Al-Anbari identifies the problem of Sharjah ... and Isila is not satisfied with Bani Yas

• Abdulaziz Al-Anbari.

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• Daniel Isela.

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Bani Yas lost the top of the Arab Gulf League by drawing 1-1 with Sharjah, the day before yesterday, in the 23rd round, trailing one point from the leaders Al Jazeera with 50 points, while Sharjah fell from third to fourth with 42 points, thus diminishing his chances. In maintaining the league title this season.

Several factors caused the result of the tie, most notably: the laxity of some Bani Yas players, the team’s loss of good focus, as well as Sharjah’s stubbornness and its great desire to return to the path of positive results, after the great decline in his career in the last period.

The coach of Sharjah, Abdulaziz Al-Anbari, confirmed that the two teams sought to win the three points, but the match was difficult for the two teams, and said in the press conference after the match: "There is an evolution at the level of Sharjah during the current period, and I hope that things will be better during the next stage." .

Al-Anbari considered that "the problem facing his team now is the physical aspect, especially for the players who have recently returned to the team," considering that "the shape of Sharjah is now better," noting that "the player Luan Pereira, despite his return, needs time."

He added, "I hope that the players will enter more into the atmosphere of matches during the coming period, especially since the Asian championship needs a high style of play more than league matches."

For his part, Bani Yas coach, Romanian Daniel Isila, confirmed that the match was difficult, indicating that his team lost a lot of balance in its ranks, especially in the second half, stressing that when you lose balance in front of a team like Sharjah and its players, it is natural that you will lose , Indicating that he is generally not satisfied with the final result, which is a draw, but they still have three matches remaining in the league and they can compensate.

The Bani Yas coach stressed that his team is still competing for the lead, and that it has young players who do not have experience.

• Sharjah Coach: The Asian Championship needs a higher style of play than league matches.

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