The roar of the crowd in Abu Dhabi echoed far beyond the stadiums this week, all the way to over one billion screens worldwide.
The Egyptian Super Cup 2025, hosted in the UAE for the ninth time, shattered viewership records with more than one billion total views across television, digital platforms, and social media. The achievement marks a defining moment for Arab football, proving that the passion of regional fans now resonates on a truly global scale.
A Celebration of Sport, Culture, and Connection
Organized by the UAE Pro League, this year’s edition was praised for its exceptional atmosphere and world-class organization. Matches took place across Mohammed bin Zayed, Al Nahyan, and Hazza bin Zayed Stadiums, transforming each venue into a sea of red and white, drums, and chants.
It was a demonstration of how the blend of sport and community energy turned the cup into more than just a competition; it became a cultural moment.
Al Ahly Reigns Supreme Once Again
On the field, Al Ahly SC delivered a masterclass performance, defeating rivals Zamalek SC 2–0 to claim their 16th Egyptian Super Cup title.
Moroccan forward Achraf Bencharki opened the scoring just before halftime, followed by Marwan Attia’s strike in the 72nd minute, sealing the victory under the bright lights of Mohammed bin Zayed Stadium.
The win cements Al Ahly’s reputation as a regional powerhouse, and their fans, both in the stands and online, made sure the world was watching.
A Billion Eyes on Arab Football’s Future
With record-breaking engagement and unmatched energy, the Egyptian Super Cup has become a symbol of how far Arab football has come, and how much further it can go.
From Cairo to Dubai, fans united across borders to celebrate not just the game, but the culture, creativity, and passion that define it.
In an era where sport, media, and identity intersect, the message is clear:
Arab football isn’t just rising, it’s leading.
