The United Arab Emirates is preparing to host a group of exciting Egyptian sporting events during the month of November, as it is scheduled to witness eight distinguished days in the world of football and handball, as the Egyptian Football Super Cup begins from November 6 to 9 with the participation of Al-Ahly, Zamalek, Pyramids and Ceramica clubs, and the Handball Super Final will be held on November 12, and the national team begins its closed camp in preparation for friendly matches on November 10.
The capital, Abu Dhabi, is witnessing a prominent event represented by the 2025 Egyptian Super Cup for Clubs, where Al-Ahly, Zamalek, Pyramids and Ceramica join in exciting battles in a public confrontation. Coordination has been made between the UAE Professional League and the Egyptian and Emirati Federations to ensure the success of the tournament. Al-Ahly Club won the Premier League title while Zamalek brought the Egypt Cup last year, which increases the enthusiasm of the fans.
The Egyptian Super Cup matches will be divided between Abu Dhabi and Al Ain stadiums, with the semi-final matches taking place on November 6, with Zamalek meeting Pyramids at Al Nahyan Stadium, while the Al-Ahly and Ceramica match will be held at Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium. Fans are looking forward to an intense final on November 9, knowing that the winner of the semi-final will go to meet in the final at Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium.
On the other hand, the Handball Federation, headed by Khaled Fathi, announced that the Egyptian Super Final will be held in the Emirates on November 12, as the Federation values the great cooperation between all coordinating parties. The semi-final matches are also organized inside Egypt, as Al-Ahly faces Sporting while Zamalek fights Smouha, which highlights the development of the game and its interest at the club level.
As for the Egyptian national team, it is preparing to start a training camp starting on November 10, led by Hossam Hassan. This camp will include many friendly matches, as the Egyptian team participates in a friendly tournament in the Emirates with the teams of Cape Verde, Uzbekistan, and Iran, where the Pharaohs team is scheduled to play against Uzbekistan on November 14, which reflects the team’s preparation for upcoming major competitions.
The Egypt national team’s camp will be in the Emirates from November 10 to 18, with local players joining after the end of the Egyptian Super Cup, while the professionals will arrive later. These preparations indicate the team’s keenness to prepare well for the upcoming tournaments, which heralds a bright future for Egyptian football.
