Ayman Al-Ramadi, the coach of Zamalek, apologized to the white fans following the defeat against Pyramids in tonight's match.

Zamalek lost to Pyramids with a score of 1-0 in a match as part of the sixth round of the decisive phase of the Premier League.

Ayman Al-Ramadi said in the press conference: "I am not happy with the performance or the result.. Zamalek needs more work, better tactical ideas, and we are determined to continue working to improve performance in the upcoming period."

He added: "I apologize to the great Zamalek fans, and I promise them that the team's form will improve in the upcoming matches, and I thank the players for their efforts against Pyramids."

Al-Ramadi continued: "I have worked with the Zamalek players for only one day before the Ceramica match and also before the Pyramids match, and this is not an excuse.. The players are not to blame for the performance or the result, they are exceptional, and I am the one who bears full responsibility."

Al-Ramadi went on: "I call on the players to show their best form with Zamalek, and we must give them additional motivations, and this is the responsibility of both the technical and administrative staff."

The Zamalek coach added: "It is the fans' right to criticize the performance of any player, but I strongly refuse to unjustly blame any player.. Mostafa Shalaby and Donja are struggling to deliver better performances, and I do not want to destroy a player due to tactical issues."