Ghanaian forward John Antwi will make a return for Misr El-Mikassa in the league game against Haras El-Hodood in the Egyptian top-flight league tonight.
The former Dreams FC forward returns after serving a three-match ban following a red card picked against Zamalek in matchday 3.
Referee Mohamed Adel gave the Ghanaian his matching orders for punching Baha'a Magdi as Zamalek defeated Misr El Makkasa 1-0 in the third fixture of the Egyptian Premier League.
After reviewing the referee's match report, the Egyptian Football Association competitions committee handed the 26-year-old striker a three-game suspension given that the player intentionally hit Magdi.
John Antwi missed the games against his former club Ismailly, Al Masry and Wadi Degla.
The 26-year-old scored the winner for El Makassa in the game against El Makwaloon.
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