Kuwait wins over Saudi Arabia and Bahrain over Jordan in "Western Asia"

Kuwait ended the Gulf standings with Saudi Arabia 2-1, while Jordan began his career with an unexpected crash against Bahrain 0-1 on Sunday at the opening of Group B Championship of West Asia, which takes place in the stadium Francois Hariri in Erbil.

In the Gulf stalemate, Kuwait turned the tide in Saudi Arabia, which opened the score to Rabih Sfiani in the 13th minute with a powerful kick to the left of goalkeeper Sulaiman Abdul Ghafoor.

The Kuwaiti team managed to tie Hussein Moussaoui's 24th-minute score from a ground penalty shot to the left of Saudi goalkeeper Mustafa Malaika.

Al-Qahtani (31), then Hatem Bilal missed a new opportunity for the Saudi team when he shot slightly over central Kuwait.

During the second half of his career, he was technically superior to the Kuwaiti team and Faisal Ajab was able to translate this superiority into a goal of progress.
The Saudi team tried to return to the game in the remaining time of this period after the withdrawal of the Kuwaiti team. The tiger's most dangerous ball was the most comfortable goalkeeper Abdul Ghafour and the furthest away from the stadium (s 83).

The Kuwaiti team completed the four-minute injury with ten men after Reda Abdullah's dismissal for a second caution.

In the other match on the same pitch, the Bahraini team owes its victory to veteran Ismail Abdellatif who scored the only goal of the match (s 69).

Since the start of the first half, both teams have shown their determination to be strong and to face fast and easy balls, especially the Jordanian team, which was the most dangerous at the time. consecutive attempts against Ahmed Arsal.

Twenty minutes later, the performance of the Bahraini team improved and was very active. The most important goal was the ball in the cities that Jordan's goal scored in the 34th minute, after Ihsan Haddad had shot the ball into the city in the 45th minute.

In the second half, both teams continued their strenuous efforts to progress faster than in the first period.

In the 69th minute, Ismail Abdellatif kicked the Jordanian goal, cleared the defenders and sent his ball hard to the left of goalkeeper Ahmed Abdul Sattar, putting his country in the lead.

The Jordanian team was eager to try to get back quickly and Arsal could have done it without the skills of goalkeeper Sayed Mohammed, who had diverted the ball into the net 75 minutes later, Youssef Al Rawashdah missed an opportunity to score high by returning the ball to goalkeeper Abdul Sattar.

The Bahraini team tried to score the goal of confidence on all three points and was close to the second goal of Jasim Sheikh, who was shooting with difficulty by the Jordanian goalkeeper, then stopped the goal of goalkeeper Arsal and Napp goalkeeper Napp with sudden and powerful ball before the end of the match within two minutes.