Jeunesse Sportive Kabilye have reached the final of the CAF Cup for the third time in a row after overcoming Egypt's Al Masry.

The Algerian current CAF Cup holders won 2-0, 2-1 on aggregate, and are now on course for a hat-trick of titles.

The tense encounter was disrupted twice when Al Masry players disputed a penalty awarded to JSK in the 43rd minute.

The Cape Verdian referee had to be sheilded by security in the middle of the pitch as furious Masry players confronted officials.

Monteiro Duarte awarded the spot-kick after Farouk Belkaid was brought with only the 'keeper to beat.

Ironically, Kabilye's two key players who had missed the first-leg in Port Said were the saviour of the Algerian side.

Belkaid converted the penalty spot after a near ten-minute delay.

Lounes Bendahmane had put his side level on aggregate in the 17th minute from a free-kick that beat the keeper with the help of a deflection.

In the first-leg played two weeks ago the Algerians lost 1-0 from an 89th minute strike.

JSK will play the winner of tomorrow's other semi-final, Tonnerre Yaounde of Cameroon or Satellite of Cote d'Ivoire.