A fierce response from Helmy Tulan to accusations of “missing” Zamalek’s match

Helmy Tawlan, Enppi’s coach, expressed his discontent at the news that he missed Zamalek’s match, which brought them together on Sunday night, in Egyptian Premier League competitions.

Zamalek defeated Enppi with an unanswered goal, scored by Mahmoud Hamdi Al-Wensh, in the context of the twenty-third round of the Egyptian League competition, at the Cairo Stadium.

During the match press conference, Tolan added: “The news of missing the match, which was spread on social media before the match, is a shame to be told those words to me. We concluded for each team we coach, and we deny that we spread news and social media has become extremely absurd and dirty throughout. “

He continued: “The Zamalek match is very difficult for us. We faced a team full of distinguished players in all positions, but in an hour and a quarter we were able to attack Zamalek, and we were shy.”

He continued: “The goal came from an individual error. There was no good tracking of the winch, although we were specific to the role of each player, but we thank the players and tell them (increase your kindness) the effort they have made today, since we left a game like this defeated by a corner kick. ” .

He continued: “Today I was putting pressure on Zamalek from the front, and this was very clear, because Zamalek was not used to pressure and there was very high tactical discipline, and I think Al-Abyadh did not attack us seriously in the first half, and this is the result of tactical discipline. “

He added: “There is no team in the world that can put pressure on the opponent for 90 minutes, because this is an extraordinary physical effort, and unfortunately our preparation period was not enough after 5 months of absence, we prepared the team in 6 weeks, above all that we will continue for one more season and this means a period. Get ready for a season and a half.

He concluded: “Of course, Osama Jalal’s injury affected us a lot against Zamalek.”