Recordings Reveal Al-Ahly Player's Near Ejection

The Egyptian referees' committee reviewed the recordings of the conversations among the referees during the Al Ahly versus Zamalek match in the Egyptian Premier League, confirming that there was no request from referee Mohamed Maaref to remove player Ali Mahmoud to prevent him from receiving a second yellow card and getting sent off. From the changing room onward, all referee communications were recorded via video technology, and the review shows that the dialogue during the match was limited to an objection from an Al Ahly official regarding a specific decision. The referee responded that the play was legitimate and had been reviewed with video technology, with no request made to remove the player or provide additional protection for him. The committee emphasizes that the recordings remain an official document, and there was no discussion about replacing the player threatened with a red card. This clears up the media controversy and reinforces transparency in refereeing management.

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