“Rimontada” returns Sharjah to Wasafa Al -Douri

The Sharjah team revived its hopes of direct qualification to the AFC Champions League “Elite”, after achieving an exciting victory over its host Khorfakkan 4-2, in the meeting that brought the two teams Thursday evening at Saqr Bin Mohammed Al Qasimi Stadium, as part of the conclusion of the matches of the twenty-fifth round of the ADNOC Professional Football League.

The victory came at the perfect time for the team, which enters the last stage of the season with high spirits after its recent crowning the title of the “AFC Champions League 2”, and wants to end his local career in the best possible way, before his Romanian coach Olrio Cosmin left to take over the national team.

The “King” presented a heroic show in the second half, during which he reviewed his continental personality and his combat spirit, and turned his delay to a valuable victory that brought him back to the table of the table, raising his score to 48 points, strengthening his fortunes strongly in kidnapping the direct qualification card to the first continental championship. On the other hand, the balance of the owners of the land was frozen at 33 in the eighth place.

The owners of the land had opened the scoring early in the 6th minute via the Ishon Felipe, who launched a powerful shot from inside the penalty area that the Sharjah goalkeeper could not address it.

The owners of the land took advantage of the state of confusion in the ranks of Sharjah to double the result in the 32nd minute, through a goal for the Moroccan Tariq Tesodali, after an organized collective effort that started from the middle of the stadium and ended with a decisive pass against the goal, and put the team at the front with a score of 2-0.

The “King” made a second half differently different over the first, as the Romanian coach, Oario Cosmin, made amendments in his squad, which gave the team a balance and impulsion towards the attack, so that the alternative to the Prayira Perira could reduce the difference (54) through a tight header, which brought the team back to the team.

The other alternative, Tunisian Firas Bellaby, managed to tie from a direct free kick in (82) that inhabited the Jorvakan net in a wonderful way, to ignite the match among the great enthusiasm of the fans of the guest team.

Sharjah was not satisfied with a draw, but continued his pressure and kidnapped a third goal after just four minutes (86) through the brilliant Luan Pereira, who signed his second goal in the meeting, and his teammate Othman Kamara did not miss the goals festival and put his mark with the fourth score (7+90) to end the match with Sharjah’s victory 4-2.