CAIRO-It was not the grittiest of displays from Mohamed Abou-Treika but he still managed to give Ahly their sixth Super Cup title after a narrow 1-0 victory over Harras Hodoud Sunday night. The classy playmaker, who played in an advanced position, settled the tie in Ahly's favour one minute past the hour mark with a trademark poacher's goal as the Cairo giants snapped a four-match winless streak against Hodoud. He received a standing ovation when he was replaced by youngster Afrotto with nine minutes remaining. Coach Hossam Al-Badri, who replaced Portuguese Manuel Jose last summer, enjoyed his second triumph with Ahly after steering them to the Egyptian Premier League title last season. Hodoud, who beat Ahly in last season's Super Cup and the Egyptian Cup final, could not maintain their recent supremacy over the six-time African champions. Both sides finished with ten men in a game full of crude tackles at both ends. Ahly left-back Sayed Moawad was sent off for a second bookable offence in the 76th minute and Hodoud striker Ahmed Abdul-Ghani followed suit one minute from time for dissent.