Al-Sadd fell to a 1-2 defeat to Al-Shamal, in the QNB Stars League Round 6 match that was held on Tuesday at Jassim bin Hamad Stadium.
With this result, Al-Sadd remain on 7 points, after two victories, a draw and three defeats.
Al Sadd went ahead through Andre Ayew in the 7th minute, before Amjad Atwan scored the equaliser for Al Shamal in the 20th minute from a penalty. Ali Alwan added the second goal for Al Shamal in the 34th minute. ...
Al-Sadd forward Hashim Ali addressed the media ahead of the upcoming QNB Stars League game against Al-Shamal, and spoke about the importance of the clash.
Speaking at the pre-match press conference, Hashim said: “The next match is very important for us and we are fully committed.”
“After winning the last game we have 7 points and we need 3 points in the next game also to improve our position in the table, and so, as I mentioned, the next match is very important for us.” ...
Al-Sadd head coach Juanma Lillo stressed on the difficulty of the upcoming QNB Stars League Round 6 game against Al-Shamal, while speaking at the pre-match press conference.
He said: “As I say each week, each opponent has characteristics that make the game difficult. This team also comes with good organisation and it is a team that generates difficulty for everyone.” ...
Al-Sadd defender Bahaa Al-Laithi described his side’s 2-1 victory over Al-Sailiya as a morale-boosting result that will have an impact on the team’s campaign in the QNB Stars League.
In his statement after the match, Al-Laithi said: “We thank God for this victory. I congratulate the players for the effort they made. The match was difficult, against a good opponent, but we were looking for victory from the first minute, to collect the three points.” ...
Al-Sadd recorded a 2-1 win over Al-Sailiya in the QNB Stars League Round 5 game which was played at the Education City Stadium on Tuesday.
The result meant that Al-Sadd increased their tally to seven points from five games, after two wins, a draw and two defeats.
Andre Ayew opened the scoring in the 17th minute, before Al-Sailiya’s Carlos Strandberg equalised just before halftime (45+1’). Baghdad Bounedjah then got what proved to be the winning goal in the 65th minute. Al-Sadd goalkeeper Ivanildo kept out a penalty from Giannis Fetfatzidis in the 87th minute to ensure victory for the Wolves. ...
The Al-Sadd first team concluded its preparations for facing Al Sailiya, in the QNB Stars League Round 5 game, which is scheduled to kick off at 7:20 PM on Tuesday evening at Education City Stadium.
The Wolves go into the match with 4 points, occupying seventh place in the table, while Al-Sailiya are in 11th place with 3 points. ...
Al-Sadd player Talal Behzad emphasised the difficulty of facing Al-Sailiya in their upcoming QNB Stars League Round 5 game, and spoke about his team’s goal to get all three points.
Speaking during the pre-match press conference, Talal said: “Facing Al-Sailiya will not be easy, as they are a stubborn opponent. Our goal is to give our best, play the match with full strength, and achieve victory.” ...
Al-Sadd head coach Juanma addressed the media ahead of his side’s upcoming QNB Stars League Round 5 game against Al-Sailiya, which is set to be played on Tuesday.
Speaking at the pre-match press conference, Juanma said: “Each team is different, which makes them a complicated opponent. Al Sailiya is a team with a lot of courage and energy.” ...
The Al Sadd first team continued training this Friday evening, in preparation for facing Al Sailiya in the fifth round of the QNB Stars League. The game is set to be played on Tuesday at Education City Stadium.
The team currently occupies seventh place in the table, with 4 points from a victory, a draw and two losses. ...
Al Sadd coach Juanma Lillo thanked his players for their performance in the QNB Stars League Round 4 match against Al Gharafa, which ended with his side losing 1-2.
In his statement to the club website after the match, Juanma said: “We were not bad and controlled the match despite the numerical disadvantage. We played very fast, even with 10 men, and we were capable of getting a better result, but we were not successful.” ...
