“We asked the Egyptian Football Association (EFA) to inform the Nigerian club about the match date and the rest of its details. We’re also asking that the second-leg be played on either May fifth, sixth or seventh,” Harras Al-Hodoud boss Helmi Toulan told FilGoal.com exclusively on Saturday.

On the other hand, Harras Al-Hodoud are scheduled to head to Port Said on Sunday for their local match against Masri that will take place on Monday, which was postponed from round-14.

Toulan also revealed that his suspension, that followed his recent statements against local refereeing, will be lifted after their coming match against Masri.

Asked about their previous match against Koroum, Toulan said: “Our defeat to Koroum was unexpected, but the main reason behind it was the players’ fatigue after playing a a host of consecutive local matches alongside our African Confederation Cup campaign.”