Al Ain responds to Al Jazeera’s goal with a “Lapa header hat-trick”


Togolese striker Laba Kodjo led Al Ain to victory over Al Jazira 3-1, today, Sunday, in the tenth round of the ADNOC Professional League, raising Al-Zaeem’s score to 18 points (with a postponed match), while “Abu Dhabi’s Pride”’s score froze at 17 points.
After Al Jazira took the lead through Nabil Fekir, who took advantage of a Vinicius Melo reverse and headed it into the goal (52), Lapa Kodjou was able to equalize for Al Ain with a header that put it in a difficult angle for the goalkeeper Ali Khasif (63).
The same player returned, giving Al Ain the lead with a header, also capitalizing on Kaku’s cross (69).
With a wonderful sentence, Bandar Al-Ahbabi distributed a measured ball to Laba’s head, and he had no difficulty in depositing it into the Al-Jazrawi net (85).
For its part, Al-Nasr continued its positive results by defeating Khor Fakkan 3-1, despite the visitors taking the lead with a goal by Pedro Henrique, who converted Matthews’ cross into the net (18).
Adel Taarabt equalized with a free kick to the left of the goalkeeper (37), before Ali Mabkhout added the second goal when he received a ball inside the box and parked it at a difficult angle for the Khorfakkan goalkeeper (41), then Manolo Gabbiadini scored the third goal from Ali Mabkhout’s rebound from the ball. Al-Qaim “90+3”.

In turn, Dibba Al-Hisn missed out on a possible victory against its guest, Kalba, and settled for a positive draw 2-2, as Dibba Al-Hisn advanced with a goal from Haitham Juwaini (14), and Mahdi Qaidi was able to equalize for Kalba (57). Maidana Kasama succeeded in restoring the lead to Dibba Al-Hisn (74), before Kalba equalized with a goal by Saman Quddus (90 + 8).

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