In the 63rd minute at the Borg el-Arab Stadium, the visitors failed to clear their lines properly which allowed the 26-year-old to have an audacious attempt on goal.
From the edge of the penalty area, the Egyptian midfielder gave the bicycle kick a try and it paid off as the ball looped off his right boot into the back of the net.
Mahmoud Kaoud scored a last-minute equaliser for ENPPI, but that would have done little to overshadow El-Ghandour's truly spectacular strike.
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