Baniyas is the biggest beneficiary of the stumbling block of Al Jazeera and the loss of Sharjah in the UAE League
Round 19 of the Arab Gulf Football League, Baniyas, served it and elevated it to a place in the general ranking of the competition table, to become only two points away from sharing the lead with Al-Jazira.
Bani Yas managed to return from Ittihad Kalba with the full score after winning with two goals without response.
Bani Yas, who won everyone's respect this season, benefited from the fall of Al-Jazira in the trap of a draw at home, against Shabab Al-Ahly, after a one-goal draw for each of them, and the service was the largest that Bani Yas received from Al-Nasr, who brought down the defending champion Sharjah by beating him 2-1. The king's balance freezes at 37 points, and the cyan is singled out in second place.
Round 19 also revived Al-Dean’s hopes of returning to compete for the league title, after the difference between him and Al Jazira was only five points.
On the other hand, the mystery of Sharjah’s decline is still confused since the beginning of the second leg of the league championship, as by losing Sharjah, he would have lost 13 points out of 18 points, which made many rule out Sharjah’s failure to compete for the title.
The performance of Al-Wehda and Al-Ain still poses many question marks in light of the fluctuation of their level between ascending and descending from one round to another, as Al-Wehda failed to maintain its lead against Ajman by two goals and came out 3-3 even, and the same is true for Al Ain who failed to maintain his lead. Against Al-Wasl, and a 1-1 draw.
Khorfakkan became famous in that round of the Arabian Gulf League, and knocked Al Dhafra 5-1, to strengthen the "Eagles" from their survival among the professionals in the next season.
The conflict between the bottom trio remained the same, as Hatta succeeded in defeating Fujairah in the position of staying between them, raising its score to eight points and renewing its hopes for survival.
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