Al Ahly Continues to Struggle After Pitso Mosimane's Departure, Suffering Defeat to Pyramids FC

• Life after Pitso Mosimane appears to be tough for Egyptian giants Al Ahly after yet another defeat
• This time, it was the turn of Pyramids FC to down the Red Devils in the Egyptian Premier League
• This was the third time in seven matches since the 57-year-old suddenly called it quits in early June

Al Ahly continued to struggle following Pitso Mosimane's departure from the club last month.

The Red Devils suffered a home 2-0 defeat to Pyramids FC in the Egyptian Premier League, courtesy of goals by Ben Youssef and Eric Traore. This defeat was new coach Ricardo Soares' first defeat since taking over from the 57-year-old South African, with his side having dropped points in three out of their last seven games.

The result saw the 'Club of the Century' remain nine points behind log leaders Zamalek, who are on 57 points to Ahly's 48. However, the latter has two matches in hand, having played 23 in contrast to Zamalek's 25.

Al Ahly supporters starting to regret former coach Pitso Mosimane leaving the club

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Some South Africans have taken a savage pleasure in this downturn in fortune for however long it may last.

@Sodi_njabulo said:

"Al Ahly legends will blame Pitso for this loss whose the problem now New Coach "

@Mix0214 said:

"I really feel sorry for Al Ahly president, he really had faith in Pitso. Pity Al Ahly legends said he isn’t good enough, how’s that turning out now?"

@BonganiFCB_ said:

"I really hope Al Ahly don't qualify for the Champions League after how they treated Pitso"

@MS_Sharpeville said:

"Where are the Al Ahly legends that forever criticised Pitso Mosimane"

Al Ahly supporters starting to regret former coach Pitso Mosimane leaving the club

The saying goes that you don't know what you have until it is gone.

As reported by Sports Brief, it appears that some Al Ahly supporters are feeling this sentiment following the departure of their former South African coach at the start of June.

The Citizen reported that many have gone on social media to lament his absence as the Red Devils continued putting in lacklustre performances in his absence.