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Egyptian Premier League

Champions: Zamalek

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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Al AhlyCairo International Stadiumopened 1960Cairo9,801,536 people100,500
National Bank of EgyptCairo International Stadiumopened 1960Cairo9,801,536 people100,500
Wadi DeglaCairo International Stadiumopened 1960Cairo9,801,536 people100,500
ZamalekCairo International Stadiumopened 1960Cairo9,801,536 people100,500
ZEDCairo International Stadiumopened 1960Cairo9,801,536 people100,500
Al Mokawloon Al ArabOsman Ahmed Osman Stadiumopened 1979Nasr City732,820 people35,000
Modern SportWE Al-Ahly Stadiumopened 2009Cairo9,801,536 people30,000
Pyramids30 June Stadiumopened 2012Cairo9,801,536 people30,000
ENPPIPetrosport Stadiumopened 2006Cairo9,801,536 people25,000
PetrojetSuez Stadiumopened 1990Suez716,458 people25,000
Al MasryIsmailia StadiumIsmailia429,465 people23,525
IsmailyIsmailia StadiumIsmailia429,465 people23,525
Haras El HodoudHaras El Hodoud StadiumAlexandria5,362,517 people22,000
PharcoHaras El Hodoud StadiumAlexandria5,362,517 people22,000
Tala'ea El GaishCairo Military Academy Stadiumopened 1989Cairo9,801,536 people22,000
Ghazl El MahallaGhazl El Mahalla Stadiumopened 1947El-Mahalla El-Kubra592,573 people20,000
Al IttihadAlexandria Stadiumopened 1929Alexandria5,362,517 people13,000
SmouhaAlexandria Stadiumopened 1929Alexandria5,362,517 people13,000
El GounaKhaled Bichara Stadiumopened 2009El-Gouna15,000 people12,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Ceramica Cleopatra6th of October376,302 people–
Kahrabaa Ismailia–

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