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The Football Association decided to reduce the suspension of Eastern Enterprises coach, Mohamed Barakat, from four matches to just two, following the incident where he insulted the referee in the first round match against Al-Ahli. The previous committee had imposed a fine of 20,000 Egyptian pounds and a four-match suspension due to abusive language, but the Appeals Committee, headed by Counselor Mohamed Abdo Saleh, confirmed the reduction of the penalty, allowing Mohamed Barakat to lead his team in the upcoming match against ZED Club.
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