Qatar Airways reaches the last Asian nations after four in the UAE

Qatar defeated Qatar 4-0 in the semifinal semifinal of the 2019 Asian Cup on Wednesday.

Annabi controlled the match that resulted in an expulsion case to the United Arab Emirates in the 90th minute of the match, due to the injury of defender Ahmed Ismail Ali Salem Al-Hajri.

The Qatari team will meet again next Friday with their Japanese counterpart in the championship final, while the White United will face the third-place winner against Iran.

This qualification is the first in the history of the Qatari team in the final of the Asian Cup, while the team has scored no goal so far in the 2019 version.

Game summary

The Qatari team dominated the match in the first minutes of the match, whites defending themselves and relying on longitudinal balls for 10 minutes.

The first attempt came in the 12th minute after Salem Al Hajri shot a powerful shot from the penalty area, but Khaled Issa saved the net from the UAE after he managed to hold the ball.

After a fatal error by Khalid Issa, Boualam scored Qatar's first goal in the 22nd minute of the match after a single shot from the edge of the penalty area passed under the guards of the UAE goalkeeper to score the goal.

The United Arab Emirates were close to the equalizer in the 26th minute after a center from Ismael Al Hammadi, head straight to the goal, but headed to the hands of Saad Al Shaib.

Al-Moez Ali doubled Qatar's lead in the 38th minute after a superb shot from the UAE penalty area to hit the left post and sneak into the net.

The United Arab Emirates team tried to narrow the gap before the end of the first half of the meeting, but all attempts ended on Qatar's line of defense, to halt the half of the meeting with the progress of Annabi twice in a row.

After the start of the second period with just three minutes, the UAE's attack intensified to give Mebkhout a powerful shot from outside the penalty area in the 53rd minute, but the gray is gone.

Ismail Matar grabbed the ball inside Qatar's penalty area in the 68th minute to launch a powerful shot, but Boualam stopped him by taking him to a corner, not taking advantage of the White.

Heidus manipulated the UAE to isolate the match, before placing it superbly over goalkeeper Khalid Issa, announcing Qatar's third goal in the gap.

During the celebration of the Qatar players, the crowd rioted and threw bottles at the players to protest the whites' performance during the showdown.

Ismail Ahmed was expelled in the 90th minute after defeating Al Hajri before refereeing the video technique, before deciding to exclude the United Arab Emirates defender.

Hamed Ismail doubled the UAE's suffering by scoring the fourth goal in 90 + 3, ending Al-Annabi's goals in the standings.

Training of the Emirates: Khalid Issa, Bandar Al-Harbi, Fares Jumaa, Ishmael Ahmed, Walid Abbas, Amer Abdul Rahman, Ali Salmin, Khamis Ismail, Saif Rashed, Ismail Al Hammadi and Ali Mabkhout.

Formation of Qatar: Saad Al-Shaib, Pedro, Salem Al-Hajri, Abdel Karim Hassan, Assem Omar, Tariq Sulaiman, Khohei Boualem, Karim Boudiaf, Hassan Heidos, Akram Afif, Moez Ali.