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Mohamed Zidan, the star of the Egypt and Borussia Dortmund national team, said he still blames Ahmed Al-Muhammadi, the Aston Villa player and his former teammate, for what he did against Brazil when he caused a deadly time penalty during the clash of the two teams at the 2009 Confederations Cup.
Zidane told Ontime Sports: “I still blame Al-Mohammadi for what he did against Brazil so far.”
And he continued: “They scored a goal, we drew, then they scored two goals, the first half was over, and we went into the dressing room, we were happy to have scored a goal against Brazil.”
He continued: “Some defensive errors caused this result. In the dressing room there is someone who was injured and who was sitting, then Hassan Shehata came in. We thought he would motivate us, but he (swept the dressing room), surprised me and I wondered what he wants? We are against Brazil and three times late. Goals. “
“It entered us in some way. It used to see us on the field that we are better than them, but our mistakes made us look bad. Either we lose 6 or 7 goals, or we come back in the result again.”
He added: “We went back to the stadium and we felt that we were facing an African team in yellow, not Brazil. We controlled the game for half an hour until Al-Mohammadi’s shot arrived.”
The Egypt team came out 3-1 at the end of the first half, before drawing again 3-3 with a more than wonderful performance, and Zidane scored two goals, then moments before the end of time, Ahmed Al-Muhammadi took the hand ball out of the stadium and then hit the ground, and while trying to treat it, it was done. Calculation of the penalty.
Howard Webb, the referee, had decided a corner in favor of Brazil, after that he called a penalty and sent Al-Mohammadi off.
