Zamalek SC vs El Mokawloon Prediction

Two different kinds of form

Zamalek's overall record across their last 20 matches reads 13 wins, three draws and four losses, with 21 scored and 11 conceded, a strong return built largely away from home and in continental competition. The catch is that two of those four losses have come at home, including defeats to Al Ahly and Masr in their last few weeks.

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

Zamalek SC

20 matches

Win

65% 13 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

20% 4 / 20

Scored

21

Conceded

11

Difference

+10

El Mokawloon

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

45% 9 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

25

Conceded

14

Difference

+11

El Mokawloon's longer sample shows eight wins, nine draws and three losses, with 25 scored and 14 conceded, a record shaped heavily by drawn games. Their most recent form away from home is sharper though, with wins at Enppi, El Gouna and Wadi Degla in their last few outings.

Zamalek's home form has dipped a touch just as El Mokawloon's away form has picked up.

Comparative Team Statistics: Zamalek SC vs El Mokawloon

A history of tight contests

Looking back over the last 15 meetings, Zamalek have the edge with seven wins to El Mokawloon's one, and seven draws in between. But a lot of the recent meetings have been close, including a 0-0 the last time these two played in August 2025.

Three of the last five head-to-head games have finished level, which suggests this fixture doesn't always follow the pattern you'd expect from the league table.

The draw has turned up often enough in this fixture to be worth factoring in.

The table gap

After six league games, Zamalek sit third with 13 points from four wins, a draw and a loss, scoring eight and conceding three. El Mokawloon are down in eighth with eight points from two wins, two draws and two losses, with seven scored and six against.

It's a clear early-season gap in Zamalek's favour, though six matches is still a small sample to read too much into.

Players to watch

Zamalek's goals have been shared around, with Hossam Ashraf and Ahmed Sherif both scoring twice in their last four appearances, while Oday Dabbagh and M. Bentayg have combined for several assists in their last five games.

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 two goals in his last four outings. Shady Hussein and D. Dokou have both picked up multiple yellow cards recently, so discipline is something to keep an eye on.

How this one might unfold

Put the pieces together and this doesn't look like a one-sided afternoon. Zamalek's home form has wobbled just as El Mokawloon have started winning on the road, and the head-to-head history shows these two sides drawing more often than the table gap would suggest.

That points towards a tighter, more cagey contest than Zamalek's league position alone implies, even if they're still the team with more going for them overall.