Zamalek manager Vingada has had a good start

Al Ahly suffered their second defeat in three matches, losing 2-1 to Enppi on Monday.

Enppi scored after 10 minutes when Abdelhamied Hassan hit a long-range volley, with Amr Zaki adding a second before halftime.

Al Ahly reduced the deficit with a controversial penalty from Mohamed Gouda in the second half.

In Alexandria, Ismailia warmed up for Friday's African Champions League tie against Simba with a 1-1 draw at Al Ittihad.

Egyptian champions Zamalek top the table with a perfect winning record.

Nigeria

Berger are in the Champions League

Julius Berger clinched second place - and a prized Champions League spot - after beating champions Enyimba 1-0 in the season's last round of games.

It was the first home defeat for the Aba side, recently crowned champions for a third successive time.

Berger finished ahead of Rangers International on goals difference.

Delta United, Sunshine Stars, Sharks of Port Harcourt and Jigawa Golden Stars were relegated on the final day of the campaign.

The new season is expected to start in November.

Morocco

Nine goals were scored on Sunday - the opening day of the new season.

Raja Casablanca got a 2-1 away win at promoted Mouloudia Oujda but champions Hassania Agadir and pre-season favourites Wydad Casablanca were unable to hit the back of the net.

Hassania drew at Jeunesse Massira while Wydad were held at home by Chabab Mohammedia.

Wydad host Zambia's Power Dynamos in the second leg of the African Cup Winners' Cup quarter-final this weekend.

Olympique Khourigba, Maghreb Fes and KAC Kenitra were the other winners.

Tunisia

Esperance won their home tie to Hammam-Lif

Cape Verdian striker Jerry Adriano grabbed his sixth goal for US Monastir in their 2-0 away victory at ESB Khalled.

Monastir, handled by former Tunisia coach Lotfi Benzarti, have won all four of their matches at the start of the new season.

They are joined at the top of the standings by champions Esperance, who won 1-0 at home to CS Hammam-Lif, courtesy of a strike from Brazilian-born wing back Jose Clayton.

Etoile Sahel lost their 100 percent record with a surprise home defeat to CS Sfaxien, while Club Africain won their first match since the sacking of Turkish coach Muhsin Ertugral, beating AS Marsa 2-0 on Sunday.

Algeria

Leaders Widad Tlemcen lost their first game of the season on Friday, going down 2-0 to CA Bordj Bou Arreridj.

Entente Setif and US Chaouia moved into joint second place after securing away victories.

Setif won 2-1 at Chabab Belouizdad while Chaouia were 1-0 winners at USM Blida. Angry Blida fans, upset with the result, fought with riot police.

Champions USM Alger, three points behind the leaders but with two matches in hand, won 3-0 at RC Kouba with Abed Benchergui netting twice.

60,000 fans watched Mouloudia Alger beat NA Hussein-Dey 1-0 in Algiers, with a 65th-minute goal from Ait Athmane.

Zimbabwe

Highlanders are in second place

Dynamos beat arch-rivals Highlanders of Bulawayo for a second successive time.

The 2-0 win on Sunday completed their first double over the defending champions and puts them in a position to win their first title in six years. Dynamos lead the table, with Highlanders in second place.

AmaZulu remain in championship contention but Caps United's chances effectively ended when they were beaten 1-0 by relegation-threatened Kambuzuma.

South Africa

Leaders Ajax Cape Town remains the only team with a 100 percent record after last weekend's fixtures.

Coached by Gordon Igesund, who has won the league with three different clubs, they beat Jomos Cosmos 2-1 in Cape Town.

DR Congo international defender Cyrille Kitambala and former Bafana-Bafana striker Bradley August gave Ajax a 2-0 lead before Innocent Ntsume pulled one back for the visitors.

Kaizer Chiefs moved into second place after their 1-1 draw against Golden Arrows, while Moroka Swallows jumped to third following their impressive 3-0 demolition of Supersport United.

Former Bafana-Bafana captain Steve Khompela continued his good start as coach of Manning Rangers, holding champions Orlando Pirates to a 1-1 draw in Johannesburg.

The result increased the pressure on Pirates' Zimbabwean coach Roy Barreto, who has been criticised for the team's poor start to the season.

Ghana

Hearts trail in second place

Asante Kotoko secured a three point lead after a 1-0 away win at Berekum Arsenals.

Second-placed Hearts of Oak suffered a setback after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Mines Stars.

King Faisal, 10 points behind Hearts, were beaten 2-0 at home by Power FC.

Obuasi Goldfields failed to move to third place, as they also lost 1-0 to Brong-Ahafo United.

Ivory Coast

Africa Sports Nationale have a two point lead after a slender 1-0 triumph over Sabe Bouna.

Hugues Togbe scored the only goal in the controversial tie. Both sides scored from freekicks in the second-half, but the referee disallowed the goals, ruling that they had been scored from an offside position.