Zamalek bus moves to Cairo Stadium to play Al-Ahly summit
The Referees Committee announced, yesterday, Monday, the selection of an Egyptian refereeing team to manage the important match, led by international Mahmoud Bassiouni, with Ahmed Tawfik Talab and Sami Helal as assistants, international Hamada Al-Qalawi as the fourth referee, and in the video room international Ahmed Al-Ghandour with Mohamed El-Shennawy and Hany Abdel Fattah.
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