Dreams FC's fairytale run in the CAF Confederation Cup ended on Sunday, April 28, at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.

The Still Believe lads lost 3-0 to Egyptian giants Zamalek in the second leg of their semi-final clash, ending their remarkable debut campaign in the competition.

The Egyptians progressed to the final by a 3-0 aggregate after a 0-0 stalemate in the tie's first leg.

According to a Graphic Online report, Zamalek SC dominated the encounter from the onset, effectively sealing the game's outcome with two early goals in the first half, scored by Hamza Mathlouthi in the 12th minute and Samson Akinyoola in the 27th minute.

The report added that despite Dreams FC goalkeeper Solomon Agbasi's efforts, the Egyptian side extended their lead with a third goal by Mostafa Shalaby in the 59th minute.

Dreams were unbeaten at home in the competition, holding a record of three wins and a draw.

Dreams FC would have become the third Ghanaian side to qualify for the final, joining Kumasi Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak, who achieved the feat in 2004.

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