National Bank of Egypt, buoyed by their previous result, will be hoping for more of the same after the 1-0 Premier League success over El Dakhleya.
The only player to score from National Bank of Egypt was Mohamed Helal (41\').
National Bank of Egypt have celebrated scoring 8 times over their prior 6 outings. Conversely, the number of goals that they have conceded in those games is 7.
In the game prior to this, Tala\'ea El Gaish drew 0-0 in the Premier League tie with Pyramids.
The strike force from Tala\'ea El Gaish have suffered from a lack of goals over their previous 6 games, contributing the disappointing return of just 4. In those fixtures, Army\'s Vanguards have also seen the collective goal tally against them equal 4.
Head to head
Looking over their most recent head to head clashes going back to 27/06/2021 shows us that National Bank of Egypt have won 3 of them and Tala\'ea El Gaish 2, with the number of drawn results standing at 1.
An aggregate of 12 goals were produced between them throughout the course of those matches, with 8 for National Bank and 4 netted by Army\'s Vanguards. That’s an average goals per game of 2.
The last league game between the two was Premier League match day 1 on 18/09/2023 when it finished Tala\'ea El Gaish 2-0 National Bank of Egypt.
Team News: National Bank of Egypt
The National Bank of Egypt manager will be grateful not to have any fitness concerns at all before this match owing to a fully healthy squad to pick from.
Team News: Tala\'ea El Gaish
Thanks to a mainly healthy group, there is only the lone fitness issue for the Tala\'ea El Gaish manager Tarek Yehia to be concerned about. Ahmed Samir (Knee injury) won’t be playing here.
Prediction
When taking all factors into account, Tala\'ea El Gaish and National Bank of Egypt may well both score, with little between these two teams.
Let’s see what happens, but it could well be that we end up with scores level. With that in mind, we reckon that it will be a close game with a score draw when the referee blows the full-time whistle.
