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Manuel José, the legend of the Red Fort, believes that the Tigris Valley was subjected to oppression in his confrontation with Al-Ahly.
Al-Ahly defeated Wadi Degla with a double to none on matchday 24 of the Egyptian League. (See details)
Manuel José said: “The refereeing was not in the best way in the match.”
“There is a suspicion of a penalty against Rami Rabia, as well as the disallowed goal of Tigris for offside, I think it is a correct goal,” he said in his remarks on the Al-Ahly channel.
“The Wadi Degla team played well, with a competitive philosophy, and strong despite their position,” he added.
He went on to say, “I worked before in the Tigris Valley as a technical advisor, and there is a caring state on their side, but the Al-Ahly club is definitely ‘my club’.
He added: “From my point of view, there were two bad judgment decisions, from my vision, but I’m not sure because in the end I didn’t see the two shots from all angles.”
He continued: “A fair match and a fair result. Al-Ahly’s goal is the best of the match and the referee’s decisions are the worst of the match.”
Al-Ahly won with two goals to none at the expense of Wadi Degla on matchday 24 of the Egyptian League.
Al-Ahly’s double came through Marwan Mohsen and Hamdi Fathy in the 42nd and 93rd minutes.
In the match, Mohamed Magdy “Afsha” blew a penalty for Al-Ahly as well as canceled Greisha’s jihad for a goal for Khaled Reda’s Wadi Degla due to infiltration after returning to video technology.
Al-Ahly reached the 65th point just up front, to take a new step closer to officially winning the title, and he needs 4 wins to win the title.
While the balance of the Tigris stuck at point 26 in thirteenth position.
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