The Egypt goalie was doubtful for the round of 64 game through injury but reached full recovery in time and now is ready to stand between the sticks.

"Al-Sayed took part in Friday's training session and didn't suffer any pains," Zamalek doctor Mostafa Al-Monayeri told FilGoal.com.

The Whites boast a comfortable lead over Kenyan champions Ulinzi, thanks to the thumping 4-0 victory in Nairobi last month.

The second leg will be the first competitive match to be held in Egypt after the revolution that recently toppled ex-president Hosni Mubarak.