Borg El Arab Stadium, Alexandria** – Pyramids FC made a significant mark in Egyptian football history on Monday, securing their first-ever Egypt Cup title with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over ZED FC.
The match’s decisive moment came in the 86th minute when Congolese striker Fiston Mayele found the back of the net, propelling Pyramids to a historic triumph. Mayele’s goal capped off a dominant performance by Pyramids, who controlled much of the game despite facing a resilient ZED FC defense.
Throughout the encounter, Pyramids dictated the pace, creating numerous scoring opportunities. While ZED defended stoutly, the persistent pressure from the Sky Blues eventually paid off. Walid El-Karti came agonizingly close to breaking the deadlock in the 71st minute, but his effort was brilliantly saved.
The victory not only showcased Pyramids’ tactical acumen but also highlighted the quality and depth of their squad. This win further solidified Pyramids’ dominance over ZED FC, following their earlier triumphs, and underscored their growing stature in Egyptian football.
The Egypt Cup final victory at Borg El Arab Stadium is a testament to Pyramids’ consistent growth and competitive spirit. As the club celebrates this historic achievement, the future looks bright for the ambitious team, which has now firmly established itself as a formidable force in the national football scene.
This victory also puts Pyramids FC in an elite group of clubs that have won the prestigious Egypt Cup, enhancing their reputation and boosting their confidence for future competitions.
Pyramids FC’s triumph is part of a broader trend of success for Egyptian clubs on the international stage. Recently, South African international Fagrie Lakay won his first trophy in Egypt after his team secured a 1-0 victory over ZED FC in the Egyptian Cup final, as reported by iDiski Times.
As Pyramids FC basks in the glory of their maiden Egypt Cup title, the club’s fans and stakeholders can look forward to even greater accomplishments in the seasons to come.
