The Al-Nasr team returned to its daily training after a short vacation that the players took, in preparation for the match between Shabab Al-Ahly in the 11th round of the ADNOC Professional League, next Sunday.
It will be the third consecutive confrontation between the two teams, within 12 days, as they met back and forth in the Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Cup, and the two matches resulted in the “Dubai Knights” rising to the semi-finals, after winning the first leg with two clean goals, before they tied in the second leg 5-5. .
In the third match, which will bring together the two teams at Rashid Stadium, Shabab Al-Ahly is looking to continue the victories, and try to catch up with the “leading” Sharjah team, and maintain the four-point difference, while Al-Nasr hopes to achieve victory, and get closer to Shabab Al-Ahly, as “Al-Ameed” occupies third place with 19. One point, four points behind “Dubai Knights”.
The player Ahmed Jashk will be absent from the ranks of Al-Nasr due to the terms of his loan from Shabab Al-Ahly, in addition to the continued absence of Samir Mimicevic due to injury, which leaves the Dutch coach Winfried Schroeder with the option of relying on the Dutch player Marwan Azraqian, who excelled against Shabab Al-Ahly in the last round, and scored two goals during the match. He came on as a substitute in the second half.
The last match that brought together the two teams witnessed great praise from the coaches of the two teams for the performance of the other team, as Al-Nasr succeeded in turning a 2-4 deficit into a 5-4 lead in four minutes. These are the results and performance that made the Al-Ameed fans somewhat satisfied with the team, despite His sadness over the loss and exit from the League Cup.
During the current season, Al-Nasr hopes to compete for two titles: the Gulf Champions League for clubs, in which it advanced to the semi-finals, and to win the UAE-Qatari Super Cup, in which Qatar will face Qatar on January 17.
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