The cameras are watching them … What the Qatari did in the locker room (video)

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Activists traded on social media, watching Qatar players in the locker room after a big win over the UAE in the last four finals of the Asian Cup semifinal at Mohammed Bin Zayed stadium.

The players celebrated the victory of Qatar for the first time in the history of the tournament. They danced and sang, in a scene reflecting the spirit of victory guaranteeing a record number, unique to Qatar among Asian competitors so far.

The Qatari team had a great night of football, which has won several titles: it is the only Asian team to maintain the score until it reaches the final. Smash the number as it only takes one goal.

Al-Annabi seems to have been organized since the beginning of the match and has repeatedly threatened the goal of the United Arab Emirates. If he scored, he would have scored goals other than the four, while the match was virtually spared by UAE supporters.

The bilateral relationship between the two countries has been cut since June 2017. It was preceded by a decline in the media and a mutual attack by social media activists.

Hassan Al-Heidos, the scorer of the third goal that dazzled the spectators, showed great joy after the match with a jersey printed with the Qatari emir over Tamim al-Majd.

The UAE team lost in the Asian Cup semifinal, which was held at Mohammed Bin Zayed stadium tonight in four unanswered Qatari. (Click to see Qatar's four goals in the UAE net).

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt declared their support for terrorism on 5 June 2017, declaring that their diplomatic relations with Qatar were against it, accusing the Quartet of seeking to impose its guardianship on its decision. national.

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.