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02:21 PM | Friday 04 December 2020
Egypt cup
The main referee committee of the Football Association, headed by Wajih Ahmed and Azab Hajjaj, resolved on Friday to assign the Egypt Cup final to referee Muhammad Al-Hanafi, who combines the two Al-Ahly teams against the Vanguard of the Army, tomorrow night, Saturday, at the Burj Al Arab stadium in Alexandria.
Mohamed El Hanafi was chosen to lead this Egypt Cup final after his absence from the semi-finals of the tournament in which Mohamed Maarouf led the Al-Ahly and Al-Ittihad match, while Mahmoud Al-Banna led the Zamalek and Al -Talaa.
For its part, the temporary committee in charge of the management of the Football Association announced that the champion of the Egyptian Cup won 1.5 million pounds from Al-Ahly and Al-Tale’i.
The date of the match Al-Ahly and Al-Jaish in the final of the Egyptian Cup
El Al-Ahly will face his counterpart Tala’a Al-Jaish at exactly eight in the morning, Saturday, at the Army Stadium of Borg El Arab in Alexandria, ahead of the final of the Egyptian Cup of the 2019 season. -2020.
Al-Ahly qualified for the final match at the expense of Alexandria’s Al-Ittihad by beating them 2-1, while Al-Jaish qualified after defeating Zamalek 3-1, after the match was extended to extra time, as the original time ended in a positive 1-1 draw.
The red giant is eager to clinch the cup title and pick up the hat-trick this season after the Premier League and the African Champions League, and the team aims to exploit their overwhelming lead over the leaders heading into tomorrow to get the title.
Al-Ahly faced his counterpart Al-Jaysh earlier in 28 Egyptian League and Cup matches, and the sons of Al-Qala Al-Hamra were victorious 23 times, with the two teams drawing in 5 matches. , Al-Ahly scored 61 goals, while Al-Tali’a scored 13 goals.
Al-Ahly met Al-Jaysh leaders Al-Jaysh only once in the Egypt Cup, and it was in the 2006-2007 season, where Al-Ahly faced Al-Jaish in the quarterfinals, and the match ended with Al-Ahly winning 3-1, and Al-Ahly scored two goals at the time, Mohamed Abu Trika, “two goals”, and Angolan Flavio. Sameh Al-Aidarousi scored the goal for Al-Jaysh Al-Jaish.
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