Zamalek Club team returns home after defeat from Sundowns
Zamalek Club
Cairo - Arab Today
Zamalek Club team returned home Monday after suffering a defeat from South Africa's Sundowns by 3-0 in the third round of the CAF Champions League Group B fixtures on Sunday.
The team arrived on board EgyptAir Johannesburg flight amid tight security measures as police troops were deployed in the surrounding of the airport to prevent any encounters with the team players.
Source: MENA
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