Former Qatari Prime Minister criticizes the behavior of the coach of the Emirates team

Former Qatar Prime Minister Hamad bin Jbadem has criticized former United Arab Emirates coach Alberto Zaccheroni for winning in the semifinal against Qatar in four matches.

"The coach has withdrawn after second base and I think it's inappropriate because he is the host of the tournament and leaves his team on the field without a guide," Jbadim said. a tweet on his official account via Twitter.

I was shot off the pitch after second base and I think it does not suit as a tournament host and his team stays in the arena without being guided.

– Hamad bin Jbadim bin Jabr (@hamadjjalthani) January 29, 2019

The former prime minister congratulated the country's emir, Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, stating, "I congratulate His Highness Tamim Al-Majd and the Qatari people for this honorable victory and the honorable performance of the champions of our national team. " Thank you so much. The ball because I'm not a fan, as most Qataris know. "

I congratulate His Highness Tamim al-Majd and the beloved Qatari people for this honorable victory and the honorable performance of the heroes of our national team. God be praised. And our dear Amir, when he said, preached good and good. My apologies to the ball fans because I'm not a fan as most Qataris know.

– Hamad bin Jbadim bin Jabr (@hamadjjalthani) January 29, 2019

Qatar won four unanswered goals in the match at the Mohammed Bin Zayed stadium in the 2019 AFC semi-finals.

The goals of the match were scored by Qatar, Boalam Khoukhi, Al Moez Ali, Hbadan Al Heidos and Hamed Ismail in the minutes (21, 36, 79, 92).

With this victory, Qatar qualifies for the finals of the Asian Cup for the first time in its history.

Relations with the UAE are tense since Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt broke off diplomatic relations with Qatar on June 5, 2017, baderting their support for terrorism, which Doha denies that the Quartet seeks to impose the custody of its national decision.

In order to resolve the crisis, the four Arab countries submitted a list of 13 petitions to the Kuwaiti mediator in exchange for the lifting of punitive measures against Qatar, but Qatar rejected all these requests, saying that it was an interference in their "national sovereignty".

In addition, Qatar, through the Kuwaiti Ombudsman and officials from Western countries, has asked the four Arab countries to sit down at the dialogue table to find a solution to the crisis, but that is not the case. it's not produced yet.