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The second round of the second leg of the premier football league for youth starts today, in which Al Karama meets Al Nai'ir, Al Mohafazah with Al Majd and Al Tali'a with Al Wathba, Al Wahda with Al Ittihad, Al Hurria with the Police and Hateen with the Army.
Hassan Abbas, the football supervisor at Al-Karama club, drew in a statement to SANA sports correspondent the intense training that the team went through in preparation for meeting the Norias and the importance of beating the police in the previous round, in which the second leg was opened, which gave his team a great incentive to continue winning.
For his part, the Norias coach Zakaria Al-Qassem indicated that most of his team's players are of young ages who are being trained and prepared for the next season and they are enthusiastic and motivated, but they lack experience and this is what we are currently working on in the league competitions for this season, however the team managed to tie with the most experienced governorate team In the last round, he pointed out that Al Karama is an ancient team in this age group, however, winning at home is not difficult.
Al-Talia coach Khaled Al-Baba explained that his team missed the points of his previous match against Al-Majd for many reasons, so he will enter this round match against Al-Wathba strongly in order to compensate and stay in the competition atmosphere for an advanced position, indicating that the players have been instructed to play with focus and caution and cover the back lines well to face the attacks Feedbacks.
This round concludes tomorrow with a meeting with Tishreen, Jabla, where the coach of Jableh Lawrence North indicated that his team’s tie with the leaders Al-Ittihad in the last round gave a strong incentive to the players and raised the morale and the technical and physical condition of the team is acceptable although it is not in the ideal condition required due to the presence of injuries among the ranks of the team Many players were absent from training with the team for a long time due to exams, which affected their technical and physical levels.
For his part, Tishreen coach Maher Qassem explained that his team seeks to compensate for the points it wasted in the past rounds and to return to competition for the lead, noting at the same time that Jabla is one of the hardworking teams, but we will do everything we can to win and collect the full points.
Al-Ittihad leads the ranking with / 38 / points, followed by Tishreen with / 29 / points, then the governorate with / 25 / points, al-Tali’a with / 23 / points, al-Wathba with / 22 / points, Hittin with / 20 / points, al-Karama with / 19 / points, and the Norias with / 17 / Point, Freedom, and the Army with / 16 / points for each of them, Jablah with / 15 / points, Al-Wahdah with / 13 / points, the Police with / 12 / points, and Al-Majd in the fourteenth and last place with 5 points.
