Mohamed El Ghazy and Ahmed Tawfik Talab Selected to Officiate Jordanian Super Cup Final
The Egyptian Football Association’s refereeing committee has selected international referees Mohamed El Ghazy and Ahmed Tawfik Talab to officiate the Jordanian Super Cup final after a request from the Jordanian Football Association.
The refereeing committee of the Egyptian Football Association has selected international referees Mohamed El Ghazy and Ahmed Tawfik Talab to participate in officiating the Jordanian Super Cup final, which is scheduled to take place next Friday at Amman International Stadium. 🏆⚽
The selection of the two Egyptian international referees came following a request from the Jordanian Football Association, which contacted its Egyptian counterpart to seek the participation of international Egyptian officials in the tournament final.
🇪🇬 Egyptian Duo Selected for Jordanian Super Cup Final
Mohamed El Ghazy and Ahmed Tawfik Talab will be involved in officiating the final, in a move that reflects the confidence placed in Egyptian refereeing and the use of Egyptian international officials in important matches outside the country.
The selection comes after the successful involvement of Egyptian international referees Mohamed Maarouf and Ahmed Hossam Taha in officiating the two Jordanian Super Cup semi-final matches.
The participation of the Egyptian duo received positive recognition, helping pave the way for further involvement of Egyptian referees in the tournament final.
🏆 Jordanian FA Turns to Egyptian Refereeing
The Jordanian Football Association’s request comes as part of the cooperation between the Egyptian and Jordanian football associations and their efforts to benefit from experienced international referees in important matches.
The final carries significant importance as it will determine the winner of the Jordanian Super Cup, making the appointment of the refereeing team one of the key preparations ahead of the match.
Egyptian refereeing has maintained a presence in Arab and continental competitions, with several international Egyptian officials taking charge of matches outside Egypt in recent periods.
⚽ Jordanian Super Cup Final Date
The Jordanian Super Cup final is scheduled to take place next Friday at Amman International Stadium.
Mohamed El Ghazy and Ahmed Tawfik Talab will be part of the refereeing team assigned to the match, with further details regarding the full officiating crew expected to be confirmed.
Their participation adds another chapter to the record of Egyptian referees appearing in Arab competitions, particularly after Mohamed Maarouf and Ahmed Hossam Taha successfully officiated the two semi-final matches.
🔥 Egyptian Refereeing Maintains Arab Presence
The appointment of Egyptian referees for the Jordanian Super Cup final highlights the continued presence of Egyptian officiating in Arab competitions, particularly given the country’s pool of experienced international referees.
Such assignments provide Egyptian officials with valuable opportunities to gain further international experience while also reflecting the confidence of Arab football associations in their ability to handle important matches.
Ultimately, Jordanian football fans will be waiting for the final to discover the winner of the Super Cup, while attention will also be focused on the performance of Egyptian referees Mohamed El Ghazy and Ahmed Tawfik Talab during the match. 🏆🔥
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