The Whites strolled to the Champions League round of 32 after sealing an aggregate 5-0 victory over the Kenyan side on Sunday.

In the first leg Zamalek battered Ulinzi 4-0 away, and that's why Nyangweso was satisfied with his men's narrow loss in Cairo.

"We faced one of the best outfits in Africa," he told the post-match press conference.

"They boast many players from Egypt, which are the strongest national team in the past years.

"Zamalek beat us 4-0 before, so losing 1-0 to them is deemed an achievement after all."