The timing of the match was difficult to win

Al -Wasl coach, Luis Castro, confirmed that his team’s victory over the Al -Battah host with a goal yesterday, at the end of the fourth round of the ADNOC Professional League “was difficult”, not only for the opposing team’s solidity, but for the timing of the match (17:30), hot atmosphere, and high humidity.

Castro said in press statements: “It was a very difficult match, and there are several factors that embodied these challenges that we faced in the match, starting from the difficulty of the opponent, the high temperature, and the hour in which the match played, high humidity, and shorten the stages of hospitalization of the players from our previous match in the Asian Championship against Iranian Independence (ended and Solwa 7-1), and added: He played with it, and the performance he gave, which made our mission in terms of performance and ability to win. ”

Al -Wasl had devoted his contract for the regulations in the history of the two teams’ confrontations in the ADNOC Professional League, and kidnapped a valuable victory outside his home, in the presence of about 3,500 spectators.

The only goal of Al -Wasl came through the captain of the team, Ali Saleh, in the 30th minute, to raise the “Emperor” his score to the seventh point, and advance to the fifth place, while the balance of the battles was frozen at the third point and the 12th place.

Majidi: We will have our right

“It is very sad, not only the loss of the match and the waste of the players is not only opportunities, but also to digest the right of the Al -Battah players,” said at the press conference after the meeting, in a sign of referee Omar Al Ali, in the event of friction between Omar Kita and the Al -Wasl player, in which Al -Battah called for a penalty kick in the time instead of lost.

He explained: “These things that happen in football, everyone knows, and who does not understand them, it is better not to know anything about them, as some strange things occurred in this match, and it is better not to go into talking about them, because they are clear to everyone.”