Pyramids break Al Ahly’s historic attacking record in the CAF Champions League
Pyramids made African football history by scoring 37 goals en route to winning their first-ever CAF Champions League title in 2025, surpassing Al Ahly’s previous record of 36 goals.
Egyptian side Pyramids FC have etched their name in African football history after setting a new record as the most prolific attacking team in the history of the CAF Champions League, surpassing the legendary Al Ahly 🇪🇬🏆🔥
According to data published by The CAFCL Gazette, Pyramids scored an incredible 37 goals on their way to winning the 2025 edition of the competition — their first-ever continental title — breaking Al Ahly’s long-standing record of 36 goals achieved in 2020.
This achievement places Pyramids at the top of the all-time scoring charts for a single CAF Champions League campaign, ahead of giants like Al Ahly, Wydad Casablanca, and Espérance de Tunis. It reflects the club’s rapid growth and investment in recent years 👏⚽
Pyramids’ attacking brilliance throughout the tournament was no coincidence — it was the result of years of planning, strategic recruitment, and a clear football vision that has transformed the club into one of Africa’s elite teams 💙🌍
Here’s the list of the highest-scoring teams in CAF Champions League history:
Pyramids (2025) – 37 goals
Al Ahly (2020) – 36 goals
Enyimba (2003) – 31 goals
Wydad (2022) – 28 goals
Espérance (2018) – 26 goals
Hearts of Oak (2000) – 25 goals
Al Ahly (2021) – 24 goals
TP Mazembe (2009) – 24 goals
Espérance (2011) – 24 goals
Al Ahly (2006) – 24 goals
With this historic record, Pyramids not only lifted their first CAF Champions League trophy but also proved they can rival Africa’s biggest clubs, ushering in a new era of competition led by Egyptian excellence 🇪🇬✨
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