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Hattin meets Tishreen the day after tomorrow in the Lattakia derby as part of the fourth round of the Premier League matches, which will also bring together Al-Wahda with Al-Karama, Al-Nawair with the Army, Police with Al-Ittihad, Al-Wathba with Al-Fatwa, Afrin with Al-Talia and Al-Harjala with Jableh.
Tishreen's coach, Tariq Jaban, said in a statement to SANA, "His team has prepared for this match and will play the match with full ranks and set its sights on winning, especially after its tie in the second and third rounds with Police and Al-Nawair, and will focus on offensive pressure from the beginning to register early, although the match will not be that easy because it The derby match has a special sensitivity.”
In turn, Hittin coach Abdel Nasser Makis also pointed to the difficulty of the match, pointing out that the Tishreen team has strong playing keys that we know well and we will work to disable them and close our area .. We have great confidence in our players by providing a positive performance and achieving victory.
In another match in the fourth round, the Nawaeer will meet with the Army on the municipal stadium in Hama, while Al-Talia leaves for Aleppo to meet Afrin.
The Noria coach Khaled Hawaini explained that the match will be difficult for his team, because he will face a strong and organized team with distinguished players, and he is one of the candidates to win the title this season, indicating that the results of the Norias in the past rounds were not satisfactory and did not meet our ambitions, but we seek to compensate in the coming stages that require greater focus than In order to improve our rankings.
For his part, Al-Tale’a coach Firas Qashoush stated that the team did not provide the required level in the last round and lost important points at home, so we will enter our next match with Afrin in order to compensate, adding that the potential of his team players is great, but he needs more time, training and matches to achieve more harmony among them and thus achieve Positive results befitting the reputation of the club.
Al-Wahda will be facing Al-Karama in Damascus, where Al-Karama coach Abdul Qader Al-Rifai indicated that his team is preparing well for this meeting to continue collecting points and staying in the lead that it shares with Al-Wahda, indicating that the return of his team players who were with the first team will give a positive impetus to the rest of the players to provide the required performance and achieve victory. desired.
Al-Wahda and Al-Karama are equal at the top of the standings, each with 7 points. The Army, Tishreen, Al-Wathba and Jableh teams come in the second, third and fourth positions, each with 5 points. Al-Shurta and Hittin each have 4 points, Al-Hargla 3 points, Al-Ittihad, Al-Fatwa and Al-Nawair two points each, then Al-Tali’a and Afrin each have one point.