Al-Sadd head coach Xavi spoke of the difficulty of his side’s upcoming clash with Al-Duhail in the semifinals of the Amir Cup 2020, describing it as “a complicated game”. The match is set to be played on Saturday at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium.
Speaking at the pre-match press conference, Xavi said: “We got a two-day break, which is the players deserved, especially after they made a great effort in the last period.” ...
The Al-Sadd U-23 registered a 1-0 win over Al-Khor, in their 2020-21 Qatargas U-23 League second round clash, which was played at Al-Sailiya Club on Tuesday. With this victory, Al-Sadd got their its first 3 points in the tournament, after having lost the first game to Al-Duhail.
Rami Suhail scored the lone goal of the game from a penalty in second half stoppage time. ...
Al-Sadd resumed their training at 5:30 pm on Monday, at the club’s secondary pitch, after the big 7-1 win over Al-Ahli in Round 5 of the QNB Stars League.
The result took the Wolves to the top of the league table with 13 points from 4 wins and a draw.
Al-Sadd is now preparing to face Al-Duhail in the semi-final of the Amir Cup, which will be played on Saturday, October 31 at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium. ...
Al-Sadd’s Mohamed Waad congratulated his teammates after the big 7-1 win over Al-Ahli in the QNB Stars League, and attributed the result to the team’s spirit.
Speaking after the match, Waad said: “The Al-Sadd players put in great effort and outperformed themselves during the match. We have climbed to the top of the table and our goal is to continue there until the end of the competition.” ...
Al-Sadd climbed to the top of the QNB Stars League table, after a huge 7-1 win over Al-Ahli in the Round 5 game which was played at the Hamad bin Khalifa Stadium on Sunday evening.
Hashim Ali scored twice for Al-Sadd (5′, 36′), while Rodrigo Tabata (12′), Akram Afif (30′), Santi Cazorla (45′), Nam Tae-hee (58′) and Ahmed Sayyar (90+1′) also got on the scoresheet. Al-Ahli’s lone goal was scored by Nabil El Zhar (54′). ...
Al-Sadd defender Ahmed Suhail praised his side’s performance against Al-Duhail in their last QNB Stars League game, and spoke of the players’ desire to get another positive result in the upcoming Round 5 game against Al-Ahli.
Speaking at the pre-match press conference, Ahmed said: “It is an important match for us. We got what was required against Al Duhail, and we are now focused fully on the next match against Al-Ahli. The most important thing is to collect the three points.” ...
Al-Sadd head coach Xavi Hernandez spoke of the importance of his side’s upcoming QNB Stars League Round 5 game against Al-Ahli, describing the opponents as the best in the competition so far.
Speaking at the pre-match press conference, Xavi said: “After defeating Duhail, the next game is very important because Al Ahli didn’t lose any points and they’re doing really well, especially with the coach – I have to say that he is doing a really great job – and the team is totally different from the last season.” ...
The Al-Sadd U-23 team lost 1-2 to Al-Duhail, in their Qatargas U-23 League first round clash, which was played on Thursday at the Grand Hamad Stadium.
Al-Duhail went 2-0 up with a brace from Fahd Waad Al-Bayati (17′, 48′), before Saoud Al-Nasr pulled a goal back for Al-Sadd in the 57th minute. ...
The Al-Sadd first team players resumed their training at 5 pm on Thursday at the club secondary pitch, following the 3-1 victory over Al-Duhail in the rescheduled QNB Stars League Round 3 game which was played on Wednesday.
The Wolves are now preparing for the next game against Al-Ahli, in Round 5 of the league, which will be played on Sunday evening at Hamad Bin Khalifa Stadium. ...
Al-Sadd defender Khoukhi Boualem spoke of the importance of his side’s 3-1 win over Al-Duhail in the QNB Stars League, attributing the result to the team’s concentration.
In his comments after the match, Khoukhi said: “We got three important points against Al Duhail. We entered the game with great concentration and succeeded in winning and compensating for the last draw against Al Khor.” ...
