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Wadi Degla to Host USM Alger Training Before Zamalek Clash
Wadi Degla will host USM Alger’s training sessions in Cairo ahead of the CAF Confederation Cup final second leg against Zamalek.
Barcelona Seal 29th LaLiga Title with Clasico Win
Barcelona won their 29th LaLiga title after beating Real Madrid 2-0 in El Clasico.
Pyramids Beat ZED to Win Second Egypt Cup Title
Pyramids won their second Egypt Cup title after beating ZED FC 2-1 in the final at Cairo International Stadium.
Mido Backs Zamalek Defender Before Confederation Cup Return Leg
Mido backs Hossam Abdelmaguid after criticism following Zamalek’s Confederation Cup final first leg.
Ceramica Players Warned Before Zamalek Clash
Media reports say Ceramica’s management sent a firm warning to players before facing Zamalek.
Spalletti: Juventus Cannot Change 18 Players
Spalletti rejects the idea of a full Juventus overhaul and calls for balanced improvements.
Raphinha Clarifies His Barcelona Future Amid Exit Talk
Raphinha responds to exit rumours and says his future should be discussed directly with Barcelona.
Wydad Coach: Derbies Are Won, Not Played
Wydad’s coach says the derby win over Raja can help the team return to the right path.
Tarek Yehia: USM Alger's penalty was correct and Zamalek can score three in Cairo
Tarek Yehia said USM Alger's penalty was correct but backed Zamalek to turn the tie around in Cairo.
El Wensh: USM Alger's penalty was questionable and the result was surprising
El Wensh described USM Alger's penalty as questionable and said Zamalek's defeat came as a surprise.
Motamed Gamal: We wanted a win or draw against USM Alger, and the refereeing decisions were puzzling
Motamed Gamal said Zamalek had targeted a win or draw against USM Alger and questioned some refereeing decisions.
Ahmed Soliman: Bonuses to stop Zamalek are a strange phenomenon that could harm the league
Ahmed Soliman said extra bonuses are being offered to stop Zamalek, warning that such a trend could damage fair competition.