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FIFA Suspends Coach Hassan and Forward Zico for Three and Five Matches

  • FIFA suspended Egypt coach Hossam Hassan for three matches and forward Mostafa Zico for five after criticism of the referee following Egypt’s 3–2 World Cup loss to Argentina.
  • Egypt’s national team director Ibrahim Hassan, Hossam’s twin brother, also received a three-match suspension.
  • The Egyptian Football Association requested FIFA’s reasoning while considering its legal options and a possible appeal.
  • The suspensions could keep Hossam and Ibrahim Hassan out of upcoming matches against Malawi.
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FIFA has announced penalties for the Egyptian player and coach.

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FIFA suspends coach Hassan and forward Zico for three and five matches ...

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FIFA suspends Egypt coach, forward over Cup criticism

Egypt's coach Hossam Hassan and striker Mostafa Zico have been hit with FIFA suspensions after they criticised refereeing in their World Cup loss to Argentina.

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Months after Egypt and Argentina faced a controversial confrontation in Mondial 2026, Hussam Hassan and two of Egypt's most prominent names returned to the front, following new decisions from Viva that prompted the football union to move legally.

Egypt striker Mustafa Ziku has been banned for five matches and coach Husam Hasan for three for criticizing the referees after their 3-2 defeat to Argentina in the round of 16 of the World Cup. The Egyptian Football Association announced the punishment from FIFA on Monday.

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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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