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None of the four hosts of the Confederation Cup quarter-final first legs managed to earn victories on Sunday.<\/span><\/p>\n Zambia’s Zanaco lost 3-0 to Egypt’s Pyramids in Lusaka while Morocco’s Hassania Agadir thrashed host Al Nasr 5-0, in a match played in Egypt due to the security problems in Libya.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Nigeria’s Enyimba were held to a 1-1 draw by visiting Horoya of Guinea and there was a 2-2 stalemate in Egypt between Al Masry and Morocco’s Renaissance Berkane.<\/span><\/p>\n The four second leg ties are set for 8 March. <\/span><\/p>\n Karim el Berkaoui scored his second hat-trick this season with Senegalese Malick Cisse adding the other two goals in <\/span>Hassania Agadir’s<\/strong> thrashing of <\/span>Al Nasr<\/strong>.<\/span><\/p>\n El Berkaoui needed only nine minutes to score his previous hat-trick, at home to San Pedro of the Ivory Coast in a group match.<\/span><\/p>\n His treble against Nasr took 47 minutes with the first and second goals coming in the first half before the forward netted again 11 minutes after half-time. <\/span><\/p>\n Mouhcine Iajour opened and closed the scoring for last year’s Confederation Cup runners-up <\/span>Renaissance Berkane<\/strong> in their draw away to <\/span>Al Masry<\/strong> in Suez.<\/span><\/p>\n Muftah Taktak had levelled in the first minute of the second half for Masry, who then took the lead when Zouhair Laaroubi conceded an own-goal just past the hour.<\/span><\/p>\n But with Renaissance staring at a fourth away defeat in the competition, experienced African campaigner Iajour came to the rescue with a goal eight minutes from time.<\/span><\/p>\n Expensively assembled <\/span>Pyramids<\/strong> of Egypt made it 11 wins in 13 continental club matches this season by overwhelming previously unbeaten <\/span>Zanaco.<\/strong><\/p>\n Zanaco faced Pyramids with confidence born from a six win-four draw Confederation Cup record this season, but conceded twice within 24 minutes and never recovered.<\/span><\/p>\n Ali Gabr and Mohamed Farouk, with his sixth Confederation Cup goal, were the first-half scorers and Abdallah Said completed the rout by converting a penalty. <\/span><\/p>\n Enyimba,<\/strong> the only former African champions among the title contenders, failed to defend an early lead and had to settle for a 1-1 home draw with <\/span>Horoya.<\/strong><\/p>\n Austin Oladapo had given the Nigerians a first-half lead against the Guineans, who have been trophy-less in Africa since winning the 1978 Cup Winners Cup.<\/span><\/p>\n But Enyimba’s hopes of becoming the first Nigerian club to lift the trophy suffered a major blow when Boniface Haba levelled for Horoya 19 minutes from time.<\/span><\/p>\n