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Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar and the UAE qualified for the semi-finals of the Arabian Gulf Cup
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Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar and the UAE qualified for the semi-finals of the Arabian Gulf Cup

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The teams of Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar and the UAE qualified for the semi-finals of the Arabian Gulf Cup tournament held in Saudi Arabia, while Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain and Yemen bid farewell to the tournament, with the dates for the semi-final matches set for Saturday, October 3.

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The Arabian Gulf Cup Championship is held on the territory of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and includes the teams of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, Yemen and Iraq.

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The curtain came down on the group stage competitions of the Arabian Gulf Cup tournament held in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The teams of Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar and the UAE qualified for the semi-finals, while Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain and Yemen bid farewell to the tournament.

Dates of the semi-final matches:

Saturday (October 3)

Saudi Arabia vs. Qatar, at Al-Enmaa Stadium, at 19:55 (Dubai time).

UAE vs Oman, at Prince Abdullah Al Faisal Sports City Stadium, at 22:00 (Dubai time).

The winners of these two matches qualify for the final match, scheduled to be held on Tuesday, the 6th of this month.

Open Questions

  • What are the expected lineups for each team in the semi-final matches?
  • Are there any injuries or absences affecting the qualified teams?
  • What are analysts' expectations for the result of the final match?

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This article was originally published by CNN بالعربية.

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