Egyptian side Pyramids FC have written another golden chapter in their history after claiming the CAF Super Cup title with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Moroccan outfit RS Berkane on Saturday evening at the 30 June Stadium in Cairo.
The match brought together the reigning CAF Champions League winners and CAF Confederation Cup champions, with both teams determined to assert their dominance on the continental stage.
Pyramids controlled large parts of the encounter, showing confidence and composure in front of their home fans, while Berkane remained organised and dangerous on the counter. The decisive moment arrived in the 75th minute, when Ibrahim Mayele found the back of the net to hand the Egyptian club a memorable win.
Despite late pressure from the Moroccan side, Pyramids held firm to protect their lead and secure their first-ever CAF Super Cup trophy, marking yet another milestone in their rapid rise in African football.
The victory caps off a remarkable year for the Cairo-based club, who also lifted their maiden CAF Champions League title earlier this season. With this achievement, Pyramids have firmly announced themselves as one of Africa’s top football forces.
The atmosphere inside the 30 June Stadium was electric at full-time, as players, staff, and supporters celebrated a night that will live long in Pyramids FC’s history.
Final Score: Pyramids FC 1-0 RS Berkane
Venue: 30 June Stadium, Cairo
Goal: Ibrahim Mayele 75′
