AL Masry vs Abu Qair Semad Prediction & Betting Tips

Form since the season kicked off

AL Masry have won two and lost three of their last five league matches, and the shape of that run stands out. Both wins came away from home, while all three defeats have arrived in front of their own fans, including back-to-back losses in September. That home form is a genuine concern for them right now.

AL Masry: 20 completed matches; Abu Qair Semad: 20 completed matches.

AL Masry

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

22

Conceded

21

Difference

+1

Abu Qair Semad

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

40% 8 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

17

Conceded

18

Difference

-1

Abu Qair Semad's form reads worse on paper. They've won just once in their first five top-flight matches, and none of their four defeats have brought a goal at the other end. Their away form has been particularly bleak, with three straight defeats and nothing to show for it going forward.

Neither side looks settled, but Abu Qair Semad's inability to score away from home is the bigger warning sign.

Comparative Team Statistics: AL Masry vs Abu Qair Semad

History between the sides

There are only two meetings on record, both from a Second League campaign back in 2021-22, when AL Masry won one and drew the other. That was a different level of football and a different Abu Qair Semad side, so it doesn't tell us much about what to expect this time around.

Where they sit in the table

Five games into the campaign, AL Masry are 12th with six points from two wins and three defeats. Abu Qair Semad are down in 17th, having taken just three points from a single win in the same number of matches. It's still early days, so places can shift quickly, but there's already a visible gap between the two.

Discipline notes

There's no fresh injury information to go on here, but the card counts are worth a mention. Seif Shika, Y. Hamdi and M. Alaa have each picked up two yellow cards for Abu Qair Semad in their last five appearances, while Mohamed Makhlouf has done the same for AL Masry. It hints at both sides having had some rough edges defensively of late, though it's not proof of anyone missing out here.

AL Masry:

Penalty cards:

Mohamed Makhlouf x 2

Abu Qair Semad:

Penalty cards:

Seif Shika x 2

Y. Hamdi x 2

M. Alaa x 2

How the game could unfold

AL Masry have actually fared better on the road than at home this season, while Abu Qair Semad have struggled badly away from their own ground, failing to score in three straight trips. That combination makes home advantage less of a certainty than it might look, even against a visiting side that's toiled on its travels.

The split between home and away form makes this a trickier read than the table gap alone suggests.