Gor Mahia suffered 5-1 defeat to Egyptian heavyweights, Pyramids FC, in a CAF Champions League first preliminary round's return match, on Sunday, at the 30 June Stadium, Cairo. Consequently, the record Kenyan champions bowed out 7-1on aggregate, having fell 2-0 in the first leg played a week ago at the Nyayo National Stadium. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsIn Cairo, the home took the lead in the 27th minute through Walid El-Khati who rose the highest to head past Bryne Omondi.Lackluster defending by Gor Mahia, on the right side of defense, saw Nasser Maher get to the end of a beautiful exchange of passes inside the box before curling his strike into the bottom right corner to double the home side lead in the 38th minute.##NAJAVA_MECA_953012##With five minutes added on, Pyramids added a third in the opening minute through Youssef Obama who connected well to a cross and tapped the ball into the back of the net.A loss of concentration by Pyramids allowed Gor Mahia to pull on back in the third minute of added time through David Okoth. His goal saw Pyramids concede for the first time this season in all competitions. Just like in the first leg, Gor Mahia came back a rejuvenated side in the second half, stringing passes in midfield and launching attacks through direct long balls to the path of Paul Okoth and Shariff Musa.STARS ABROAD: Anyembe joins list of injured Harambee Stars players as Ogam features in BelgiumHowever, it was Pyramids who had the half's first big chance, in the 58th minute, but Abdelrahman Magdy could not find the target after a beautifully laid pass to his path by Ahmed Abdelkader.Paul Ochuoga came to Gor Mahia’s rescue in the 74th minute, clearing the ball off the line after Obama had beaten Omondi.Omondi would then make a catastrophic error in the 90th minute, taking too much time to clear a Frank Odhiambo back pass, allowing Mostafa Zico to tap into an empty net. There was time for more damage to Gor Mahia when Mahmoud Zalaka dribbled past Omondi and took a shot that went into the back of the net with the aid of Odhiambo’s attempted block. Why Al Ahli Madani coach blames loss to Tusker to Nairobi altitudePyramids will play South Sudanese side El Merriekh Bentiu in the next round. Former Nairobi United head coach Godfrey Oduor and his former Tusker striker Erick Otieno are attached to Bentiu.