Roy Hodgson says shisha ‘nonsense’ after Arsenal midfielder controversy
AMMONNEWS - Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ahli football club was crowned the champion of the Saudi Crown Prince Cup on Friday after beating its rival Al-Hilal 2-1.
After a goalless draw in the first half, striker Omar Al Soma managed to open the score for Al-Ahli two minutes after he entered the pitch in the 58th minute.
Al-Hilal failed to score in a penalty kick three minutes later, when substitute goalkeeper Yasir al-Museelim succeeded in saving it.
Defender Moataz Housawi extended the lead for Al-Hilal when he scored the second goal on the 68th minute.
Al-Hilal’s efforts to come back from behind in the game paid off on the 77th minute after scoring a goal, which was not enough as their rival maintained their 2-1 lead to referee’s whistle
* Al Arabiya
AMMONNEWS - Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ahli football club was crowned the champion of the Saudi Crown Prince Cup on Friday after beating its rival Al-Hilal 2-1.
After a goalless draw in the first half, striker Omar Al Soma managed to open the score for Al-Ahli two minutes after he entered the pitch in the 58th minute.
Al-Hilal failed to score in a penalty kick three minutes later, when substitute goalkeeper Yasir al-Museelim succeeded in saving it.
Defender Moataz Housawi extended the lead for Al-Hilal when he scored the second goal on the 68th minute.
Al-Hilal’s efforts to come back from behind in the game paid off on the 77th minute after scoring a goal, which was not enough as their rival maintained their 2-1 lead to referee’s whistle
* Al Arabiya
AMMONNEWS - Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ahli football club was crowned the champion of the Saudi Crown Prince Cup on Friday after beating its rival Al-Hilal 2-1.
After a goalless draw in the first half, striker Omar Al Soma managed to open the score for Al-Ahli two minutes after he entered the pitch in the 58th minute.
Al-Hilal failed to score in a penalty kick three minutes later, when substitute goalkeeper Yasir al-Museelim succeeded in saving it.
Defender Moataz Housawi extended the lead for Al-Hilal when he scored the second goal on the 68th minute.
Al-Hilal’s efforts to come back from behind in the game paid off on the 77th minute after scoring a goal, which was not enough as their rival maintained their 2-1 lead to referee’s whistle
* Al Arabiya
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Roy Hodgson says shisha ‘nonsense’ after Arsenal midfielder controversy
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