Masrawy
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Saturday 31 October 2020
12:43 PM
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Ibrahim Mubarak, Director of Sports Programs in Channel One, revealed that the National Media Authority decided to broadcast the match between Zamalek and Moroccan Raja in the second leg of the African Champions League semi-finals on the “Time Sports” channel.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced earlier, setting a new date for the 4th of November for the match between Zamalek and Al-Raja, which will be held at nine o’clock in the evening at the Cairo International Stadium.
Mubarak said in statements to “Yallakora”, “There is an analytical studio that will be broadcast on On Time Sports satellite before the match, indicating that the Authority has harnessed all capabilities to broadcast the match in the best possible quality.”
“The match will be broadcast by 12 cameras to cover all corners and corners of the stadium, and director Inas Othman will direct the match,” he added.
For his part, Mohamed El Gohary, the general supervisor of sports programs in the television sector, said that the semi-final second leg of the African Champions League between the Zamalek and Al-Raja teams will be broadcast on the Time Sports Channel of the National Media Authority directly on the terrestrial frequency.
He stressed, “This comes after strengthening the digital terrestrial broadcasting with modern equipment to match the quality of satellite broadcasting, and the channel can be received with regular wireless, in addition to its presence on the terrestrial frequency of the second channel.”
He stated, “There are special preparations to transfer the match, and the unit HD will be paid with 12 high-quality cameras distributed throughout the stadium, and we will see an analytical studio presented by Ahmed Schubert and Saif Zahir, and the analysis stars will host Taha Ismail, Ayman Yunus, Hazem Imam, Imad Mutaib.
He concluded, “Youth and Sports Radio also broadcasts, through an analytical studio entitled:” Koura FM, “presented by Karim Hassan Shehata, and hosts Sami El Shishiny, Hisham Hanafi, and Jamal Hamza.
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