El Mokawloon vs Masr Prediction & Betting Tips

Contrasting recent form

El Mokawloon's longer run of results is heavily weighted towards draws. Across their last 20 matches in various competitions they've won 6, drawn 11 and lost just 3, scoring 22 and conceding 16. That's a side that's hard to beat but doesn't always find a way through either.

El Mokawloon: 20 completed matches; Masr: 20 completed matches.

El Mokawloon

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

55% 11 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

22

Conceded

16

Difference

+6

Masr

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

26

Conceded

22

Difference

+4

Masr's equivalent run looks streakier. Eight wins, six draws and six losses, with 26 scored and 22 conceded, points to a team capable of scoring goals but also leaking them. Their last five results (win, draw, loss, win, win) suggest they've been picking up more points lately than El Mokawloon, whose recent five reads win, draw, loss, loss, win.

El Mokawloon's habit of drawing games could keep this one tight, even with Masr showing decent recent form.

Comparative Team Statistics: El Mokawloon vs Masr

The last three meetings have all been draws

Of the six recorded meetings between these two, the three most recent, all played in 2026, finished level: 0-0, 1-1 and 0-0. Before that, results were more decisive. Masr won away 2-0 in August 2025 and won at home 1-0 in 2024, while the two sides shared a 3-3 draw back in 2023.

Level on points, split by goal difference

Both teams have picked up 7 points from 5 games this season, with identical win, draw and loss counts. El Mokawloon sit 7th and Masr 10th, and the gap in the table comes down to goal difference rather than results, since El Mokawloon have scored a couple more and conceded a couple fewer.

Goals and cards to watch

Mostafa Gamal has been El Mokawloon's most productive attacker of late, with two goals in four appearances. On the disciplinary side, El Mokawloon's Shady Hussein has picked up three yellow cards in his last five matches, while Masr's Mohamed Rabia and T. Alaa have two apiece in the same span. Nothing dramatic, but it hints at a physical edge to games involving both sides.

El Mokawloon:

Best scorers:

Mostafa Gamal - 2

Penalty cards:

Shady Hussein x 3

D. Dokou x 2

Masr:

Penalty cards:

Mohamed Rabia x 2

T. Alaa x 2

A tight, low-scoring game looks likely

Put it together and this has the makings of a cagey contest. El Mokawloon's season has been built on avoiding defeat rather than piling up wins, Masr have shown they can score but also concede, and the recent head-to-head history is dominated by draws. None of that points to an open, high-scoring match.