اشتباكات بين اللاعبيبن السودانيين وصحفيين مصريين

Quote: Sudan players attack Egyptian TV crew Fri, 25 Jan 2008 - 23:24 By: Hatem Maher Egypt face Sudan on Saturday Sudan players assaulted members of Egyptian TV crew on Friday, just 24 hours before their clash against the Pharaohs in Group C of the African Cup of Nations. The crew was trying to make interviews with some of Sudan players, whose reaction was an astonishing one. "It was very ugly," Egyptian TV presenter Adham El-Kamouny told BBC Sport correspondent in Kumasi. "We tried to interview the team but they refused so we asked them if they could just say those words so that the Egyptian people knew they had refused an interview. "Suddenly people from the Sudanese football federation went nuts start cursing, throwing punches, broke our camera assaulted me and my director, five or six players started hitting my director in a very ugly way," he added. El-Kamouny stressed that he and his work-mates will pursue legal action against Sudan players and officials. "We will definitely go to the police, make a complaint to the Conferderation of African football (Caf) and everything will be reported." Sudan coach Mohamed Abdullah blamed Egyptian media for the ill-feelings between his side and the five-time African champions because they say 'bad things' about his team. In recent years, the rivalry between Sudanese and Egyptian football greatly increased. Egyptian trio Ahli, Zamalek and Ismaili faced Sudanese duo Hilal and Merrikh in several heated encounters in different African competitions over the past few years. http://sports.filbalad.com/english/News.asp?NewsID=39659