Ismaily intensifies its stance against officiating, filing an official complaint and demanding accountability for the assistant referee.
The management committee of Ismaily SC has officially expressed its deep dissatisfaction with the refereeing error that occurred during the team's match against El Sekka El Hadid. They emphasized their intention to file a formal complaint with the relevant authorities, demanding an investigation into the incident and the necessary actions to be taken.
Ismaily: The refereeing error denied us a deserved victory
The committee confirmed that the mistake made by the assistant referee during the match significantly impacted the outcome, leading to the team being deprived, as they described it, of a deserved victory and the collection of three important points in their campaign in the competition.
Formal complaint and demands to not assign future matches to the referee
The committee stated that it has decided to submit a formal complaint to the concerned authorities, calling for an investigation into the incident and holding those responsible accountable. Additionally, they requested that no future matches for Ismaily be assigned to the assistant referee who was held responsible for the officiating error.
Ismaily rejects repeated refereeing errors
The club's management committee stressed its refusal to tolerate repeated refereeing errors that affect the results of the team's matches since the beginning of the season, asserting that they will not relent in defending Ismaily's legitimate rights.
The committee pointed out that the club has suffered, according to the statement, from repeated refereeing mistakes in previous seasons, considering that these have negatively impacted the team's performance and contributed to their inability to remain in the Premier League.
Ismaily: Respect for officiating does not prevent the demand for justice
The Ismaily management committee concluded its statement by affirming that respect for the officiating system does not contradict the club's right to demand justice and protect its rights, stressing that all necessary measures will be taken to prevent such incidents from recurring in the future.
