An Egyptian Second Division match was called off after 12 minutes on Friday because one team had an insufficient number of players.
Media Sporting started the game against Tersana with eight available players after others had refused to play, saying they had not been paid.
Tersana scored two early goals before at least one Media said he was injured and the match was halted because the rules state that a team must have a minimum of seven players on the pitch. "The team did not withdraw and as a respect for the Football Association, we decided to participate with eight players and without an available goalkeeper, and some participated despite their injuries," Media board member Farag Al-Gamal told local media.
"Some players complained of injury and their inability to complete the match, so the referee decided to cancel it," he added.Reporting by Osama Khairy and Shady Amir, editing by Ed Osmond
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