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Ashraf Sobhi, Minister of Youth and Sports, stressed that “Egypt is ready for all possibilities”, regarding the venue for the final of the African Champions League between Al-Ahly and Zamalek on 27 November.
On the sidelines of the opening of the CAPTEX factory for synthetic turf, Sobhi said: I renew my appeal to Egyptian sports fans to show your sportsmanship and reject fanaticism.
He added: “The final of the African Champions League between the Egyptian football poles Al-Ahly and Zamalek is an unprecedented historical event in the history of Egyptian and African sports and must be at the highest level in all respects, which It is what Egyptian sports have become accustomed to hosting and organizing the most important sporting events in recent years. “
“Egypt is ready for all possibilities with all its sports facilities, which is one of the recent gains of the Egyptian state as its facilities are ready to host the biggest sporting events at various times,” he added.
“The ministry, in coordination with the competent authorities, monitors and monitors the circumstances of the final match of the Champions League.”
Walid Al-Attar, Executive Director of the Football Association, highlighted that the person responsible for the final of the CAF Champions League between Al-Ahly and Zamalek is the CAF Competitions Committee.
Al-Attar said on Ontime Sports 1: “If the weather is unstable in Alexandria at the time of the African Champions League final, the decision to move the Burj Al Arab match to another stadium will be in the hands of the Competitions Committee. of the CAF “.
Meanwhile, Jamal Sayed, a meteorologist, confirmed to the same channel: “It is difficult to know the weather on November 27, the day of the Africa final.
“Several days before the game, we will know if there is rain and storms in Alexandria, and if we show it, the Burj Al Arab stadium will be affected by the weather, which will negatively affect the players on the field,” he added.
Al-Attar completed his speech again, saying: “Until now, the final decision on the attendance of the masses to the African Final has not been made, and this matter is being discussed, but the African Union had confirmed that the fans did not I would attend the rest of the matches of the tournament since its completion.
