Ben Howiden: Kalba is better than Al-Jazira... He missed 5 chances
Union Kalba fought in front of the island and came out with a draw.
Emirates today
A member of the football company for the Kalba Union and the club’s media spokesperson, Issa bin Howiden, confirmed that his team deserved to win against Al-Jazira, the day before yesterday, in the second round of the ADNOC Professional League, noting that despite the match ending in a goalless draw, the company’s management is satisfied with The point, as it was achieved at the expense of the "title holder".
Ben Howiden told "Emirates Today": "Our players could score at least two goals out of five sure chances that the team had during the match for Togo Malaba, Mohammed Sabeel's shot on the crossbar and two chances for Mohammed Sabeel and Ahmed Amer, while Al Jazeera's chances were limited to reaching the penalty area and attempts Few.”
Regarding the bid of foreign players, he said: “All the new foreigners in the league suffer from the difficult climatic conditions, and therefore their true artistic image will appear with the improvement of the climate and their adaptation, and we look forward to this being in the coming rounds.”
Bin Howiden praised the strength of the team's defense line, represented by the players: Omar Khadim, Muhammad Sabeel, Fahd Sabeel and Abd al-Salam Muhammad, describing him as the strongest line of defense in the league.
For his part, Kalba coach, Uruguayan Jorge da Silva, said in the press conference after the match: “We gave up the victory that we had if we took advantage of the opportunities that came to us, and getting a point is a good thing, but we will deal with how to regain the goals during the stopping period, and I am confident that The next one will be better.”
On the other hand, the Dutch coach of Al-Jazira, Kaiser, expressed his dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction with the lack of victory, noting that he expected this because of Kalba's physical strength, and that he constituted a clear danger to his team's goal through counter-attacks.
He said, "We are looking forward to the climate improving to improve the team's performance, and we will work to take advantage of the pause period to improve performance."
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