Khaled Obeid: Vietnam's counterattacks are a threat to "Al-Obeid"
Khaled Obaid: "The national team is the surprise of the second round of the Asian qualifiers at the level of all groups."
The sports analyst, former Al-Nasr team manager, Khaled Obaid, warned of the Vietnam team, pointing out that it is characterized by pressure on opponents and playing on counter-attacks, while our national team suffers from dealing with such attacks.
Al-Abyad is looking to beat Vietnam in a match today, in order to lead the group and rise directly, so as not to enter into complicated calculations.
Despite the success of Al-Abyad in his career so far in the second round of the tournament, there is still a defect in the defensive system, especially the counter-attack.
Khaled Obaid told "Emirates Today": "The national team is the surprise of the second round of the Asian qualifiers at the level of all groups, as the Emirati white started the second round, and it is in fourth place, and now it is competing for the promotion, which means the team has progressed a lot, and its success In a large percent".
He added: “Al-Abyad only suffers during these qualifiers with counter-attacks that pose a threat to our goal, due to the progress of defenders Mahmoud Khamis and Bandar Al-Ahbabi, and the absence of central players in the middle to cover this progress, which constitutes a danger, and it may make it difficult for Al-Abyad’s task against the Vietnam team, which His players are distinguished by these types of attacks, and we have to beware of this defect.”
He continued, "The team succeeded more than 90% during the second round qualifiers, and it is too early to talk about the final qualifiers from now, there is still a great time and a league championship may produce one or two players, and players will gain experience with the passage of matches, and harmony will come through gatherings and good preparation for the stage. Therefore, the positives must be looked at, with emphasis on the simple observations that have emerged.”
Obeid confirmed that there are strong teams such as Australia, Korea, Iran and Japan, but they did not appear in a terrifying way.
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