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LiveScoresXMasr have won both of their recent meetings with Future FC, and the numbers at this ground tell a consistent story. In the last 12 months, Masr beat Future FC 2–0 at home in March and 3–1 on the road in April, and the broader home-and-away comparison makes the case even clearer. Across 20 home games, Masr have recorded 8 wins, 7 draws and 5 losses, averaging 1.55 points per game and scoring 1.2 goals per match while conceding 0.9. Future FC's away record over 20 games is noticeably weaker: 5 wins, 9 draws and 6 losses, 1.2 points per game, 0.85 goals scored and 1.0 conceded. Masr also keep more clean sheets at home (9 of 20) than Future FC do away (7 of 20), and fail to score less often (5 of 20 versus 7 of 20).
Masr's recent form is solid if not dominant. Their last five matches have produced 2 wins and 3 draws with no defeats, and they have scored in every one of those games. The 3–0 away win over Zamalek SC in the League Cup on 7 October showed they can be decisive, while the 2–1 home win over Olympic El Qanah on 17 September confirmed their ability to take points at this ground. Their current run is two consecutive 1–1 draws, which is a minor concern but not a sign of collapse.
The counter-argument is Future FC's current momentum. They have won their last four matches, scoring 9 goals and conceding just 3, and their last five games include a 3–2 home win over Enppi and a 2–0 away win at Asyut Petrol. Over their last 10 matches, Future FC have recorded 5 wins, 3 draws and 2 losses at 1.8 points per game, which edges Masr's 1.6. That is a genuine concern: a team on a four-game winning run with a strong attacking output is not the kind of side you expect to fold at a difficult ground.
However, that winning run has been built largely at home (three of the four wins were at Future FC's ground), and their away record over 20 games shows a team that struggles to win on the road. The head-to-head at this venue in the last 12 months is a 2–0 Masr win, and the older meeting at this ground (a 2–2 draw in 2025) does not offer Future FC much comfort.
Key Points:
- Masr won both recent head-to-head meetings (2–0 at home, 3–1 away)
- Masr's home record (8W 7D 5L, 1.55 PPG) is significantly stronger than Future FC's away record (5W 9D 6L, 1.2 PPG)
- Future FC are on a four-game winning run but three of those four wins came at home
- Masr have not lost in their last five matches, though the last two were 1–1 draws
- The market prices Masr's win at 2.42, implying a 41.32% chance
I rate Masr's chance of winning at around 44%, which sits above the market's 41.32% and gives a modest edge at 2.42. The home record, the head-to-head and the away weakness of Future FC all point the same way. My pick is the home win.


