Has the Egyptian football summit between Al-Ahly and Zamalek postponed to please Morteza Mansour?

Egyptian fans were frustrated after they were quickly disappointed to enjoy a regular Premier League competition after the announcement of the postponement of the summit match between Al-Ahli and Zamalek for security reasons, although it is without an audience, which opened the door for the masses to accuse the Football Association of postponing it to please the president. Zamalek Club.

The continuous delays of the games have affected the level of the game in the country during the past years, besides putting a direct draw avoided Al Ahly and Zamalek collision only at the end of each round.

Everyone was optimistic at the start of the new season after promises from the Interim Committee, which manages the Egyptian Federation of the game, to commit to a regular schedule and fixed dates.

"We are committed to preparing a schedule of matches such as those in England, Spain and any European country," said committee chairman Amr Ganayni before the start of the season.

The draw for the league resulted in an early summit between champions Ahli and traditional rivals Zamalek in the fourth round.

But everyone was surprised by a late decision on Tuesday to postpone the game, which was scheduled for next Saturday, indefinitely. Fans expressed frustration with the decision on social networking sites on the Internet, and attacked the Union, accusing its president, who was a former member of the board of Zamalek, courtesy of President Murtaza Mansour, who insistently asked to postpone the game for technical reasons, not security.

Most of the social media pioneers were not convinced by what the Egyptian Federation said in an official statement that the decision was postponed "in light of receiving security instructions in this regard," and launched the Egyptian football fans and attacking Al-Janaini and Mansour, achieved second place in Egypt within hours of reaching about ninety A tweet.

Some have linked the postponement to what happened in the last confrontation between the two teams on September 20, when Al-Ahly won 3-2 in the Egyptian Super Cup match, and then gathered hundreds of protesters in downtown Cairo and several other cities late, shouting slogans against the regime Governor and Sisi, in response to an online call to demonstrate against corruption.

Ahli top the standings with nine points from three games, two points behind Zamalek, Pyramids and Arab contractors.

The Egyptian Federation decided to submit the date of the match Zamalek and Arab contractors to be held on Saturday instead of the summit, which supports the view that refuses to justify the postponement of security reasons.

Egypt's Al Ittihad have yet to decide whether to play another match or to be exempted from playing this week.

The postponement of the games is a crisis in the league, which was suspended last season because of the African Cup of Nations in Egypt, between June and July, and resumed its activity shortly before the start of the new season, affecting the physical preparedness of the players.

Add to that the problem of holding local matches without fans or in the presence of a limited number of fans since the killing of more than seventy fans for Al-Ahli, in the events of violence that followed a match against Egyptian Port Said in 2012.

The fourth round starts on Thursday, where Pyramids will meet former coach Hossam Hassan, who is currently leading Smouha in the hope of taking the lead.

Egypt's Al-Bursaidi will also play against Egypt for clearing. Enppi, who are one point away, are looking for their first victory in the war production, while Ismaili face the Harshad team on Friday.