Pyramids Today 2026/2027: Perfect League Start and CAF Champions League Campaign
KORARAB’s updated Pyramids guide: perfect league start, African campaign and context as 2025 CAF Champions League winners.

Editorial update: 17 September 2026. Pyramids reached this point of the 2026/2027 season with an outstanding start: four wins from four in the Egyptian league with a 7-0 goal difference before Matchweek 5, plus a comfortable 7-1 aggregate victory over Gor Mahia in the CAF Champions League.
This page is the permanent club hub. Use the Match Center for exact scores, the Pyramids club page for permanent context, and the Egyptian league page or Egypt hub for the wider cluster.
How did Pyramids start the league?
Pyramids opened with a 3-0 away win over Ghazl El Mahalla on 22 August. They then beat Abu Qir Fertilizers 2-0 on 27 August, Al Masry 1-0 on 31 August and El Gouna 1-0 on 9 September.
That left the club on 12 points from four matches, with four wins and no goals conceded.
Recent league results
- 9 September 2026: Pyramids 1-0 El Gouna.
- 31 August 2026: Al Masry 0-1 Pyramids.
- 27 August 2026: Pyramids 2-0 Abu Qir Fertilizers.
- 22 August 2026: Ghazl El Mahalla 0-3 Pyramids.
Four clean sheets are a notable opening trend, but they describe completed matches and do not guarantee that the run will continue automatically.
Matchweek 5 and Al Sharqiya Enppi
At the editorial snapshot, Pyramids were preparing to face Al Sharqiya Enppi on 17 September. The source article did not lock in a final score, so KORARAB deliberately leaves the match to the permanent match page.
Pyramids in the 2026/2027 CAF Champions League
The club began its African campaign against Gor Mahia in the first preliminary round. Pyramids won 2-0 away on 6 September and 5-1 in Cairo on 13 September.
The 7-1 aggregate result sent Pyramids into the second preliminary round. It was a convincing qualification without making the group stage automatic.
Who comes next in Africa?
Pyramids are due to face El Merriekh Bentiu of South Sudan in the second preliminary round. CAF scheduled first legs for 16–18 October and return legs for 23–25 October 2026.
The tie arrives during the domestic schedule, so the team’s programme must be read across both the Egyptian league and the CAF Champions League.
Pyramids as former African champions
The club’s biggest continental achievement came in 2025, when Pyramids won the CAF Champions League for the first time. They beat Mamelodi Sundowns 2-1 in the Cairo second leg to win the final 3-2 on aggregate.
Pyramids became the fourth Egyptian club to win Africa’s leading club competition. The title adds continental weight, but the 2026/2027 campaign is still a separate season.
Why is the club page different from a match page?
The club page stores history and the season journey. A match page holds a specific date, live status and final score. This lets time-sensitive information change without rewriting the entire club reference.
What stands out about the start?
Three signals are clear: consecutive domestic wins, no goals conceded in the first four league matches and a comfortable CAF qualification. They are descriptions of what has already happened, not promises about the future.
How KORARAB covers Pyramids
The Pyramids page remains the permanent hub. Match pages record results, news records distinct events, and predictions remain separate pre-match analysis.
Frequently asked questions
How many points did Pyramids have before Matchweek 5?
12 points from four wins.
How many goals had they conceded?
None in the first four league matches, while scoring seven.
How did Pyramids beat Gor Mahia?
2-0 away and 5-1 at home, 7-1 on aggregate.
Who are the next CAF opponents?
El Merriekh Bentiu of South Sudan.
Have Pyramids won the CAF Champions League?
Yes, for the first time in 2025.
Where can I follow the current result?
In the KORARAB Match Center and the permanent match page.
Summary
Pyramids began 2026/2027 with a perfect domestic sequence and a convincing African qualification. The next challenge is to maintain league momentum while preparing for the next CAF round, without treating past achievements as a forecast of future results.