Pyramids FC of Egypt achieved a significant milestone by winning the CAF Champions League for the first time in its history.

The decisive match took place on Sunday at the Defense Stadium in Cairo, where Pyramids FC triumphed over South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns with a score of 2-1 in the second leg of the final.

In the first leg held in Pretoria the previous Saturday, the teams ended in a 1-1 draw, resulting in a 3-2 aggregate victory for Pyramids FC. The winning goals for the Egyptian side were scored by Congolese player Fiston Mayele in the 24th minute and Ahmed Sami in the 56th minute.

Mamelodi Sundowns' only goal came from Ikram Rayners in the 75th minute.

This victory marks a pivotal moment for Pyramids FC, solidifying its position in African football and showcasing the growth of the club since its establishment.

The CAF Champions League is considered the premier club competition in African football, and Pyramids FC's win adds to the competitive landscape of the tournament.

With this title, Pyramids FC joins the ranks of elite African clubs that have claimed the prestigious trophy, signalling a resurgence in Egyptian football on the continental stage.