Men crowd the outdoor seating of a traditional Egyptian café (Ahwa) on Mohamed Mahmoud Street, Wust El-Balad (Downtown Cairo), watching a World Cup football match broadcast on a wall-mounted television late at night. The Ahwa is a cornerstone of Egyptian street culture, serving as a communal gathering space for tea, coffee, and shared viewing of major sporting events. This scene captures the deep connection between Egyptian café culture and international football, a recurring tradition during World Cup seasons.