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Second and Third Division Clubs Advance to Federation Cup Semi-Finals

UAE's second and third division clubs continued their successful journey in the Federation Cup, securing impressive quarter-final victories to advance to the semi-finals. Hatta, Al-Hamria, and Palm 365 booked their spots, while Al-Arab's campaign came to an end.

Second and Third Division Clubs Advance to Federation Cup Semi-Finals

Clubs from the second and third divisions continued their impressive run in the Federation Cup, achieving notable results that propelled them to the semi-finals. Al-Arab was eliminated from the quarter-finals after losing to Modern Sport on penalties (4-3), following a 1-1 draw in regular time at Al-Ahli Youth Stadium. In another match, Hatta advanced to the semi-finals with a big win over City (6-3), while Palm 365 defeated Dibba Al-Hisn (3-2). Al-Hamria also secured a comprehensive victory over Legentus FC (7-0). The semi-finals, scheduled for April 1st, will feature Hatta against Al-Hamria, and Palm 365 facing Modern Sport.

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