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International referee Mahmoud al-Banna confirmed that he had been informed of his appointment for the match between Zamalek and Egypt in the league for several days.
"I learned of my appointment last Friday and I was treated calmly, as I am used to pressure, both in the Premier League and in the Premier League," said Al Banna at the same time. program.
"I did not turn to all the statements that were repeated in the media after the match Ahli and Wadi Tigris yesterday, but I closed my phone and grew up."
He stressed: "There is a lot of pressure on the leaders and the media has doubled the difficulty of these pressures, the Committee seeking to provide the referees with rules for tough matches so that they do not burn the other leaders."
"Before the Zamalek meeting and authorization, I received a phone call from the committee leader, Issam Abdel-Fattah, and told me to make your decisions as you see it and to confirm his self-confidence, which has boosted my spirits. "
"I have already received confirmation from one of the committee members that I had been appointed to correspond to Zamalek and Pyramids before reporting it," he said.
The international referee concluded his remarks: "The refereeing team retained its concentration level of over 100% in the Zamalek match and clearing and each team won the right."
Zamalek scored two goals for Mahmoud Alaa and two for Fergani Sassi. He continued on the white track and placed him at the top of the standings. He scored 45 points on his 18 games to keep him away at the top under the pursuit of Ahly and Pyramids.
Saed Abdel Hafiz, the football director of Al Ahli, had asked Al-Banna not to officiate Zamalek before Essam Abdel Fattah, chairman of the referees' committee, announces the leadership of Al-Banna. Banna.
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