Pyramids FC Rise as Egypt’s New Football Giant
Pyramids FC wrote a new chapter in African football history by winning their first-ever TotalEnergies CAF Super Cup, defeating Morocco’s RS Berkane 1–0 at the 30 June Stadium in Cairo. The victory cements the young Egyptian club’s status as one of the continent’s emerging powerhouses.
A Historic Goal and an Impenetrable Defense
The decisive moment came in the 75th minute, when Congolese striker Fiston Mayele finished calmly to score the only goal of the match, sending local fans into a frenzy. With that strike, Pyramids FC secured a historic title and completed a feat that further highlights their meteoric rise in both Egypt and Africa.
Led by Krunoslav Jurčić, the team displayed discipline, tactical organization, and defensive solidity that proved crucial in preserving the lead. Defenders Ahmed Sami and Mahmoud Marei were outstanding in shutting down opposing attacks, while goalkeeper Ahmed El Shenawy delivered a brilliant performance between the posts.
The Croatian coach read the game perfectly, making timely adjustments to maintain control. His balanced approach and the team’s collective commitment were decisive in securing the trophy against a high-caliber opponent.
The Rise of a New African Power
With this triumph, Pyramids FC add their second continental trophy, after lifting the CAF Champions League last season. In just a few years, the club has gone from being an ambitious Egyptian project to becoming a benchmark for success across Africa.
The victory represents more than just sporting glory—it sends a clear message: Egypt remains the heart of African football. As players and fans celebrated in tears and song, it became evident that Pyramids FC are here to stay.
Meanwhile, RS Berkane, the 2021 champions, put up a brave fight and battled hard for an equalizer but were ultimately stopped by a resolute defense.

The final whistle sparked scenes of unbridled joy in Cairo. With their first CAF Super Cup title, Pyramids FC have confirmed their status as the new giant of Egyptian and African football, a club determined to dominate the continent in the years ahead.













