Five coaches are looking for their first victory in the league after failing to secure any wins so far, with varying numbers of matches played by each coach with their team.
Ahmed Sami took over the management of Al Masry from Emad Nasr, but his start with the team has seen two defeats in the first two matches.
Under his leadership, Al Masry lost to Petrojet 2-1, before suffering another defeat against Ittihad Alexandria, losing 2-0.
Mustafa Shbita has taken charge of Wadi Degla, replacing Mohamed El Sheikh, but his beginning has been difficult, as he lost his first match against Arab Contractors 2-0.
Ahmed Mustafa Bebo, the coach of Ghazl El Mahalla, has yet to taste victory in his first five rounds, as the team has collected only two points from two draws against three losses, scoring three goals while conceding six.
Ghazl El Mahalla started their campaign with a 1-1 draw against Modern Sport, then drew with Al Qana 1-1, before facing three consecutive defeats against Arab Contractors and Pyramids, both 1-0, and then against Petrojet 2-1.
Ahmed Abdel Maksood, the coach of Petrojet, joins the list of coaches who have not yet secured a win after five rounds, having gathered two points from two draws against three losses, scoring one goal and conceding five.
Petrojet began their journey with a 1-1 draw against Al Masry, then drew 0-0 with Smouha, before losing to Bank Al Ahli and Ittihad Alexandria 1-0, and finally suffered a defeat against Modern Sport 2-0.
Khaled Galal, the head coach of Ghazl El Mahalla, is among the coaches seeking their first win, having led the team in one match that they lost to Zamalek 1-0.
Ghazl El Mahalla sits at the bottom of the teams that have not secured a win in the first five rounds, having collected only one point from a single draw while suffering four defeats, scoring one goal and conceding nine goals.
Ghazl El Mahalla started the season under the management of Ahmed Khattab with a loss to Pyramids 3-0, then lost to Modern Sport 2-0, before drawing 0-0 with Eastern Company, and then suffered another defeat against Bank Al Ahli 3-1, leading to Khattab's dismissal and the appointment of Khaled Galal, who lost to Zamalek 1-0.
