2007–08 Egyptian Premier League

Egyptian Premier League
Season 2007–08
Champions Al-Ahly
Relegated Aluminium
Baladiyyat Al-Mehalla
Suez Cement
CAF Champions League Al-Ahly (1st)
CAF Confederation Cup Haras El Hodood
ENPPI
Top goalscorer Alaa Ibrahim (Petrojet) 15 goals

The 2007–08 Egyptian Premier League started on 13 August 2007, and finished on 22 May 2008. Al Ahly were crowned champions for the fourth year in a row and for the thirty third time in total since the league started in 1948.

Clubs

For a full list of clubs see List of football clubs in Egypt.

League table 2007-2008

Pos
Club
Pld
W
D
L
F
A
±
Pts
Comments
1
 Al Ahly (C)
30
21
7
2
47
22
25
70
CAF Champions League 2009
2
 Ismaily
30
14
11
5
47
27
20
53
3
 Zamalek
30
16
5
9
45
30
15
53
4
 El Geish
30
14
9
7
33
22
11
51
5
 Petrojet
30
13
7
10
51
38
13
46
6
 Haras El Hodood
30
11
13
6
38
26
12
46
CAF Confederation Cup 2009
7
 ENPPI
30
12
10
8
42
33
9
46
8
 Ghazl Al-Mehalla
30
12
7
11
45
37
8
43
9
 Al Masry
30
7
13
10
29
32
-3
34
10
 Al Ittihad
30
7
12
11
32
39
-7
33
11
 Tersana
30
8
8
14
30
40
-10
32
12
 Al Moqawloon Al Arab
30
6
13
11
34
38
-4
31
13
 Itesalat
30
8
7
15
25
46
-21
31
14
 Aluminium
30
7
9
14
29
50
-21
30
Relegation to
2008-09 Egyptian Second Division
15
 Baladiyyat Al-Mehalla
30
5
10
15
23
40
-17
25
16
 Suez Cement
30
5
7
18
27
57
-30
22

(C)= Champions, Pld = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; F = Goals for; A = Goals against; ± = Goal difference; Pts = Points
Source: FIFA.com

Last updated June 1, 2008.

Top goal scorers

Pos Scorer Team Goals
1st
 Alaa Ibrahim Petrojet
15
2nd
 Ahmed Hassan Farag Ghazl El-Mehalla
12
3rd
 Mohamed Fadl Ismaily
10
4th
 Mostafa Karim Ismaily
9
5th
 Ramy Rabie Al Moqawloon Al Arab
9
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