The Football Association is in contact with Germany, England, Italy, and Portugal to appoint a refereeing team for the upcoming match.
The Egyptian Football Association has sent letters to the federations of Germany, England, Italy, and Portugal requesting foreign referees for the highly anticipated match between Al Ahly and Zamalek in the Egyptian Premier League.
Al Ahly has previously contacted the clubs' association, demanding foreign referees for their matches against Zamalek and Pyramids FC.
Match Date for Al Ahly vs Zamalek in the 133rd Derby
The Professional Clubs Association has scheduled the Al Ahly vs Zamalek match for Sunday, October 11, as part of the sixth round of the Egyptian Premier League. The match will kick off at 8 PM Cairo time at Cairo International Stadium, according to the announced tournament schedule.
The Derby After the International Break
The Al Ahly vs Zamalek match comes after the conclusion of the international break, during which league competitions are paused due to national team commitments, before the tournament resumes with the derby between the two giants of Egyptian football.
Both teams' coaching staff are expected to benefit from the break to prepare the players and correct mistakes observed during the first five rounds, in addition to adequately preparing for the anticipated clash.
Al Ahly and Zamalek in the League Struggle
Both teams enter the derby after the fifth round, with each having collected 13 points. Al Ahly secured a victory over Abu Qir Fertilizers with a score of 2-0, while Zamalek won against Ghazl El Mahalla 1-0.
The match holds significant importance due to the early competition for the top of the league table, as each team aims to secure three points and continue their pursuit of the championship lead.
TV Channels Broadcasting the Al Ahly vs Zamalek Match
The Al Ahly vs Zamalek match will be broadcast on ON Sport, the official broadcaster of the Egyptian Premier League, with an analytical studio before and after the match.
The Football Association is in contact with Germany, England, Italy, and Portugal to appoint a refereeing team for the upcoming match. — Africa Sport News
