Al Ahly FC Standings Today: Premier League & Champions League

Egyptian football fans have plenty to track this season: Al Ahly sits tight in the Championship Round title race, has already wrapped up CAF Champions League group stage undefeated, and faces a grueling run-in that includes a high-stakes date with Pyramids FC. Here’s where everything stands right now.

Egyptian Premier League Position: 2nd (44 points) · CAF Champions League Group B: 1st (10 points) · Recent Form: W D · Next Match: vs Pyramids FC (Apr 27)

The table below consolidates key performance data from multiple sources, allowing direct comparison of Al Ahly’s position across domestic and continental competitions.

Al ahly fc standings today

The Egyptian Premier League splits into two phases: a regular season and then a Championship Round that brings the top clubs together for a final title sprint. Al Ahly currently sits inside that decisive bracket, though the exact line depends on which tracker you check.

Egyptian Premier League Table

According to Tribuna.com, Al Ahly occupies 2nd place in the Championship Round with 44 points from 21 matches, trailing only Zamalek (46 points). A draw with Ceramica Cleopatra on April 7 and a 2–1 win against Smouha on April 11 kept the club firmly in the hunt. SoccerStats shows the side with 36 goals scored and 21 conceded, a goal difference of +15 that ranks among the best in the competition.

The gap to Zamalek is two points — tight enough that any slip could open the door for Pyramids FC, which sits 3rd with 44 points, level with Al Ahly but behind on secondary tiebreakers. The implication is that Al Ahly cannot afford another draw in the coming matches if it wants to catch Zamalek before the season closes.

Current Points and Form

A sequence of draws has slowed the charge. Before the Ceramica Cleopatra result, Sofascore recorded a 2–1 home win over Smouha. The goal count (36 goals in 21 matches, roughly 1.7 per game) reflects a clinical but not explosive attack — the kind of efficiency that wins titles rather than headlines. What this means is that Al Ahly’s title hopes hinge on the April 27 fixture against Pyramids FC.

Al Ahly fc standings champions league

Domestically, the title race is tight. In Africa, Al Ahly’s position is already settled — and dominant.

CAF Champions League Position

In CAF Champions League Group B, LiveScore confirms Al Ahly sits atop the table with 10 points from six matches: two wins and four draws, scoring eight goals while conceding just three. The goal difference of +5 tells the story — a stingy defense carrying a quiet attack through the group stage undefeated.

SuperSport reports the same record (2W 4D 0L, 10 points, +5) and places Al Ahly ahead of FAR Rabat (9 points). ESPN also lists the club as 1st in Group B, with advancement to the Quarter Finals already secured.

Group Stage Results

The unbeaten run through Group B is notable, even by Al Ahly’s standards. Wikipedia records 12 continental titles for the club — a record no other African club approaches. That historical depth shapes expectations in every group stage: Al Ahly is not trying to survive the group, it is trying to make a statement before the knockout rounds even begin. The pattern suggests the CAF CL Quarter Finals will be the real campaign opener for Al Ahly.

Al Ahly Egypt match today

As of mid-April 2026, Al Ahly does not have a fixture listed for today, but the schedule ahead is loaded.

Live Match Updates

The most recent result, per 365Scores, was a 2–1 win over Smouha on April 11. That followed a 1–1 draw with Ceramica Cleopatra on April 7. Both matches came in the Championship Round, meaning the stakes were already high. The win over Smouha steadied the ship after a frustrating draw.

Next Fixture Details

Sofascore shows the next Egyptian Premier League fixture on April 27, when Al Ahly hosts Pyramids FC — a direct clash between two clubs separated by two points in the Championship Round table. 365Scores adds that May brings matches against ENPPI and Al Masry, rounding out the run-in. What this means is that April 27 is effectively a six-point game: a win puts Al Ahly level or above Pyramids; a loss drops the club further behind Zamalek in the title race.

National Bank of Egypt SC vs Al Ahly FC standings

National Bank of Egypt SC is not a direct title rival in the Championship Round but appears in the broader Egyptian PL table.

Head-to-Head Table

Standings data from Tribuna.com places National Bank of Egypt SC outside the Championship Round top bracket, while Al Ahly is in the hunt. The two clubs are separated by significant points in the main table, making direct head-to-head relevance secondary to Al Ahly’s primary race against Zamalek and Pyramids FC.

Recent Encounters

Recent Championship Round results show Al Ahly focused on the clubs clustered at the top of the table. Matches against mid-table clubs like National Bank of Egypt SC are less frequent in this decisive phase, as the format pits title contenders against each other more often. For fans tracking the title race, National Bank of Egypt SC is context, not competition.

Al Ahly fixtures

The schedule through the end of the Egyptian Premier League season is dense, with at least one high-stakes match remaining.

Upcoming Matches

• April 27, 2026: vs Pyramids FC (home) — Sofascore
• April 2026: vs ENPPI — 365Scores
• April 2026: vs Al Masry — 365Scores

Full Schedule

Beyond the Egyptian Premier League, 365Scores confirms Al Ahly has advanced to the CAF CL Quarter Finals. The knockout-stage draw has not yet been released, but once confirmed, additional CAF CL fixtures will slot into the calendar. How the squad manages fatigue — and whether Riveiro rotates — will be a factor in both competitions through April and May.

For Egyptian PL title hopefuls, the message is straightforward: Al Ahly’s April 27 fixture against Pyramids FC is the match that decides whether the club stays in the race or watches Zamalek pull away. A win keeps the championship alive; anything else hands momentum to the competition. Meanwhile, the CAF CL Quarter Finals represent a separate battle — one Al Ahly enters as the record holder, not the underdog.