Al-Sadd head coach Javi Gracia has stressed the difficulty of the upcoming game against Umm Salal, in Round 18 of the QNB Stars League.
Speaking at the pre-match press conference, Gracia said: “I think Umm Salal is a good team. You can see from their stats they only lost four games. They don’t concede many goals, and don’t allow many chances. They have a very good balance in their team.” ...
The Al-Sadd first team held their main training session on Monday, at the club’s training centre, in preparation for facing Umm Salal in Round 18 of the QNB Stars League.
Al-Sadd come into the match with great enthusiasm after the big 5-1 victory over Al-Gharafa, which saw the team raise their points tally at the top of the table to 43. The Wolves also have two postponed matches yet to be played, against Qatar and Al Rayyan. Meanwhile, Umm Salal are in sixth place with 25 points. ...
Al-Sadd coach Javi Gracia expressed his happiness after his team’s big 5-1 victory over Al-Gharafa, in Round 17 of the QNB Stars League. In his statement to the club’s website after the match, Gracia said: “We played a game that was not normal. We gave an extraordinary performance after we played more than 75 minutes with ten players, we controlled the game in an excellent way and scored five goals.” ...
Al-Sadd defender Tarek Salman expressed his delight after his side’s big 5-1 win over Al-Gharafa in Round 17 of the QNB Stars League.
In his statement after the match, Tarek said: “Praise be to God, we played a very good match and the performance was wonderful. Despite the numerical disadvantage we suffered after the red card shown to Akram Afif at the beginning of the first half, our players were up to the responsibility and we got a five-goal win.” ...
Al-Sadd recorded a 5-1 win over Al-Gharafa in the QNB Stars League Round 17 game which was played on Saturday at the Jassim bin Hamad Stadium.
The Wolves extended their lead at the top, raising their points tally to 43 from 15 games, with two postponed games yet to be played against Qatar SC and Al Rayyan. ...
The Al Sadd first team concluded their preparations for the upcoming QNB Stars League game against Al Gharafa with their final training session on Friday evening. The match is scheduled to kick off at 4:35 PM on Saturday at the Jassim bin Hamad Stadium.
During the final training session, the coaching staff implemented the physical and technical training programme, and some light skill drills. ...
Al-Sadd’s Yousuf Abdurisag spoke of the difficulty of his side’s upcoming clash with Al Gharafa in Round 17 of the QNB Stars League.
Speaking during the pre-match press conference, Yousuf said: “It will be a difficult match for us against Al Gharafa, which is one of the best teams in the league. Our goal is to win, collect the three points, and complete the league without any loss.” ...
Al Sadd coach Javi Gracia stressed the importance of his side’s upcoming game against Al Gharafa in Round 17 of the QNB Stars League.
Speaking at the pre-match press conference, Gracia said: “We begin the month of February with a lot of matches ahead of us. It’s a busy month for us. We have to play 6 matches. We play every 3-4 days and we have to be ready for that, starting from the match against Al-Gharafa on Saturday.” ...
The Al Sadd first team held their main training session at the club’s training centre on Thursday, ahead of the upcoming QNB Stars League Round 17 game against Al-Gharafa.
Al Sadd enters the match sitting at the top of the QNB Stars League with 40 points, with two postponed matches yet to be played, against Qatar and Al Rayyan. Meanwhile, Al Gharafa are in fourth place with 26 points. ...
Al-Sadd head coach Javi Gracia spoke of his happiness after his side’s big 6-0 win over Al-Wakrah, in the rescheduled match from Round 11 of the QNB Stars League.
In his statement to the club’s website after the match, Gracia said: “We played against a team that is at its best form at the moment, and we managed to score six goals against a team that had the best defense before the match, which is a great motivation for us.” ...
