The Competitions Committee of the Egyptian Clubs Association is reviewing the reports from referees and observers regarding the recent Cairo derby between Al Ahly and Zamalek, before taking any action against fans from either club if the incidents are confirmed in the reports.
A source from the Clubs Association stated that the association does not need a formal request or complaint from Zamalek to begin investigating any misconduct or offensive chants that occurred in the stands. If any unacceptable behavior is confirmed, those responsible will be punished according to the applicable regulations.
Zamalek Files Complaint Against Offensive Chants and Demands Accountability
Zamalek has submitted an official complaint to the Egyptian Professional Clubs Association and the Competitions Committee regarding the offensive chants directed at the club during the recent derby match against Al Ahly, which was part of the sixth round of the Premier League.
In its complaint, Zamalek called for the application of the competition regulations and necessary actions against the chants that occurred during the match, holding those responsible accountable to ensure compliance with the rules governing the competitions and to maintain sportsmanship.
Zamalek emphasized the importance of addressing this incident in accordance with the applicable regulations to uphold sporting values in Egyptian stadiums.
