
The Emirati and Saudi teams qualified for the final of the Arabian Gulf Cup tournament held in Jeddah, where the Emirates defeated Oman with a goal by Othman Kamara, and Saudi Arabia overcame Qatar on penalties after a goalless draw, to determine the final on Tuesday, October 6, at Al-Enmaa Stadium.
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The Arabian Gulf Cup is held in Jeddah, and is considered a strong competition between Gulf teams, as each team seeks to achieve the title and enhance its regional reputation.
(CNN) - The UAE and Saudi teams qualified for the final of the Arabian Gulf Cup, held in Jeddah.
In the semi-finals, the Emirati Whites defeated the Omani team with a goal scored by Othman Kamara, at the Prince Abdullah Al Faisal Sports City Stadium.
While the “Green” team beat the Qatari team on penalties with a score of 2/3, after a goalless draw in regular and extra time.
Date and venue of the final match
Tuesday, October 6, specifically at ten o’clock in the evening (Dubai time), at Al-Enmaa Stadium (The Radiant Jewel).
The Saudi team has previously qualified for the final match 10 times and won the title on 3 occasions, while the UAE team has qualified 4 times and won the title on two occasions.
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