Shabab Al-Ahly player, Luka Milivogovic, said that the focus of the “Dubai Knights” was the most present, and he led the team to win the “Spor Emaar Cup” title at the expense of Al-Wasl on penalty kicks 4-1 after the end of regular time in a 2-2 draw, indicating that winning the title He will help the team in the upcoming crucial stages, as it will play seven crucial matches in various competitions during the coming period.
He told «Emirates Today»: “We played a difficult match against a big team, which is Al-Wasl, which includes distinguished players, but Shabab Al-Ahly deserved the championship title, and I believe that the penalty kick awarded at the end of the match for Al-Wasl is incorrect, but the positive thing is the focus that led us.” To win, despite the difficulty of the situation, especially since we succeeded in scoring four kicks brilliantly, which confirms our readiness to win.”
Luka Milivogovic contributed directly to Shabab Al-Ahly winning the Super Cup, after scoring the second goal against Al-Wasl with a wonderful header, in addition to successfully scoring a penalty kick.
Regarding the team’s next match, which will also be against Al-Wasl in the tenth round of the ADNOC Professional League, Luca said: “All the upcoming matches are difficult and strong, as we will play seven consecutive matches against strong, competitive teams in various competitions, and certainly winning the Super Cup will give us the advantage and motivate the players to the starting point.” And the launch for future tournaments.”
The Shabab Al-Ahly team will play strong matches in the remaining five rounds of the first round of the league against Al-Wasl, Al-Nasr, Dibba Al-Hisn, and Al-Jazira, in addition to a postponed match against Al-Ain, which means enhancing the team’s chances of regaining the league title if it succeeds in winning the strong matches.
Luka Milivogovic:
. The penalty kick awarded at the end of the match for Al Wasl was invalid.
. We succeeded in scoring four kicks brilliantly, which confirms our readiness to win.
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