Full time: Zamalek 3-1 Wydad Zamalek take a historic victory, and become the first team in history to win the Super Cup three times.

79 mins: Zamalek 3-1 Wydad Wydad's Ivory Coast substitute Gah Zadi gets a consolation goal for the Moroccans.

64 mins: Zamalek 3-0 Wydad Zamalek become uncatchable after some suicidal Wydad defending. Goalkeeper Tarek plays the ball too casually towards his defence, only for Abdel Halim Ali to steal in and put the ball in the net.

61 mins: Zamalek 2-0 Wydad Zamalek double their lead through Jamal Hamza, following a fantastic piece of skill from Hazem Emam in the penalty area.

59 mins: The wind is really beginning to have an impact on the match, with boths sides forced to contain the ball in midfield.

50 mins: A high, dusty wind begins billowing around the Cairo stadium.

Half time: Zamalek 1-0 Wydad Casablanca

45 mins: Hazam Emam sets up Abdel Halim Ali with a clear chance for Zamalek, but Ali puts it badly wide.

42 mins: Camer Abdul Hamid has a shot from the same position from which he scored in the Champions League final - but this time it goes wide.

39 mins: The tempo of the game has slowed massively since the goal, although a number of niggly fouls produce a flurry of yellow cards.

28 mins: Zamalek 1-0 Wydad Completely against the run of play, Zamalek take the lead as Mohammed Abdel Wahed lashes in an unstoppable shot from the edge of the area.

17 mins: Zamalek are clinging on as a Redoyane shot from a Wydad corner squirms past the goalkeeper but is cleared off the line by a defender.

15 mins: Redoyane is put through again, but this time the Zamalek keeper makes a great save at his feet.

12 mins: An Ahly attack is broken up and Wydad quickly counter-attack. Redoyane finds himself alone in front of goal, but puts the ball wide.

10 mins: The first real effort of the game, as a great ball in from the Wydad right flashes in front of the Zamalek goal, but there is no Moroccan able to make proper contact.

1 min: The match kicks off in Cairo between the Champions League winners and the Cup Winners Cup holders.

Zamalek: Abdel Ouali; Mohammad Meckat, Al Eabay, Garek Sayed, Hazam Emam; Ylwael Kabami, Saleh Ahmed, Hamzad Kamen, Camer Abdul Hamid; Mohamed Abdel Wahed, Abdel Halem Ali

Wydad Casablanca Jarma Tarek; Khalid Khamma, Abrami, Galha, Kassab; El Ahli Redoyane, Ait Laarif; Mohammed Madihi; Gosso Gosso, Lafoui Rabii