Mohammed bin Rashid bin Mohammed crowns “the heroes” .. Al -Ahly youth gave the league shield to Dubai

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Al-Ahly Youth Club, “Dubai Knights”, was crowned the champion of the ADNOC Professional League for the ninth time in its history, after his victory over Al-Jazira 2-1 in the last round of the championship that was held on Sunday, at the Mohammed bin Zayed Stadium, in the presence of Sheikh Hamdan bin Mubarak, President of the Football Association, and Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology, Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, President of the Professional Association Abdullah Al -Junaibi.
With the end of the match’s whistle, the celebrations of Al -Ahly Youth players were launched inside the field amid great joy for the fans, who crawled to the capital Abu Dhabi to participate in the crowning of “Dubai Knights”, whose name was written in the history of Emirati football after it became the first team to crowd with four titles in one season, after winning the league title, the President of the State Cup, and the Super Cup, along with the UAE Super Shield. Al -Ahly youth succeeded in finishing the championship with the lead with 63 points that collected from winning in 19 games, drawing in six, and losing only one match.
In yesterday’s match, Al -Jazeera surprised his guest with a strong offer in the first half, to advance early through Bruno Oliveira, after an ideal cross he received from Abdullah Ramadan to complete it in the “5” goal, but Al -Ahly youth returned in the second half with a high -level performance, realizing the tie from a penalty kick carried out by Luka Milivojevich “54”, and after that, Mu’san Dabour was able to score the goal Fixed, distributed by Cartapia to turn it on to his head in the “62” goal.

36 titles in the history of Al -Ahly youth
League: 9
The President’s Cup: 11
Professional League Cup: 5
UAE Super Cup: 7
Joint League: 1
UAE Super Moroccan: 1
UAE Super Shield: 2
36 titles in the history of Al -Ahly youth