Haras El Hedoud will host Ghazl El Mahalla on Friday in the Egyptian Premier League in a six-point relegation match.
Ghazl go into the fixture in 16th place and only in the bottom three due to goal difference.
A win or draw over Haras El Hedoud could see Ghazl El Mahalla emerge from the relegation zone this weekend.
Haras El Hedoud have already been relegated this season. El Sawahel go into the game with just 21 points from 32 games.
With two games to play, the gap between safety and Haras El Hedoud is too great. Ghazl will play their final game of the season on Friday night.
Match 34 will see Ghazl end the campaign. It could be a magical day if Ghazl leapfrog Aswan FC in the standings.
Haras El Hedoud went unbeaten in their last six games against Ghazl. They posted a record of four wins and two draws in those six fixtures.
Haras El Hedoud won each of the last two meetings with Ghazl, including their match from earlier this season.
El Sawahel won 2-1 away from home thanks to goals from Ahmed Felix and Mostafa Abdelraouf in the first half.
Ghazl El Mahalla scored deep in second-half stoppage time. Haras El Hedoud are aiming to spoil the final day of the season for Ghazl.
Ghazl El Mahalla are in poor form ahead of the crunch six-pointer on the final day. They took just three points from the last six games.
All three points came from draws. Ghazl scored just one goal in their last six games, conceding six times.
Haras El Hedoud did slightly better, taking five points from the last six matches. They were outscored 8-4 in those six fixtures. El Sawahel have less pressure on them since being relegated.
Due to the lack of pressure, the team went unbeaten in three of their last four games.
Friday’s Egyptian Premier League match between Haras El Hedoud and Ghazl El Mahalla will feature the two worst offences in the division.
Haras El Hedoud scored the fewest goals in 32 games in the league, with a mere 18. Ghazl tallied just 25 goals in their 33 games.
In addition to being the two worst offences, Haras El Hedoud and Ghazl have the worst defences.
Haras El Hedoud conceded 43 goals in 32 games, while Ghazl El Mahalla allowed 45 in 33 games.
Friday’s match should be a low-scoring affair. The match should end 1-1, with the teams splitting the points.