Rashid bin Humaid: The “Super” match reflected the progress of Emirates football

Sheikh Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Emirates Football Association, said that the Sharjah and Al Ain teams presented a beautiful match and a high level in the Super Cup final, indicating that this level reflects the progress of Emirates football, congratulating Sharjah on winning the title, and wishing Al Ain better luck in the upcoming tournaments. Sheikh Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi added, in press statements: “There is great progress in the level of local championships, and this is among the indicators that are drawn in order for our clubs to be competitive in the continental championships.” Praising the distinguished organization of the Professional League for the event.



Al Midfa: Sharjah deserves the title of Super
Ali Salem Al Midfa, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sharjah Sports Club, expressed his happiness with the Super Cup title, and said in a press statement: “Sharjah deserves this achievement, and the board of directors of the football company in the club brought competencies to the team, and our goal is all championships. In turn, Sharjah player, Spanish striker Paco Alcacer, said in A press statement that he is happy to achieve two championships with Sharjah, optimistic about seeking to win more titles.



Al Darmaki: Al Ain will not be affected by the loss
Dr. Matar Rashid Al Darmaki, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al Ain Football Club Company, affirmed that “Al Ain cannot look for justifications for the results, whatever the reasons, and Sharjah is a good team that was competing with Al Ain for the Super title, and we congratulate them on the occasion of winning and crowning the title,” stressing that Al Ain has a strong personality, the mentality of victories, and the spirit of one family. It cannot be affected by losing a match, but rather the desire and professionalism of the players will enable them to overcome the circumstances of loss. He said in a press statement that Al Ain’s most important gain is its loyal audience, and that they apologize to him for not achieving the title.