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Egypt FA fines Al Ahly official and Zamalek after women's summit match
September 22, 2026 at 03:02 PM · Updated 24d ago
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4 reports · over 8 hours
Egypt's football association fined an Al Ahly official and Zamalek over incidents during last Friday's women's league match, which Al Ahly won 6-0.
- The competitions department fined Al Ahly women's football chief Shadi Mohamed 5,000 Egyptian pounds for exchanging words with Zamalek's women's coach during the match.
- Zamalek received fines totaling 15,000 pounds: 5,000 for board members delaying kickoff, 5,000 for coach Ali Said, and 5,000 for administrator Seif El-Din Khaled.
- The department ordered Zamalek to pay the fines within a week and barred the club from participation until payment is made.
- Shadi Mohamed said the sanction was unjust and amounted to favoritism toward Zamalek, citing match officials' reports containing no misconduct by him.
- A source inside Zamalek denied that coach Ali Said exchanged verbal abuse with any Al Ahly player or the referee, noting the match report omitted it.



