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Referees confirm Al-Ahly goal is valid
The referees' committee has settled the controversy surrounding the Al-Ahli versus Zamalek match in the Egyptian Premier League, confirming the validity of Al-Ahli's first goal and ruling that Zamalek was not entitled to a penalty kick. It was determined that the goal was legitimate upon reviewing the footage, the offside position was correctly covered, and Al-Ahli player Ahmed Sayed Zizou did not participate in the play in a manner that violates the rules. The committee also affirmed that the collision Zamalek claimed was a penalty was normal and did not warrant an intervention from the Video Assistant Referee (VAR). This comes amid Zamalek's protests, announcing their intention to file an official complaint with the Egyptian Football Association against the decisions, after Al-Ahli's 2-0 victory, which puts them at the top of the standings.
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