Ammouta’s First Setback.. Al Ahly Settle for a Point Against Al Mokawloon

Al Ahly’s perfect start to the Egyptian Premier League came to an end after Al Mokawloon Al Arab held them to a 1-1 draw at Al Gabal Al Akhdar Stadium in the fourth round.
Al Ahly were looking for a fourth straight victory under Houcine Ammouta, but Al Mokawloon took the lead before Ahmed Sayed Zizo brought the Red Devils back into the game.
The draw moved Al Ahly to 10 points in third place, two points behind leaders Pyramids, while Al Mokawloon reached four points.
Penalties Decide the Game
The match started carefully before Al Mokawloon created the first clear chance. Idrissa Thiam broke through toward goal, but Amr El Gazar made an important intervention. Al Ahly responded through Zizo, but the move involving Achraf Bencharki and Monsef Bakrar did not produce a goal.
Before half-time, Al Mokawloon were awarded a penalty and Islam Gaber converted it to give the home side the lead.
Al Ahly returned after the break with greater attacking pressure and won a penalty when Bencharki was brought down inside the area. Zizo scored from the spot in the 58th minute to make it 1-1.
One minute later, Emam Ashour entered the match for his first Al Ahly appearance of the season. Bakrar thought he had completed the comeback, but the goal was ruled out for offside.
Bakrar missed another chance, while Emam Ashour’s late shot went over the bar. Nader Hesham nearly won the game for Al Mokawloon in stoppage time, but his effort went wide.
Ammouta’s First Setback
The result ended Al Ahly’s winning start after the team had won its first three league matches under Ammouta. The Red Devils dropped their first two points of the season.
Al Mokawloon produced a strong performance and remained organized until the final whistle. Al Ahly midfielder Marwan Attia was named Player of the Match.
Al Ahly will face Abu Qir Fertilizers next, while Al Mokawloon will take on Wadi Degla before the international break.
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