Zamalek fixtures and results

Zamalek results record completed football matches, whose scores need the context of the competition, date and venue. Readers following soccer in South Africa can distinguish a completed match from one still in progress by checking whether full time has been reached. In a continental knockout tie, establish whether the score covers one leg or the whole tie before interpreting the outcome.

Egyptian Premier League, Egypt Cup and CAF results each tell a different part of the club’s story. Keep the competition label beside each score when following Zamalek, because a league result and a knockout result answer different questions. Their Confederation Cup titles in 2018-19 and 2023-24 provide historical context for that continental interest.

What Time Is the Zamalek Match Across Africa?

Supporters following Zamalek from Nigeria read kick-off listings in WAT; those in Kenya and Uganda follow EAT, with SAST for South Africa and GMT for Ghana. To convert a Ghanaian start time, move the clock forward by one hour in Nigeria, by two in South Africa and by three in Kenya or Uganda. A Zamalek kick-off of 18:00 GMT therefore corresponds to 19:00 WAT, 21:00 EAT and 20:00 SAST.

How Do You Read Zamalek Results and Derby Scores?

Begin with the competition name when comparing Zamalek scores: league matches contribute to a campaign, while cup matches belong to a knockout route. For a tie played over two legs, consider both scores together. Read the venue separately from the home or away designation, particularly when assessing a final.

Cairo derby results deserve their own reading because the competition changes what the score decides. A league meeting affects the Egyptian Premier League table; a cup meeting can decide progression or a trophy. Zamalek’s 1994 CAF Super Cup victory over Al Ahly made Zamalek the first Egyptian club to win the competition.

Where Can You Follow the Score or Find Match Highlights?

When following a Zamalek score, establish whether play is still under way or the match has finished. For match highlights, check that the video names the correct opponents, competition and date. The 1994 CAF Super Cup against Al Ahly and the 2016 CAF Champions League final against Mamelodi Sundowns are distinct continental occasions, so the year matters when searching for either.

Why Do African Fans Follow the White Knights?

Zamalek’s continental record gives African supporters a lasting reason to follow the White Knights beyond Egypt’s domestic calendar. Their CAF Champions League titles came in 1984, 1986, 1993, 1996 and 2002. Those dated honours explain the weight attached to a continental fixture without asking a single result to describe the club’s standing across generations, or predict how another campaign will finish.

The Confederation Cup titles in 2018-19 and 2023-24 extend that story into another CAF competition. South African supporters have a specific connection through the 2016 CAF Champions League final, when Zamalek faced Mamelodi Sundowns. Sundowns won 3-1 on aggregate, with Zamalek winning the second leg 1-0 after a 3-0 first leg result.

The 1994 derby offers a useful starting point for understanding how domestic rivalry and continental ambition meet in Zamalek’s history. Zamalek beat Al Ahly 1-0 in the CAF Super Cup in Johannesburg, turning a meeting between Cairo rivals into a contest for a continental trophy. That result links the rivalry directly to Zamalek’s African honours.