Ismaili coach Mark Wotte said external reasons were behind his side's unconvincing form in their 2-1 victory over Petrojet in the Egyptian League on Saturday. "The opposition fans showed an unfriendly attitude towards the players," the Dutch coach said after the match. "Ismaili also played during afternoon in a very hot weather without any reason, why should we play in these circumstances," he wondered. Wotte has asked the Egyptian Football Association (EFA) to re-consider the matches that are due to be played this afternoon. Hosni Abd-Rabou converted a penalty late in the second-half to help Ismaili beat Petrojet 2-1 in an ill-tempered encounter in the Egyptian League. Mohamed Fadl put Ismaili ahead in the 21st minute but Ivorian midfielder Mohamed Kofi leveled in the 77th minute. "I'm satisfied with the players' determination to win the match, although there some mistakes and lack of concentration from the team," Wotte said.
