Egyptian footballer speaks out for Palestine after EFL draw ...Kuwait

An Egyptian national footballer spoke out for Palestine after his team came from behind to draw in the second flight of English competition on Tuesday. Ipswich Town captain Sam Morsy, 32, was interviewed by broadcaster Sky Sports following the 1–1 result against Leicester City in the English Football League Championship. "We've got the privilege to be here. Thirty thousand [fans in attendance] and an amazing team, while the plight continues in Palestine," Morsy said after the home fixture. "We're the lucky ones. We get to play football for a living. And yeah, we drew. We're doing well. We're enjoying it. We're very blessed, very privileged to… be in this position." I

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