In the first division, a foreign coach hired trainers from his home country to help him stop the opposing team's striker. He provided them with video footage of the player's previous matches. After a draw in the professional league, the team's coach expressed satisfaction as the result eased the psychological pressure he feared due to the risk of being sacked. A national team player in the professional league refused to give media statements after the match, citing fear of negative repercussions. Fans of the Kalba club were astonished by the referee's decision to restart the game despite their player being injured and unable to get up. The referee later showed him a yellow card without taking responsibility for his safety. A coach in the professional league refused to discuss the club's plans for the winter transfer window, fearing it would distract current players during matches. Fans criticized the management of a first-division club for its inconsistency in sticking to plans, stating that this led to a significant decline in the team's performance and a loss of focus. The Sharjah club for combat sports successfully secured the support of players' parents to encourage their children through the 'Share the Joy of Sports' initiative, which resulted in a prominent attendance.
