“Sharjah Points” put Ajman in the right track

The assistant coach of Ajman, Youssef Al -Ketbi, confirmed that the victory – which his team achieved at its host Sharjah with a goal without a response, was scored by Moroccan star Walid Azzaro in the 70th minute, yesterday, in the fourth round of the ADNOC Professional Football League – gives the team a great moral boost, and puts it on the right track in the competition, after jumping from 11th to eighth on the ranking list with six points.

Al -Ketbi led the Ajman team from the technical area of ​​the absence of Serbian coach Gouran due to the suspension, knowing that the latter was following the match and giving some directions from the stands behind the bench.

Al -Ketbi said during the press conference after the match: “The victory over Sharjah was not easy, and the goal came in time in front of a strong team like Sharjah, which is one of the teams nominated to win the league title.”

Al -Ketbi stressed that “Ajman always seeks to provide the best during the upcoming matches, and get a better position in the league.”

On the other hand, this second loss for Sharjah, whose balance was frozen at four points, retreating to the 10th place.

The match was enthusiastic from the two teams, especially by Ajman, who looked technically the best, and wasted several opportunities, most notably from Lizeri Silva, which goalkeeper Darwish Mohamed tackled before the end of the first half, which ended in a draw without goals.

Ajman Junior Filmings missed the most dangerous opportunity in the match, from complete uniqueness in the “64” goal.

The two teams played the match under exceptional circumstances in the absence of their coaches, Serbian Milosh (Sharjah), and his compatriot Gouran (Ajman) for the coaches’ bench due to the suspension penalty, as they continued the match from the stands, at the time of the training of Sharjah, the assistant coach, Abdul Rahman Al -Haddad, and Ajman Yusef Al -Ketbi.

The ranks of Sharjah also witnessed impressive absences in the starting lineup, most notably for the primary goalkeeper Adel Al -Hosani, Shaheen Abdel Rahman, Vladimir, Douan Pereira, Marcus Meloni and Boubliti due to injury, while the match witnessed the return of Sharjah players Kayo Lucas and Majed Hassan, who played two alternatives in the second half.