Al Ahly’s girls’ football team of 2008-born players will carry a perfect 15 points from five matches into Thursday’s seventh-round meeting with Tala’ea El Geish, with all 31 of its goals scored and none conceded, alahlyegypt.com reported.

The match kicks off at 2:30 p.m. Cairo time at Al Ahly’s stadium in New Cairo, according to both alahlyegypt.com and elbaladtv.net, which each published the fixture details.

Five wins, five clean sheets, 31 goals

The winning run began with a 6-0 victory over Enppi and continued with a 6-0 win against Arab Contractors, a 3-0 home of Wadi Degla, a 9-0 rout of Ismaily and a 7-0 win over Al Tairan, alahlyegypt.com reported. Five victories in five matches are worth 15 points under the three-points-for-a-win system, leaving Al Ahly unbeaten and without a single goal allowed at the midway point of the group stage.

For a side still in its teens, the arithmetic is stark: 31 goals scored, zero conceded, and three more points on offer Thursday against a Tala’ea El Geish side whose own record in the competition was not detailed in the reports.

Thursday’s fixture: round seven at the New Cairo ground

Tala’ea El Geish visit Al Ahly’s stadium in New Cairo for the seventh round of the Republic Championship, with kickoff at 2:30 p.m. local time Thursday, elbaladtv.net confirmed alongside alahlyegypt.com.

How the Republic Championship is structured

The 2008-born Republic Championship is being played in two stages, according to alahlyegypt.com and elbaladtv.net. In the first stage, teams are divided into three groups that play a home-and-away league within each group. The team finishing first in each group advances to the final stage, which is contested as a round-robin tournament to decide the champion.

That format means Thursday’s match is a direct contest within Al Ahly’s group, where each result carries weight toward a single finals berth per group.

The staff behind the 2008 squad

alahlyegypt.com listed the technical team for the 2008-born side: Ekramy Farag as head coach, Ayat Abdel Khaleq as general coach, Anwar Wagdy as goalkeeper coach, Tamer Emad as fitness planner, Omar Sami as performance analyst, Marwan Saber as performance developer, Rasha El Saadani as administrative manager and Ranim Hassan as physiotherapist.

Where the reports differ

The three outlets agree on the scores and the unbeaten run but not on the matchday numbering. elbalad.news described the same stretch as a sixth-round fixture away to Al Tairan on Saturday, with Al Ahly on 12 points after four wins. alahlyegypt.com and elbaladtv.net instead place the Al Tairan match in the fifth round and Thursday’s Tala’ea El Geish game in the seventh round, with 15 points banked after five wins. Both versions report identical scorelines for the five matches.

The question Thursday answers

Whether the streak reaches six wins depends on a Tala’ea El Geish side about which the reports offer no form guide, so the only confirmed facts are Al Ahly’s 15 points, its 31-0 goal difference and a 2:30 p.m. kickoff in New Cairo.