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BackThe UAE Federation provides 6 private planes to transport fans to Jeddah to support the team in the 27th Gulf Final
The UAE Federation provides 6 private planes to transport fans to Jeddah to support the team in the 27th Gulf Final
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The UAE Federation provides 6 private planes to transport fans to Jeddah to support the team in the 27th Gulf Final

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  • The UAE Football Association decided to provide 6 private planes to transport Emirati fans to Jeddah to support the national team in its match against Saudi Arabia in the Arabian Gulf Cup final (Gulf 27) next Tuesday, with the registration link opening today, Sunday.
  • The UAE also qualified for the final after defeating Oman 1-0, while Saudi Arabia qualified after defeating Qatar on penalties 3-2.

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The UAE national team is preparing to face its Saudi counterpart in the final match of the Arabian Gulf Cup (Gulf 27) scheduled for next Tuesday at Al Enmaa Stadium in King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah, after the UAE national team qualified for the final by defeating Oman with an unanswered goal, while Saudi Arabia qualified after defeating Qatar on penalties with a score of 3-2.

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The UAE Football Association decided today, Sunday, to provide 6 private planes to transport Emirati fans to the city of Jeddah, to support the national team in its match against its Saudi counterpart in the Arabian Gulf Cup final (Gulf 27) next Tuesday.

The UAE Federation explained that the registration link will be launched to the fans today, Sunday, for those wishing to benefit from the trips designated to transport fans to Jeddah.

The UAE national team is preparing to face its Saudi counterpart in the final match scheduled for next Tuesday at Al-Enmaa Stadium in King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah, and the match begins at 9 pm Saudi time (10 pm UAE time).

The UAE national team qualified for the final after defeating Oman with an unanswered goal, while the Saudi national team beat its Qatari counterpart on penalty kicks, 3-2.

Open Questions

  • How many audiences are expected to benefit from the private tours?
  • What is the cost of providing 6 private planes to transport crowds?
  • Will return flights be provided for fans after the match?

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This article was originally published by الشرق الأوسط.

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