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Egyptian Premier League Wed 16 Sep 2026 · time TBC
EGF

El Gouna FC

  • Saber El Shimi 90+1'

Full time

1–2

Half-time 0–2

P

Petrojet

  • Mostafa El Badry 25'
  • Mohamed Ali Okasha 33'

Summary

Petrojet won 2–1 away at El Gouna FC in the Egyptian Premier League on Wednesday 16 September 2026.

Mostafa El Badry opened the scoring for Petrojet, assisted by Badr Mousa in the 25th minute.

Mohamed Ali Okasha extended Petrojet's lead, assisted by Mostafa El Badry in the 33rd minute.

Saber El Shimi pulled one back for El Gouna FC, assisted by Khaled Ahmed in stoppage time (90+1').

It was 0–2 at half-time.

Petrojet received 1 yellow card.

3
Goals
25'
First goal
1
Cards
0
Substitutions
0
Players named
5
Sources

Timeline

14 events
  1. 25'
    Mostafa El Badry · Badr MousaGoal (open play)
  2. 33'
    Mohamed Ali Okasha · Mostafa El BadryGoal (open play)
  3. Tolulope Samuel Ojo · Omar El GazarSubstitution
    46'
  4. Alaa Shaaban · Salah ZayedSubstitution
    46'
  5. Marwan Essam · Ahmed GamalSubstitution
    46'
  6. 61'
    Amadou Djoulde Bah · Badr MousaSubstitution
  7. 61'
    Abdelrahman Ramadan · Adham HamedSubstitution
  8. Wilfried Teukeu · Islam Abou-SalimaSubstitution
    69'
  9. 73'
    Abubakar Liadi · Mostafa El BadrySubstitution
  10. Ahmed Zaki · Michael EgbembaSubstitution
    75'
  11. 83'
    Godwin Chika · Mohamed DodoSubstitution
  12. 83'
    Freddy Michael Kouablan · Islam AbdallahSubstitution
  13. 86'
    Barakat HaggagYellow card
  14. Saber El Shimi · Khaled AhmedGoal (open play)
    90+1'

Statistics

Recorded match statistics
EGFP
  • 65 Possession (%) 35
  • 4 Shots on target 2
  • 5 Shots off target 10
  • 7 Corners 1
  • 12 Fouls 7
  • 0 Yellow cards 1
  • 0 Red cards 0

Only statistics recorded for this match are shown.

Sources & verification

Researched 26 Sep 2026

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