Al-Sailiya and Al-Rayyan teams tied with two goals each in the meeting that brought the two teams together yesterday at Hamad bin Khalifa Stadium in Al-Ahly Club. The result was scored by the player Abdulaziz Hatem, and everyone expected that the match would go in favor of Al-Rayyan during this half, but Al-Sailiya did not give up, but rather tried and scored the goal of reducing in the minute (D45 + 1) by the player Mohamed Diami, and at the minute (D45 +6) Al-Shawahin managed From returning to the course of the match from the penalty mark, it was scored by Sergio Carlos, and with this tie, Al Rayyan was in ninth place with 17 points, and Al Sailiya in last place with 10 points. An early goal for Al-Rayyan With the start of the match, Al-Rahib Al-Rayani did not take long to score the first goal of the match, at the fourth minute, with a header that did not block or respond when he received a cross from the Moroccan player Sofiane Boufal to announce the scoring of the first goals of the match against Al-Sailiya goalkeeper Claude Amin. The leader consolidates progress after Al Rayyan scored the first goal. He did not retreat, but rather tried to consolidate progress and ensure the three points of the match since the first half. In the minute (D25), captain Abdelaziz Hatem scored the second goal when he received the ball from Moroccan Sofiane Boufal to put it to the left of goalkeeper Claude Amin and double the score. Meeting. Al-Shawaheen narrowed the difference at the minute (D45 + 1) Al-Sailiya player Mohamed Diami scored the goal of reducing the difference for Al-Sailiya team with an unstoppable missile that was placed in the upper corner of Al-Rayyan goalkeeper Avanildo Rodrigues. Penalty kick for Peregrine Falcons at the minute (D 45 + 6) The mouse room was summoned, referee Abdulhadi Al-Ruwaili after Japanese Al Rayyan defender Shogo Taniguchi hit Al Sailiya striker, so the referee announced a penalty kick for Peregrine falcons, which was hit by Sergio Carlos to return the Al Sailiya team to the starting point and cling to hopes of exit, even by a point from the match To save what can be saved.
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