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And raise it Zamalek His score is 49 points in first place, five points behind The pyramids Second place, both after playing two matches in the royal division.
Zamalek is leading with five points Al-Ahly The third-place finisher will face Pyramids next Monday, then Al-Ahly and Zamalek will meet early next May.
And he scored Juan Bizera Zamalek’s only goal in the 84th minute snatched three valuable points.
The game started with a strong performance by Zamalek, whose attack was led by Nasser Mansi, who enjoyed excellent support from teammates Bezera and Uday Al-Dabbagh.
On the other hand, Fiston Miley led the Pyramids group, Mustafa Zalaka on the right, and Mustafa Zico on the left.
Nasser Maher led his team’s lead with an attempt to score past Zamalek goalkeeper Hedi Soliman who also did well to defend his own goal.
In the 34th minute, a shot from Maher went over the crossbar of Zamalek’s goal, in one of Pyramids’ best chances in the first half.
Although both teams tried many times in the first half, neither team scored a single goal, which was the end of the game.
At the beginning of the second half, more attacking behavior appeared than in the first half, and Zamalek tried, through its star Bezerra from the right side, to threaten the defense of the Pyramids, which tried to block dangerous chances away from the goal. Ahmed El-Shenawy.
Zamalek’s superiority in attack was evident in the second half, as Pyramids dropped back and relied on counterattacks to absorb Zamalek’s pressure.
Zamalek’s pressure led to the first goal of the game in the 84th minute through Bezerra.
The goal came when Chico Panza went from the right to play a ball that Bezerra put into the net.
Zamalek scored a second goal in the second half through Chico Panza, but the referee ruled it out for offside.
Zamalek managed to control the rest of the game in their favour, and the referee threw the ball at the end of the second half and the game was won 1-0.
