Egyptian Leaders Fake Conversation
The referees’ Committee of the Egyptian Football Association confirmed that the reports claiming that the referee of the Al Ahly vs. Zamalek match requested to substitute a player for protection after receiving a yellow card and engaging with one of the visiting team’s players are not true. The committee based their statement on Video Assistant Referee (VAR) recordings, which showed that the discussion was related to Al Ahly's protests over a possible foul, and that the referee clarified there was no foul—this had been reviewed by VAR, and there was no talk of the player being asked to leave for protection. These comments come in response to false rumors circulating about the incident. The committee reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and thorough investigation of all officiating matters. In the match, Al Ahly secured a 2-0 victory, tying with Pyramids, Tala’ea El-Gaish, and Al Masry at the top of the Egyptian Premier League with six points each, two points ahead of Zamalek.
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