Egyptian clubs' association issues round-five suspensions and fines

The Egyptian Professional Clubs Association has announced suspensions and fines against players, coaches and officials stemming from the fifth round of the 2026-27 Premier League.

• The association suspended ten players and coaches for one match each, with fines ranging from 2,500 to 40,000 Egyptian pounds for red cards and accumulated yellows.
• Ghazl El-Mahalla was fined 200,000 pounds in two separate penalties for fans' collective abuse of the referee and for throwing stones and bottles at an assistant referee.
• Pyramids was fined 50,000 pounds after its players collected six yellow cards, and its official Mohamed Taher was fined 20,000 pounds for protesting referee decisions.
• Al Ahly beat Abu Qir Fertilizers 2-0, Zamalek beat Ghazl El-Mahalla 1-0, and Pyramids beat Eastern Company ENPPI 2-1 in round five.
• The association's total fines for round five reached 390,000 Egyptian pounds across players, coaches, officials and clubs.
• The association collected a total of 390,000 Egyptian pounds in fines from round-five disciplinary violations.