Suarez saves Al Wasl from the "orange" trap

Brazilian striker Wilton Suarez scored a goal in the time of the killer, to save Al Wasl from the loss against Ajman and the two teams drew with a goal for each, at Al Wasl Stadium in Zabeel, in the 16th round of the Arab Gulf League, to raise the "emperor" score to 23 points, while the balance reached " Orange "to 18 points.

The two teams performed below average in the first 25 minutes of the match, as wrong passes multiplied by the players of both teams, while the preference was on the part of Ajman, who almost scored the first goal of a counterattack wasted by Brazilian Vander Vieira, who dodged Al Wasl’s defense and fired the ball into the goalkeeper's hand Hamid Abdullah (10).

On the other hand, Al-Wasl was active and missed four realized opportunities, when Ali Saleh played a cross, and the newcomer, German Christian Trish, played with his head and was completed by Fabio Lima, but Ajman guard Ali Al-Hosani tackled it (28), and Lima followed her with a powerful shot from outside the penalty area that the goalkeeper tackled. The "orange" defense put her away from a corner kick (29).

As for Ali Saleh, he missed a dangerous opportunity from inside the penalty area and hit the ball near the post (30), before the player himself wasted another chance from a cross played by Hamad Al Balushi and Saleh played his head over the crossbar (31).

While the "emperor" performance improved, Ghanaian William Ouso scored Ajman's first goal from a ball played by Issam Fayez, and Ousu deflected three players from Al Wasl defenders, before skillfully shooting the ball into the goal (45).

In the second half, "Al-Fahud" dominated the game, and the German Trish hit a ball outside the penalty area that Ali Al-Hosani tackled (49), while the Ajman guard repeated his brilliance by tackling a powerful shot from Fabio Lima (68), and despite the steadfastness of the "orange" defense, only Brazilian Wilton Suarez scored the equalizer (88) after receiving a ball inside and around the penalty area with his head in the net, ending the match in a draw.