Ceramica Cleopatra vs Masr Prediction

Wider form looks almost identical

Zoom out to the last 20 matches each side have played across all competitions and the picture changes. Ceramica have won seven, drawn seven and lost six, scoring 24 and conceding 19.

Ceramica Cleopatra: 20 completed matches; Masr: 20 completed matches.

Ceramica Cleopatra

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

24

Conceded

19

Difference

+5

Masr

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

25

Conceded

21

Difference

+4

Masr have exactly the same win-draw-loss split, with 25 scored and 21 against. That sample mixes league, cup and continental games, so it's a general form read rather than a season table, but it shows two sides that have performed at a similar level over time.

Comparative Team Statistics: Ceramica Cleopatra vs Masr

History doesn't lean either way

The six meetings on record between these two since 2024 are a spread of results rather than a pattern. There have been draws at 0-0, 1-1 (twice) and 2-2, alongside one 1-4 away win for Masr and one 3-0 away win for Ceramica.

Neither side has controlled this fixture consistently, home or away, across that run.

League table tells a clear recent story

Ceramica Cleopatra sit sixth with 12 points from six games, built on four wins and two defeats, scoring 11 and conceding seven.

Masr are down in tenth with eight points from the same number of matches, two wins, two draws and two losses, with five scored and six let in. On this domestic snapshot, Ceramica have the clearer recent edge.

Ceramica's advantage looks tied to this league campaign specifically, not a wider gap in quality.

Attacking names and discipline

Ceramica's recent attacking output has centred on Mohamed Reda, who has two goals and two assists in five appearances, with Ahmed Belhadji also credited with two goals and two assists.

Ceramica Cleopatra:

Best scorers:

Mohamed Reda - 2

Ahmed Belhadji - 2

Best assist providers:

Mohamed Reda - 2

Ahmed Belhadji - 2

Masr:

Penalty cards:

Mohamed Rabia x 2

T. Alaa x 2

On the Masr side, Mohamed Rabia and T. Alaa are the names flagged for cards, two yellows each in five matches with no reds recorded, so nothing in what's available points to suspension worries.

How it could play out

Put the pieces together and this looks tighter than the league table alone suggests. Ceramica have the better current domestic form, but their and Masr's broader recent records are level, and head-to-head history hasn't favoured either side strongly.

A reasonably tight, competitive match looks the most sensible read, with Ceramica's domestic momentum as their main card to play.