Ajman coach Ayman Al-Ramadi praised his team's victory against Al-Nasr in the second round of the Arab Gulf Football League.
He considered that winning 3-1 was worthy of compassion on the performance, and what he described the patience of the players for 90 minutes, and control of the game. "The success of Ajman in the outcome of the match in the final times of the meeting confirms the excellence of his team, and reflects his strength against the big teams. The Ajman coach stressed that there are five reasons that led his team to achieve this victory, mentioned in the following points:
Quick tie
Ramadi confirmed that his team did not start the game well against victory, until he received the first goal, but the orange managed to return quickly after three minutes when William Ouso managed to equalize, and the timing of the quick goal confidence of the players, and were able to deal more mature with the the match.
Intelligence Abdulrahman
Ajman coach said that Hussein Abdulrahman's descent in the second half was a big turning point, as the substitute showed great focus unlike many substitutes who do not live much with the game, and was able to play intelligently on the gaps in the defense of victory from the depth, and was able to Achieving the second goal with a great individual effort.
Group play
Ramadi explained that one of the most bright spots in the group game was the performance of the Orange match, and their success in closing all areas to victory, which did not show any danger, despite having the ball for most of the second half. He said: «We managed to narrow them, especially in the half of our stadium and closed all roads on the sides, so that the goalkeeper Ali Hosani did not appear in the second half only once».
Whistle Ahmed Issa
Ramadi praised the whistle of referee Ahmed Issa, saying that his decisions were sound, although many, as he put it, stressed that the orange was worth a penalty in the first half. He explained: «The referee succeeded in a very difficult game by not counting the illegal goal of victory from offside, and awarded us a penalty in the second half can not be judged by any referee only if he is in the right place of the game».
Waheed Ismail's Experience
Ajman coach praised the situation caused by Ajman defender Wahid Ismail, who was thrown in the last ten minutes, because of his experience succeeded in leading the back line to counter the offensive rush that was the victory of those times of the game to modify the result.
Caillou: Losing 5 points doesn't mean that victory is out of competition
Al-Nasr coach, Brazilian Caio da Silva, said that it is too early to judge his team from the race for the title of the Arabian Gulf League, and stressed in the press conference that «the loss of five points in the first two games does not mean that we are out of competition, it is too early to jump to this referee ».
"Al Nasr should be better off than in Ajman," he said. "They must be aware that they are leading the team for the expected results and achieve this." "They need to double their giving."