High morale .. Syria team faces his Maldivian in the joint qualifiers for the finals of Asia and the World Cup

Abu Dhabi-Sana

With high morale and great ambition to win, Syria finished their preparations for their match against their Maldivian counterparts today in the United Arab Emirates for the third round of Group A of the joint qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup and the 2023 Asian Cup.

The team held the last training session yesterday under the supervision of coach Fajr Ibrahim, who reassured the high technical readiness of the main lineup that will start the meeting and the session included exercises for special tactical cases and the implementation of fixed balls.

"The team's preparations were limited to training sessions," said Ibrahim. "The team has great experience alongside the young players, with whom we have started a step in the right way to build a new team with an average age below 25 years."

"In football, nothing is guaranteed except what they offer on the pitch. This is the most important for us, and now Asian football is in development. To achieve our goal with high concentration.

Ibrahim said that the team has adapted to play away from home, despite the importance of the ground staff and the public deprivation created a great incentive for the players to achieve good results.

Omar Khraibin said that "the team is ready for the game because it includes distinguished players and a great coach and we will play with great determination to achieve a satisfactory result for the public."

Khaled Al-Moubayed left the team's mission to Damascus after a magnetic resonance image confirmed that he needed to rest for 10 days due to stress during the previous period.

The match will be played at the Rashid Stadium at 5pm Damascus time and will be broadcast on Syrian Channel.