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Ehab Galal, coach of Al-Masry Al-Borseidi, revealed why he had not shaken hands with Hossam Hassan, coach of the match in the match that pitted them against Saturday , pointing out that the meeting for him was only a three-way match.
Al-Masri Al-Borseidi defeated Smouha 4-2 in the Egyptian championship.
"For me, the match only represents three points for the winning team," Ehab Galal told Radio Hour.
When asked why he had not shaken Hossam Hassan's hand, he replied, "I was afraid of a reaction or a transgression."
"But I asked the players to go and shake hands with the technical staff because they had already trained.
"Players must have good relationships with their former coaches and not just a football match," said Ehab Galal.
"For me, there is no problem with anyone and we play football and there is a winner and a loser."
Al-Masri lifted his lead to 41 points in fourth place, two points behind Egypt for the draw.
"We are looking to win the next games for a good position and to be in the gold square," said Ehab Galal.
"We have a difficult confrontation with Arab entrepreneurs before the Ahli, Zamalek and Ismaili clashes."
"We are relying on the results of others to examine the first three and ourselves for the Golden Square."
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