Today, within the framework of the Professional League, Al-Wasl will hold a bright match between 'Al-Wasl' and 'Al-Jazira' in the opening of the seventh round of the tournament. At the same time, 'Bani Yas' will host 'Sharjah' in Sharjah. 'Al-Wasl' will compete at the Zabeel Stadium today and will undergo a difficult test for the strength of their ambitions in the fight for the title, and their meeting with 'Al-Jazira' begins at 19:30.
'Al-Wasl' enters the match, having a total of 18 points and trailing by 10 points from the leader, 'Shabab Al-Ahli', after having lost many points in previous games, the last draw with 'Ajman' confirmed this. It seems that 'Al-Wasl' has not been able to achieve positive results in the last six matches, however, the team can be rated highly, considering their game against strong teams, as seen in the Asian Champions League and against 'Al-Uhd' in the President’s Cup.
'Al-Jazira' hopes to maintain high results from their last games and continue their winning streak to apply pressure on the leaders, occupying fourth place with 12 points. The team previously had a rise in performance after three consecutive wins, which indicates improved interactions between players and Moroccan trainer Hussein Amouta.
'Sharjah' will face a tough challenge, hosting 'Bani Yas' at 16:50, following a loss in the previous tournament 'Shabab Al-Ahli' with a result of 1:2, which dropped them to second place with 15 points. This is the first defeat for 'Sharjah' this season after a successful game under the guidance of Russian coach Laura-Reshit.
'Sharjah' does not intend to give up a fight for every point, especially with the upcoming match between 'Shabab Al-Ahli' and 'Al-Ain' in this tournament. On the other hand, 'Bani Yas' is also striving to correct their standings after a surprising defeat in the previous tournament against 'Al-Ittihad' without scoring goals. Their recent placement in sixth position with seven points makes the team reluctant to accept an additional defeat, which could worsen their situation in the standings.
