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Home Sport Jordan beats Morocco 2-1 in e-sports tournament 21-08-2023 02:51 PM Ammon News - Jordan's e-sports team player Saif Al-Din Dababneh defeated Morocco's player 2-1 in the final of the eFootball tournament of the Afro-Arab Esports League, which was held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia with the participation of 35 countries. Dababneh had skipped the group stage, moving to the knockout rounds. He played against a Syrian player in the quarter-finals and against an Iraqi player in the semi-finals, wining both matches 2-0. Meanwhile, national team player Sarah Haddadin came in fourth place in the women's competition.

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Jordan beats Morocco 2-1 in e-sports tournament

21-08-2023 02:51 PM

Ammon News - Jordan's e-sports team player Saif Al-Din Dababneh defeated Morocco's player 2-1 in the final of the eFootball tournament of the Afro-Arab Esports League, which was held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia with the participation of 35 countries.

Dababneh had skipped the group stage, moving to the knockout rounds. He played against a Syrian player in the quarter-finals and against an Iraqi player in the semi-finals, wining both matches 2-0.

Meanwhile, national team player Sarah Haddadin came in fourth place in the women's competition.

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