Saudi Arabia drew with Bahrain and Jordan with Kuwait in the West Asian Championship

Saudi Arabia have once again stumbled into a draw against Bahrain on Wednesday in Erbil, Group B of the West Asian Championship, which saw Jordan take the deadly draw against Kuwait. 1-1.

The "green" team began its career in the championship held in Iraq until August 14, after a 1 to 2 victory over the confrontation between Kuwait and the Gulf, while the Bahraini team beat Jordan 1-0 .

The two teams did not bring anything in the first half of the match, except for the Bahraini, but Issa Musa did not take advantage of Saudi goalkeeper Mustafa Malaika's progress, sending his ball over the bar (position 16 ).

The Saudi team appeared as the best at the beginning of the second period, which started with an attempt by Mohamed Rabie, who shot "on the bird" over the crossbar, and then the danger arose. is moved to the opposite side where the Saudi goalkeeper intervened and prevented Bahrain from blocking the shot by blocking a shot by Camille Lions in a fateful time of the game (s.78).

The Bahraini team almost kidnapped the three points in the fatal time, but the Angels goalkeeper shone and saved his goal by blocking a powerful Isa Musa ball (s 5 + 90).

In the second match of the same group that was to be held at the Franco Hariri stadium in Erbil, in the north of the country, Jordan denied the Kuwaiti team Kuwait to win by drawing in added time.

The blue team scored early with a penalty two minutes after the start of the match guaranteed by Faisal Ajab on the roof of the goal.

The Jordanian team waited 90 minutes to equalize through Salem Ajalin, who took advantage of a ball that fell in front of the goal shoot directly into the goal.

After Wednesday's matches, Bahrain and Kuwait share four points at the top of the standings. The competition is virtually limited to the top of the group and qualifies for the final. Jordan and Saudi Arabia count only one point each.

Nine teams are fighting in two groups in the southern cities of Karbala (Group I) and include Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and Palestine, and Erbil (Group B), as well as teams from Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.

Two matches will be held Thursday in Group A, where the Iraqi team is waiting for an upcoming meeting against Syria and where the Lebanese team will meet with its Yemeni counterpart.

The Al-Rafidain lions lead the standings with six points in two games, against Lebanon and Palestine (four points each), against Syria and Yemen.