Zamalek SC vs El Mokawloon Prediction

Two very different recent runs

Zamalek's last 20 matches across competitions read well: 13 wins, four draws and just three losses, with 25 scored against 10 conceded. That covers league games, continental football and a Super Cup tie, so it's a broad sample rather than a short hot streak.

Zamalek SC: 20 completed matches; El Mokawloon: 20 completed matches.

Zamalek SC

20 matches

Win

65% 13 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

26

Conceded

10

Difference

+16

El Mokawloon

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

55% 11 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

22

Conceded

16

Difference

+6

El Mokawloon's equivalent run is far more even. Six wins, eleven draws and three losses, with 22 scored and 16 conceded, tells you they've drawn far more often than they've won or lost lately. That's a team that competes but struggles to turn games in their favour.

Zamalek look the more reliably winning side, while El Mokawloon's habit of drawing games is the standout feature of their form.

Comparative Team Statistics: Zamalek SC vs El Mokawloon

A long rivalry, tilted towards Zamalek

These two have met regularly going back to 2016, and Zamalek have the better record overall, including a 6-1 cup win back in 2023. There have also been a fair few draws sprinkled through the fixture list.

The most recent league meeting, last August, finished 0-0. So while the wider history favours Zamalek, the very latest meeting was tight rather than one-sided.

The head-to-head record supports Zamalek generally, but the last direct meeting was a stalemate, so it's not a guaranteed formality.

Early table already tells a story

Zamalek sit second after five league games, with four wins, one draw and no losses, scoring eight and conceding just one. El Mokawloon are down in seventh with two wins, one draw and two losses from the same number of games.

It's only five matches in, so this is a small sample, but it lines up with the wider form picture: Zamalek starting strongly, El Mokawloon still finding their feet.

Zamalek's goals are spread around

Among the players listed, Hossam Ashraf and Ahmed Sherif have both scored twice in four Zamalek appearances, and Oday Dabbagh and M. Bentayg have two assists apiece in five matches. That points to a Zamalek attack with more than one reliable source of goals.

Zamalek SC:

Best scorers:

Hossam Ashraf - 2

Ahmed Sherif - 2

Best assist providers:

Oday Dabbagh - 2

M. Bentayg - 2

Chico Banza - 1

Penalty cards:

Mahmoud Hamdi El Wensh x 2

El Mokawloon:

Best scorers:

Mostafa Gamal - 2

Penalty cards:

Shady Hussein x 3

D. Dokou x 2

For El Mokawloon, Mostafa Gamal has also scored twice in four games, making him their standout name from what's available here. On discipline, Shady Hussein and D. Dokou have picked up the more yellow cards among the players listed for El Mokawloon.