Provinces - Sana
Al-Talia faces the Karama team on the Industrial Stadium in Hama today in the seventh round of the premier football league for the youth category, and Tishreen also meets the governorate, Al-Ittihad with the army, Al-Wathba with the police, Al-Majd with Al-Nawa'ir and Al-Wehda with Al-Hurriya, and it will conclude tomorrow with Jabla's meeting with Hateen.
Al-Taliaa coach Khaled Al-Baba said in a statement to the SANA sports correspondent that the team enters its match with Al-Karama with high spirits after the great victory that it achieved in the last round outside its home against Jabla and advanced it to second place on the ranking ladder and this will give the players a great incentive to continue
Positive results and title competition, pointing out that the team suffers from the absence of a large number of players, but the substitutes are ready to compensate for the deficiency and provide good performance despite the difficulty of the match, as Karama is not an easy team and winning over it requires great focus throughout the match.
Tishreen coach Maher Qassem pointed out that his team, which is currently ranked second in the standings, is seeking to perform well in its match with the governorate and score match points despite his departure from the leading Al-Ittihad by 11 points, indicating at the same time that all players will be involved in the remaining stages of the league to discover the distinguished Of them and qualify them well to play with the ranks of men in the future.
The governorate coach Issam Khaddam Al-Jami said that all matches we look at it with full seriousness and play it properly according to the circumstances and capabilities of the other team, and we are determined, with everyone's solidarity and sincerity, to present a good match and achieve a good result, knowing that we won in going against Tishreen with four goals for one goal.
In turn, the coach of Jableh Lawrence Al-Shamali pointed out the difficulty of the match that will bring his team together with Hattin, as it is a derby match, and we have been preparing physically and technically to present our best, despite the continued absence of influential players.
As for Hittin coach Mohamed Fattahi, he indicated the importance of winning to double the points and improve the team's position on the ranking ladder, where it ranks tenth, and the players were directed to do what they could to achieve the desired victory.
Al-Ittihad leads the rankings with 49 points, followed by Tishreen and Al-Tali'a with 38 points each, Al-Wathba 31 points, Al-Mohafaza with 30 points, Al-Nawa'ir 27 points, Al-Karama and Al-Jaish each with 24, Al-Hurriya and Hateen, each with 23 points, Jabla 18 points, Al-Wahda 17 points, Al-Shurta 16 points and Al-Majd 11 points.
