Hama-Sana
Nouaire hosts its vanguard neighbor today on the Hama derby industrial pitch in the fifth round of the Youth Football League.
The two teams are often thrilled with the match as both seek to win and to delight their fans, especially as the difference in points between them is close.
Vanguard coach Ezzedine Dour pointed out that the game is important for his researcher team to increase his yield of points and exceed the modest start at the beginning of the league and is ready technically and physically to provide a good performance and win the three points to move up the ladder.
For his part, Nawaier coach Ahmed Al-Hiari said his team is performing well this season thanks to the presence of talented players and management support this team remarkably, noting that the victory in the derby is a strong incentive in the upcoming games.
Nawaier is fifth in the standings with seven points, while Vanguard is in 10th place with five points.
Tishreen and Jableh host al-Wathba and Jaysh, while Hittin is a guest of the Damascus police team in the same round.
Tishreen coach Akram Khasho revealed that his team's ranks were completed after the return of the disadvantaged and injured players.
Jibla youth coach Ali Moussa said his team had finished their preparations to face the army and their players arrived in good technical and physical condition.Hitteen coach Samir Fayyoud said that he had received the task of training the team a few days ago.It is premature to expect the result of the match with the police in Damascus, but he wishes his team to perform well.