Al-Sadd exited the 2020-21 Ooredoo Cup after a 4-2 defeat to Al-Gharafa in the quarterfinal clash which was held today, Monday, at Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium.
Al-Gharafa opened the scoring through Sofiane Hanni in the 27th minute, before the South Korean midfielder Koo Ja-cheol added the second goal in the 48th minute. ...
Al-Sadd concluded their preparations today, Sunday, at the club’s secondary pitch, ahead of the match against Al-Gharafa in the quarter-finals of the 2020-21 Ooredoo Cup, which will kick off at 5 PM on Monday at Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium.
The Wolves qualified for the quarterfinals after finishing in fourth place in Group A with 7 points from two wins, two losses and one draw, while Al-Gharafa were ranked first in Group B with 13 points. ...
The Al-Sadd U-23 team lost 2-0 to Qatar SC in the Qatargas League fifth round game, which was played on Friday at Al-Shamal Club stadium.
With this result, Al-Sadd remain on six points after two wins and two losses, with a postponed match remaining from the fourth week, against Al-Kharaitiyat.
Qatar SC opened the scoring through Rashid Mohammed, who struck in the 45th minute from a penalty kick, and Saleh Hassan scored the second goal in the 59th minute. Both teams ended the game with ten men apiece after Al Sadd’s Fahd Khalifa and Qatar’s Saleh Hassan were sent off in the 71st minute. ...
The Al-Sadd first team resumed training today, Thursday, in preparation for the game against Al Gharafa in the quarter-finals of the Ooredoo Cup, that will be played next Monday at the Suhaim Bin Hamad Stadium.
The Wolves, who are the defending champions, qualified for the quarterfinals after finishing fourth in Group A, while the Al-Gharafa team came first in the Group B. ...
Al-Sadd fell to a 5-0 defeat to Al-Wakrah in their final Group A clash of the 2020-21 Ooredoo Cup, which was played at the Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium on Tuesday.
The result means that Al-Sadd end the group stage with 7 points, and the Wolves will await the other results from the group to know their final position. ...
Al-Sadd is set to play their final match of the 2020-21 Ooredoo Cup group stage, facing off with Al-Wakrah, at 5:15 pm on Tuesday night at Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium.
The Wolves have already booked a spot in the quarterfinal and enter the match sitting in second place in Group A with 7 points, from two wins, a draw and a loss. Al-Wakrah are on top of the group with 8 points. ...
The Al-Sadd trio of Baghdad Bounedjah, Jung Woo-young and Nam Tae-hee have received international call-ups for the upcoming FIFA matchdays this November.
Bounedjah will join the Algerian national team camp as they prepare to face Zimbabwe in two qualifying matches for the 2022 African Cup of Nations.
Jung and Nam will play with South Korea in two friendlies against Mexico and Qatar. ...
Al-Sadd notched up another victory in the 2020-21 Ooredoo Cup, with a 3-0 triumph over Al-Duhail in the postponed Round 1 game that was played at the Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium on Saturday.
The result saw Al-Sadd increase their points tally to 7 in Group A, after two wins, a draw and a loss.
Nam Tae-hee opened the scoring for the Wolves in the 3rd minute, before Saoud Al-Nasr doubled the lead in the 11th minute. Rodrigo Tabata scored the third and final goal from a free-kick in the 83rd minute. Al-Sadd ended the game with ten men after defender Abdulrahman Rashed was sent off in the 5th minute. ...
The Al-Sadd first team concluded its training today at the club’s secondary pitch, in preparation for the postponed Ooredoo Cup Round 1 game, against Al-Duhail. The game is set to kick off at 5:15 pm on Saturday evening at the Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium.
The Wolves enter the match with 4 points after a win, a draw and a loss, while Al-Duhail have 3 points from a win and two losses. The match was postponed due to the participation of the two teams in the AFC Champions League. ...
The Al-Sadd duo of Salem Al Hajri and Ali Asad participated in the first team training session on Thursday, after they recovered from the injury that kept them away from the team over the past 8 months.
Salem Al-Hajri suffered a Achilles tear during the game against Al Kharaitiyat in the Amir Cup Round of 16, while Ali Asad suffered the same injury during the final training session in Riyadh in preparation for the game against Al-Nassr, in the second round of the 2020 AFC Champions League. ...
