Abu Dhabi, UAE – The Mohammed bin Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi witnessed an exceptional football night, as Al Ahly of Egypt won the Egyptian Super Cup title for the sixteenth time
in its history after a well-deserved victory over its traditional rival Zamalek by two goals to nil.
This was in an Egyptian summit match with an Emirati flavor that
brought together thousands of fans in a wonderful celebratory atmosphere.
The match was part of the UAE National Day celebrations,
adding a special dimension to the sporting event.
The event was held amidst excellent organization that reflects
the UAE’s status as a permanent destination for major Arab championships.
Al-Ahly imposed its dominance
Those present praised the excellent organization
and the advanced infrastructure of the stadium.
Which hosted one of the most beautiful editions of the Egyptian Super Cup.
Al Ahly’s star player Ashraf Bencharki scored
in the 44th minute after a perfect pass from Zizo.
This was before Marwan Attia extended the lead with a second goal
in the 72nd minute from a brilliant pass by Taher Mohamed Taher.
Al-Ahly confirmed their dominance over the match
after a well-organized team performance and clear field control.
The match was officiated by an international refereeing team led
by the Turkish referee Halil Umut, assisted by Jeyhun Sesigozal and Abdullah Bora.
Festive scene
Meanwhile, Emirati Suhail Al Mulla took on the role of fourth official,
The video technology was supervised by Istvan Vad (Hungary)
and Angel Bello (Mexico).
The match was attended by a huge crowd from the Egyptian and Arab communities.
The stands of Mohammed bin Zayed Stadium were filled
with the colors of Al Ahly and Zamalek.
This was in a celebratory scene that embodied the depth of sporting relations between the UAE and Egypt.
With this victory, Al-Ahly strengthened its record for
the number of Egyptian Super Cup titles, raising its tally to 16 titles.
Zamalek came away empty-handed despite their attempts
in the second half to come back in the result.
