Haras El Hodood is an Egyptian football club based in Alexandria, competing in the Egyptian Premier League. The team's home matches are played at the Haras El Hodoud Stadium in the El Max district. Founded in 1950, the club's name translates to "Border Guards," reflecting its historic connections to the Egyptian Border Guard Corps, and its traditional colors are green and white. The club's formation was deeply tied to the nation's military institutions. Their most successful period came in the mid-2000s, when they established themselves as a tough opponent in the top flight and famously won the Egypt Cup in 2009, a historic triumph that stands as their greatest honor. In recent seasons, the club has often been involved in battles to avoid relegation, showcasing a resilient spirit. The fan base, known as "The Green Eagles," provides steadfast support. Haras El Hodood is a club defined by its military heritage, resilience, and its cherished 2009 Egypt Cup victory.