Damascus-Sana
Strong confrontations are taking place in the eighteenth round of the football premier league that will be held next Saturday, foremost of which is the Army match with Hattin at the Al-Jalaa Stadium in Damascus and Tishreen with Al-Wehda at Al-Bassel Stadium in Lattakia.
The army, which lost the lead with its sudden defeat to the last-placed fatwa in the last round, aspires to a victory that compensates for this loss from the gate of its rival, Hattin III, who also aspires to a victory that enters the race for the lead with October, especially since Hattin is only one point away from the army and three Points for leader Tishreen.
Tishreen enters a difficult confrontation with the fifth unit, who is away from him by five points, as Tishreen seeks to secure his position in the lead by winning because any other result may lose him the lead, especially if his direct chase, the army, wins this round.
Al-Karama IV hopes for a victory that will bring him back to the track of victories and stay within the circle of the leading teams, and that is from the gate of his opponent, who meets him at Al-Basil Stadium in Homs, fully aware that there is no room for wasting points because losing in this round will make him fall back in the rankings. To continue his victories, as he had left the last round with a precious victory over Al Ittihad.
And at the Hamdaniya stadium in Aleppo, Al-Ittihad aspires to a victory that compensates for its loss against Al-Tale'aa, at the expense of Al-Wathba. The match seems difficult for the first, especially since the jump is one of the teams capable of overturning expectations. In the last match, Al-Wathba was able to reverse its delay in front of the police with a goal to win two goals against a goal.
After the sudden victory over the army in the previous round, al-Fatwa enters his match with Al-Harjla at Al-Faiha Stadium in Damascus with high spirits after he removed the army from the lead to go to Tishreen, and the match seems difficult, especially for Al-Hragla who is looking for more points to move away from the rear teams and approach a safer position because he is It occupies the eleventh place.
In another match, Jableh will meet Al-Sahel, to be concluded next Sunday with the police meeting with Al-Hurriya at Al-Galaa Stadium in Damascus.
Tishreen leads the rankings with 37 points, followed by Al-Jaish with 35 points, then Hittin with 34 points, then Al-Karama 33 points, Al-Wehda 32 points, Al-Tali'a 27 points, Al-Wathba 22 points, Al-Ittihad 20 points, Jabla 19 points, Al-Shurta 18 points, Al-Harjela 14 points, Al-Sahel 9 points, Al-Fatwa and Al-Hurriya 8 points For both of them.
Muhammad al-Rahil