El Gaish vs Zamalek Prediction: We expect this fixture to produce less than two goals

On Wednesday, El Gaish will face off against Zamalek at the Gehaz El Reyada Stadium. El Gaish have failed to win any of their last six matches and must be at their best to get anything away from this game, having lost back-to-back against Zamalek in recent meetings. 

El Gaish (11th)

Last five games: DLLDL

After some defensive shifts at halftime, Abdelhamid Bassiouni's men conceded twice against Al Ahly on the road. El Gaish, who fired six shots before the break, failed to create a meaningful impact in the second half as they lost (2-0) against the defending champions. Before then, they settled for a share of the spoils at home against Al Ittihad in what seemed to be a fairly good match. El Gaish have never had such a terrible run in a long time, and it looks like it’s not ending soon. El Gaiah dropped to 11th place on the log following a recent run of six games without a win. The hosts have been poor lately, and only victory against their opponent can lift their morale. El Gaish have picked up thirty-four points from a combined eighty-seven and are twelve points above the relegation zone. They have won five, drawn five, and lost four at home in the league this season. 

Zamalek (9th)

Last five games: WLWDW

The White Knights have now gone three games without a defeat, coming from a goal down to defeat Ismaily on their ground. After starting the game with some fringe players and being behind on their home turf, Abdallah scored twice from the spot kick. The CAF Confederation Cup winner cannot win the league again this season as they trail the league leaders by thirty points with three outstanding games. The White Knights continue to impress under coach Jose Manuel Gomes, and they’ll be keen to maintain their momentum here. Zamalek have won four, drawn three, and lost five in their last twelve games on the road. 

Expert Betting Tips

Zamalek have recorded thirteen victories while El Gaish managed five wins and two games ending in a tie over their previous twenty meetings. Zamalek have been in dire straights lately, and with the absence of Ahmed Zizo, Mohammed Shehata, and Hossam Abdel Meguid, who are on International Olympics duty, we expect them to struggle against their opponent. At the same time, El Gaish, who have not won any of their last six games, will be poised to take advantage of the visitors.

The visitors have won their last two games against El Gaish, but without some key players, we expect both teams to settle for a halftime stalemate here for 212.

This game is expected to produce less than two goals for 1.75.

We expect to see more goals after the break for 2.30.

Good luck!