He rose with Khorfakkan to the quarter-finals of the Arabian Gulf Cup

Youth Al-Ahly is "happy" to qualify ... and the eye is sad about the farewell

Al-Ahly youth star Saeed Ahmed celebrates scoring two goals against Al Dhafra.

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Al-Ahly youth midfielder Saeed Ahmed led his team to qualify for the quarter-finals of the Arab Gulf Cup soccer competition after scoring two goals out of three goals against Al Dhafra yesterday, in the second leg of the first round of the competition, so that the team booked the boarding pass after winning 4- 1 in aggregate.

Shabab Al-Ahly qualified to the quarter-finals to face Khor Fakkan, who in turn scored a heavy caliber by eliminating his guest Al Ain from the tournament early, after he drew with him without goals yesterday, taking advantage of his victory in the first leg (4-2).

Shabab Al-Ahly and Khorfakkan, Al-Ittihad Kalba, Baniyas and Fujairah joined Sharjah and Al-Nasr, who had already qualified as champions of the Arab Gulf League and the Arabian Gulf Cup, respectively, in accordance with the competition regulations in their new form this season.

The youth of Al-Ahly did not find any significant suffering in the face of their host Al Dhafra during the meeting, although expectations indicated that different owners of the land would appear in sympathy for the outcome of the first-leg match, which had ended in their favor with a 1-1 positive draw in Dubai, but Al-Ahly youth was able to extend its control and preference. During the meeting and from the beginning, to dampen any attempts at pterygium to take advantage of that advantage.

Brazilian Igor Jesus cut the tape of Shabab Al-Ahly's goals in the meeting in the 11th minute with a penalty kick that he successfully executed, while midfielder Saeed Ahmed received the flag after him, to score the second goal in the 28th minute with a powerful shot from inside the penalty area, which passed between the feet of goalkeeper Khaled Al-Senani.

Saeed Ahmed returned and added the third goal in the 50th minute after a successful follow-up to a ball that collided with his colleague Jesus inside the penalty area, to turn it into the goalkeeper Khaled Al-Senani, but the referee Nasser Al Ali had to return to the TV replay technique in order to make sure that the ball did not collide with the Brazilian player Jesus before it arrived. To his colleague Saeed Ahmed, and after that the match continued between the two teams until the referee blew the final whistle by qualifying Shabab Al-Ahly.

Al Ain played with 10 players from the 59th minute

Khorfakkan appeared the best party in most of his match with Al Ain, and led several attacks with the exception of a few attempts by the leader, and Brazilian Ramon Lopez missed the opportunity for the first goal of Khorfakkan, but he hit the side of the post (30), and the player himself wasted an easier opportunity after he hit the rebound ball from a goalkeeper. Al Ain Bosanda is above the bar (40).

Al Ain played with ten players, starting from the 59th minute, after his Brazilian resident player, Eric Jergis, was sent off directly after friction with Fawzi Fayez, and substitute Khalfan al-Nubi almost opened the scoring for Khorfakkan, but his shot went over the crossbar (81) to end the match with a 0-0 draw. 

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