Al-Sadd’s Musaab Khidir said that his side got what was required after a ‘difficult’ game against Al-Gharafa in Round 20 of the QNB Stars League, which saw the Wolves win 2-0.
Speaking after the match, Musaab said: “The match was difficult, especially as Al-Gharafa was looking to compete for the top four, but we achieved the most important thing, which was winning and collecting the three points.” ...
Al-Sadd head coach Xavi Hernandez spoke of his satisfaction after his side defeated Al-Gharafa 2-0 in the QNB Stars League Round 20 game on Saturday.
Speaking to the club website after the game, Xavi said: “I am happy with the win over Al-Gharafa, and I am very happy with the rotation of the players. Due to the weather and fatigue, some of the players suffered.” ...
A goal apiece in each half gave Al-Sadd a 2-0 victory over Al-Gharafa in the QNB Stars League Round 20 game that was played at Jassim bin Hamad Stadium on Saturday.
The result saw Al-Sadd take their points tally to 54, with the team remaining unbeaten this season. Nam Tae-hee put the Wolves in the lead with his strike in 16th minute, before Santi Cazorla dispatched a penalty in the 65th minute to complete the scoring. ...
Al-Sadd secured the Qatargas U23 League title for the first time in the club’s history after a 5-0 win over Al-Gharafa in the Round 20 game that was played on Friday at Al-Sailiya Club.
The result means that Al-Sadd now have 54 points and a six-point lead over second-placed Al-Gharafa, with two games remaining to be played and Al-Sadd’s superiroity in the head-to-head fixtures. ...
Al-Sadd defender Bahaa Al-Laithi stressed on the importance of good preparation, ahead of the upcoming clash with Al-Gharafa in Round 20 of the QNB Stars League.
Speaking during the pre-match press conference, Bahaa said: “A difficult match awaits us against Al-Gharafa. We won the league title and achieved our main goal of the competition, but every match we enter, our goal is to win and give our best.” ...
Al-Sadd head coach Xavi Hernandez addressed the media ahead of the upcoming QNB Stars League Round 20 game against Al-Gharafa, stressing on the difficulty of the clash.
Speaking at the pre-match press conference, Xavi said: “We have the Al Gharafa game coming up next, and as you know it’s always difficult to face Al Gharafa. They have a very good coach, and an impressive team with good foreigner and local players.” ...
The Al-Sadd U23 team is set to face an intense encounter when they play Al-Gharafa , in the 20th round of the Qatargas U23 League, with the championship title up for grabs. The match that will kick off at 6:30 PM on Friday evening at Al-Sailiya Club..
The Al-Sadd team come into the match occupying first place in the standings with 51 points, while Al-Gharafa is ranked second in the table with 48 points. The Wolves will clinch the league title in the event of a victory, with two rounds remaining before the end of the competition. ...
The Al-Sadd first team stepped up the preparations for the upcoming QNB Stars League Round 20 game against Al-Gharafa, holding their main training session on Thursday in the presence of the returning international players.
The match is set to kick off at 4 PM on Saturday at the Jassim bin Hamad Staidum. ...
Al Sadd midfielder Ali Asad returned to training with the first team on Sunday after his recovery from a muscle injury.
Ali made his return during Sunday’s training session, which saw the first team resume training after a two-day break, to prepare for the restart of the QNB Stars League.
During the session, head coach Xavi and his staff focused on physical fitness, with the team set to face tough challenges at home and in Asia in the upcoming period. Later, the players worked on technical and tactical training. ...
The Al-Sadd first team continued training on Wednesday, in preparation for the resumption of the QNB Stars League after the international break.
The league is currently suspended until the end of our national team’s matches in March, in the European qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup.
Al-Sadd are currently training in the absence of 21 players, with 12 internationals who are currently away with the senior Qatar national team (Saad Al-Dosari, Meshaal Barsham, Pedro Miguel, Musab Khidir, Tarek Salman, Abdelkarim Hassan, Khoukhi Boualem, Yousuf Abdurisag, Muhammad Waad, Hassan Al-Haydos, Ahmed Suhail, Salem Al-Hajri), in addition to 6 players in the Qatar U-23 team, who are playing two friendly matches against Kosovo on March 26 and 29, in preparation for the AFC U-23 Asian Cup qualifiers to be held next October (Bahaa Al-Laithi, Hashem Abdullatif, Mustafa Meshaal, Yousuf Al-Balushi, Faisal Azadi, Muhammad Mannai). ...
