“Happiness” for Al-Bataeh… and a bear who rejoices in the points of Arabism

Al-Bataeh returned with three valuable points from the stronghold of “The Excellencies”, after defeating Al-Wahda with two unanswered goals, in the match that brought them together, yesterday, at Al Nahyan Stadium, at the conclusion of the 13th stage of the ADNOC Professional Football League.

Al-Bataeh appeared better than in previous matches in the first technical leadership of its Iranian coach, Farhad Majidi, raising his score to the 11th point, taking a step away from the struggle for survival, while Al-Wahda’s score froze at 22 points in third place. Some opportunities were timid in the first half of the match, with the advantage of the Al-Bataeh team, which hit the crossbar with a goal scored in its favor from a header played by Anatoly, before the referee indicated that there was an offside case.

Al-Wahda improved at the beginning of the second period, as it was the initiator of the attack, and missed a great opportunity when Al-Bataeh defender Haruna Hassan cleared Ahmed Nour Allah’s shot from the goal line. Another opportunity was lost for Al-Wahda due to Omar Khribin alone, who shot a ball that was cleared by the goalkeeper and the post.

In the same way, the post responded to another shot from Al-Bataeh striker De Oliveira, and the defense then cleared it.

Anatoly was able to give Al-Bataeh the advantage in terms of the score, after he was able to exploit Mohamed Gomaa’s cross (Pele), to seize the ball before Al-Wahda defender Pimienta, and put it into the goal (69).

In stoppage time, Anatoly hit Al-Wahda’s defense from half the field and scored the second goal for him and his team, “90+4.”

In a second match also held yesterday, Dibba Al-Hisn captured its three most important points in the competition, after defeating Al-Oruba (2-1) outside its bases. After a negative first half, Berkundi succeeded in putting Dibba Al-Hisn in front with a goal scored from a free kick from outside the box.” 66”, and eight minutes later, Dibba Al-Hisn was able to increase its lead with a second goal through its striker Haitham Al-Juwaini, after a distinguished individual effort, as a result of which he dribbled three players before settling the ball. The window.

While the match was heading to its end, Al-Orouba won a penalty kick after returning to the VAR technique, which was successfully executed by Abdullah Al-Amiri (90 + 7).

Dibba Al Hisn raised its score to nine points in 13th place (penultimate), while Al Orouba remained in last place with three points.