Shabab Al-Ahly defeats the Bahrain champion and takes the lead in the Gulf Basketball

Shabab Al-Ahly, by defeating its guest, Al-Ahly of Bahrain, by 13 points, and with a result of “105-92”, took the lead in the preliminary round in the Gulf Champions Clubs Basketball Championship, in the match that brought the two teams, today, to account for the conclusion of the second round, in the championship currently held in Dubai. Until June 26th and qualified for the Gulf Champions Clubs.

The tour also witnessed Kuwait's second victory in a row, by defeating Qatar's Al Shamal with a score of "96-84", in a match in which the Al Shamal team suffered three losses in a row, and its chances became difficult to cross into the semi-finals.

With the results of the round, Al-Ahly and Al-Kuwaiti teams participated with Al-Ahly of Bahrain at the top of the general standings with four points each, but with a lesser match for Al-Ahly and Kuwait youth, while the loss of the Qatari North led to entering a partner in terms of the balance of three points and the last place with the comfortable Saudi victory in this round

Al-Ahly youth managed to end the first quarter with a six-point lead, with a result of “23-17”, before being able to maintain the difference until the end of the third period, with the end of the second and third quarters with a draw “27-27 and 28-28”, to enter the match in its fourth and decisive period, Through which the "Dubai Knights" benefited from the fitness difference, and succeeded again in moving away from the points difference and deciding the result of the fourth quarter "27-20" and winning the match.

In the second matches, the Kuwaiti-Kuwaiti players succeeded in securing victory by obtaining the advantage in the results of the first and second quarters, and then the third quarter, with a score of “32-23, 31-18 and 17-16”, while the players of the North were satisfied with the preference with the result of the fourth quarter “27-16”, which It was not enough to return the match result

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