Mansour Ali: What worries us most in Bani Yas at the moment is the pressure of "positive results"
Baniyas is the third league, 4 points behind Sharjah and Al Jazeera.
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Baniyas started competing with Sharjah and Al Jazeera teams at the top of the Arab Gulf League, after it continued in a series of positive results after 16 rounds, as it ranks third with 32 points, four points behind Sharjah and Al Jazeera (36 points), with the superiority of "the king" in the confrontations. Direct.
Bani Yas director, Mansour Ali, said in a press statement, "What worries us most now is the pressure that is placed on the team because of the positive results, and attention is focused on it because of its progress in the ranking table."
Bani Yas has become the "black horse" this season, but the pressure has started to increase with six matches remaining, which will be crucial to the team's ambitions to win the title, in addition to the injuries that began to haunt the team.
Mansour Ali added, "Al-Samawi entered the race for the title more than one round, but we do not want to enter into the league’s accounts, and we measure things from one match to another, because the most important thing now is to continue winning."
Six out of the remaining 10 matches will determine the fate of Al-Samawi's ambitions, as he meets, tomorrow, Al-Jazira, in the latter's stadium, then faces big teams: Al-Nasr, Al-Ain, Sharjah, and Al-Ahly Youth and Al-Wahda
Bani Yas resumed his training for the upcoming confrontation with Al Jazeera, while the technical staff, led by the Romanian coach Isla, received the green light to involve the newcomers Amer Abdel Rahman and Ahmed Rabie, after completing their technical readiness after they underwent a special qualification program in recent days.
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Difficult matches out of 10 will determine Al Samawi's ambitions against Al Jazeera, Al Nasr, Al Ain, Sharjah, Shabab Al Ahly and Al Wahda.
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