Bekoe takes charge in Egypt
Ghana and Petrojet striker Eric Bekoe became Egyptian league's leading scorer on Sunday when he scored to take his tally to eight goals this season.
Bekoe overtook Harras El Haddoud's striker Udul Abdul, who has seven goals, as the top-flight's leading scorer after his late goal secured a 1-0 win over Masri.
The former Kotoko forward struck with only three minutes remaining to send the travelling fans into ruptures, breaking the hearts of the home fans.
Petrojet kept trailing leaders Ahli bysix points upon beating Masri as the Ghanaian fights to return to the national team.
Bekoe has become of one of the most feared strikers in Egypt after his heroics despite not playing for the three of the biggest clubs in the country.
With the Nations Cup approaching, Bekoe is keen on using his form to return to the Black Stars with many strikers in the hunt of a place in the Ghana team.
Meanwhile, Samuel Kyere scored for Police Union as they condemned Rahim Ayew's Zamalek to a 2-0 defeating, leading to the dismissal of coach Henri Michel.
Minusu Buba and Samuel Kyere scored on 22 and 71 minutes respectively to give the home side a deserved 2-0 win over the ailing Cairo giants.