Ahead of Saturday's match in Kitwe, the Zambian club had drawn a blank in five successive fixtures, drawing on four occasions either side of a 5-0 defeat to Zamalek that ended their CAF Champions League hopes.
In truth, it was no surprise to see that run continue against a Bizertin outfit that had registered 0-0 scorelines in three of their previous four games.
The two sides will meet again in Tunisia next week, with a place in the group stage of the competition at stake.
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