He emphasized that Al-Zaeem has a group of the best players, and he is not afraid to face any team
Al Shamsi: Al Ain returned to the league with strength from the Sharjah match
Ahmed Al Shamsi: "The period of stopping the league is an opportunity for Al Ain to prepare for the next stage."
Al Ain star Kayo leads an attack towards the Sharjah goal.
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Al Ain Football Team Director, Ahmed Al Shamsi, confirmed that Al Ain has returned strongly to the competition in the ADNOC Professional Football League, pointing to the fighting spirit and seriousness that characterized the team's players, during their last match against Sharjah, which ended in a 2-2 draw, after it was The team trailed by two clean goals even a few minutes before the end of the match, but managed to adjust the result, considering that 10 rounds have passed since the start of the league, and that there are 16 rounds remaining.
Al-Ain - fifth in the league standings - is behind the leaders Shabab Al-Ahly and Al-Wehda (22 points) by a difference of five points, which Al Shamsi considers to be a small difference that Al Ain can reduce, as he put it.
Al Shamsi told Emirates Today: "The period of stopping the league is an opportunity for the team to prepare for the next stage before returning to the competition again. Difficult for them, and this was revealed by the team's last match against Sharjah, and that the team is always moving towards the best.
Al Shamsi stressed that the ambition of Al Ain is preferred high, and that he is not afraid to face any team, as it has a group of the best players.
Regarding the secret of the team's sudden transformation during its last match against Sharjah and turning the tables on Sharjah in the last minutes of the match, Al Shamsi said: "The transformation that took place in the match reveals the value of the Al Ain team, which is considered one of the great teams and does not give up or throw the handkerchief easily," stressing As long as Al Ain has players and a coach of this high value and a strongly supportive audience, it will not give up easily.
Al Shamsi believed that despite the point that Al Ain achieved against Sharjah, it is valuable, but on the other hand, there are many positive things that the team achieved through this match, including the return of the spirit, the return of the team and the ability to change the result at any moment in the life of the match, and there are teams that can To throw the handkerchief and give up.
Al Shamsi added, "Al-Ain tied against Sharjah at the latter's stadium, and in such circumstances, it is a win for the Al-Ainawi team," noting that their advice always to the team players is to continue playing until the end of the referee's whistle, stressing that in the world of football always it must have The player is persistent, that fights and gives until the last minute.
Regarding the team’s preparation program during the period of the league’s suspension, Al Shamsi said: “Al-Ain will continue on the same preparation program, through daily exercises in Al-Ain city.” The state".
• 16 rounds remaining for the ADNOC Professional League.
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