Sharjah coach Abdulaziz Al-Anbari confirmed that the team did not perform well in Hatta meeting yesterday in the fifth round of the Arabian Gulf Football League, which ended in a 2-2 draw. "What happened is a useful lesson for his team," Anbari said. "It's also normal in football."
He stressed that although a number of players were not up to their standards, the team had a desire to return. He said they were satisfied with the point. Al-Anbari continued in press statements: «Sharjah is credited with his success in returning to the game after it was late until the last minutes, and we must take advantage of the lesson that happened during this meeting».
Sharjah's Igor Kornado and Ricardo Gomez saved their team from the first loss in the league after scoring two quick goals in deadly time, after the game was headed to win Hatta two goals without a response to end the game 2-2 draw. Sharjah lifted the draw to 13 points.
The Sharjah defense collapsed throughout the first half due to the painful blows he received from the Hatta attack led by Spain's Christian Lopez, who managed to score his 101st goal in the history of his international participation. "We are satisfied with the one point that the team came out against Hatta, but in terms of performance we were not good," he said.
"I congratulate Hatta on this level, and I wish him success," he said. Al-Anbari stressed that he is confident that players who were not in this match at their real levels will return stronger.
Countess: Inexperience is behind the loss of victory
Hatta coach Christos Contis confirmed that he is proud of the Hatta players after the strong and outstanding performance of the team against Sharjah, and led by two goals without reply until the last minutes, before the «King» and scored the goals in the game, saying that «lack of experience in his team Behind the loss of victory ».
He attributed the Hatta coach to what happened to his team in the last few minutes and Sharjah scored two goals to snatch a draw, to what he called the lack of focus and lack of experience.
For his part, Hatta Football Company Chairman Ali Al-Badawi said in media statements that Hatta is developing from one game to another, and that the coach and his staff are making great efforts, adding that he believes that the next will be better.