya

In search of a new challenge, the South African tactician moved from Algeria to Libya. In Tripoli, he will be in charge of an iconic club in the North African country, where he is expected to guide them back to glory. The 39-year-old tactician was in charge of MC Alger for just eight months, and in that period, he lifted the Algerian Super Cup.

Mokwena denies money the motivation behind Al Ittihad move

The South African coach has broken his silence on the shock decision to trade Algerian giants MC Alger for Libyan side Al Ittihad. The 39-year-old tactician, who leaves his former club at the top of the table, insists that his motivations were rooted in a long-term sporting project rather than a massive payday.

Done Deal: Mokwena appointed as Al-Ittihad coach after controversial MC Alger exit

The Libyan giants had expressed their interest in the South African tactician, and finally, they have landed their man. The Premier Soccer League title winner has left the Algerian side mid-season following his appointment before the current campaign began. After leaving the Algiers-based outfit, with whom he won the Algerian Super Cup, he embraces a new challenge in Libya.

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Arsenal	8	8	0	0	23	4	19	24	W W W W W
2	Bayern Múnich	8	7	0	1	22	8	14	21	W W W L W
3	Liverpool	8	6	0	2	20	8	12	18	W W W L W
4	Tottenham	8	5	2	1	17	7	10	17	W W W L W
5	Barcelona	8	5	1	2	22	14	8	16	W W W L D

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+/-

PTS

Form

Arsenal

W
W
W
W
W

Bayern Múnich

W
W
W
L
W

Liverpool

W
W
W
L
W

Tottenham

W
W
W
L
W

Barcelona

W
W
W
L
D

Frequently asked questions

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