Zamalek's men's handball team continued its impressive start to the African Handball Club Championship with a dominant 53-10 victory over Ethiopia's Mekelle on Thursday in the second round of the group stage.

The 43-goal winning margin highlighted Zamalek's superiority as the Egyptian side secured its second consecutive victory in the competition.

The team had opened its campaign with a win over Angola's Primeiro de Agosto and is now looking to maintain its strong momentum.

Total Control

Zamalek made a powerful start to the match, taking control from the opening minutes.

Strong defensive organization and quick attacking moves helped the Egyptian team build an early lead against its Ethiopian opponent.

The difference between the two teams was clear throughout the first half.

Zamalek scored 29 goals while allowing Mekelle to score only four, taking a comfortable 29-4 advantage into halftime.

The Egyptian side maintained its attacking strength after the break, continuing to score while preventing its opponent from making a comeback.

Zamalek added another 24 goals in the second half to complete an impressive 53-10 victory.

The result reflects Zamalek's strong form at the beginning of its African campaign.

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The team has shown a good balance between attack and defense, supported by a squad that combines experienced players with promising young talent.

Next Challenge

Zamalek will face DR Congo's Jeunesse Sportive de Kinshasa in its third group-stage match on Saturday, October 10, at 6:00 PM Cairo time.

The Egyptian club will be aiming for a third consecutive victory to strengthen its position in the group and continue its successful start to the tournament.

Zamalek's squad includes goalkeepers Hisham El-Sobky, Mohamed Samy and Youssef Nagy, while Mohamed Moamen Safa (Dody) and Belal Massoud provide options on the left wing.

The left-back position features Hassan Kaddah, Yehia El-Kordy, Mohamed Abdel Ghany and Mahmoud Ali.

Omar Sadeq (Bebo), Hamza Tawakkol and Ziad Hashad are available as playmakers.

On the right wing, Zamalek has Akram Yousry and Abdel Rahman Ashraf (Body), while Ahmed Hossam, Mostafa Bashir and Youssef Amr play at right back.

Shady Khalil, Bejad Marwan and Hassan Ahmed complete the squad as line players.

With two victories already secured, Zamalek will look to build on its excellent start, maintain its winning run and continue pushing toward the African title.