Momtaz Campaign 2010/2011

League holders Ahli will host Police Union in Cairo, while runners-up Zamalek clash with Cup champions Haras al Hadood in Alexandria. Another crunch opener will see third-placed Ismaili play away at Petrojet, who finished fourth last campaign.

Newcomers Misr Al Maqasa travel to Ittihad, Smouha play at Military Production and Wadi Degla host Arab Contractors.

The first week of the new season is scheduled to be played on the 5th of August.

Masri vs Gaish

Petrojet vs Ismaili

Haras al Hadood vs. Zamalek

Production vs Smouha

Degla vs Contractors

Ittihad vs Misr Al Maqasa

Ahli vs Police

ENPPI vs Gouna

I hope Wadi Degla to do well! Maged Sami is a real PRO! Where will they play Ahly/Zamalek?

sembon wrote:I hope Wadi Degla to do well! Maged Sami is a real PRO! Where will they play Ahly/Zamalek?

Hello Sembon, my source within the club informs me Wadi Degla will play their home matches at Mokawloon's Osman Ahmed Osman ground at El Gabal El Akhdar.

Thanks for the info! All Games At Mokawloons Stadium (which would be a shame) or just against the big teams?

sembon wrote:Thanks for the info! All Games At Mokawloons Stadium (which would be a shame) or just against the big teams?

Wadi Degla's partisan and humble home is not fit to meet Momtaz and security standards.

Ok. Any plans to build a suitable stadium? If so, where?

sembon wrote:Ok. Any plans to build a suitable stadium? If so, where?

Not in the foreseeable future; I will keep you posted though.

Given the nature of the Wadi Degla conglomerate I wouldn't be surprised if they'd create a state-of-the-art multi-purpose stadium to reflect the omnisports scope Wadi Degla Club represents, ground sharing with homeless Cairene teams such as Etisalat cum suis.

It was a good match today between Zamalek and Haras (2-2)...fiercely contested. It's a promising start to a powerful season hopefully...and I was excited to hear about newcomers Wadi Degla's emphatic win over Mokaweloon (4-1) - too bad they couldn't take out of valuable Egyptian local tv time to air that one.

El Gouna FC clinched their first three points from El Masry in their home tie at Assyut whilst Harbe came from 2-0 down at Mokawloon to win 2-3. Intag Al Harby now top the table.

Ahly's coach Hossam El Badry just declared that "it is becoming more difficult to win' against teams in the current version of the Premier League (according to Filgoal). This is a good indication to the growing strength of the championship I hope.

fahmy wrote:Ahly's coach Hossam El Badry just declared that "it is becoming more difficult to win' against teams in the current version of the Premier League (according to Filgoal). This is a good indication to the growing strength of the championship I hope.

Previous season's surprise-pack El Intag El Harbe (eguivalent to No Fans No Glory) appear to be developing into an established Momtaz site. Tonight they proved too strong for newly-promoted Maqasa from Fayoum.

Wadi Dagla are back on their prestigious yet humble feet again, following yet another defeat; this time on a receiving 2-3 Shorta end in Alexandria Stadium. Wadi Degla are synonymous to goal-netting galoring encounters; 18 in total in 3 matches.