Al-Bataeh arrests the “runner-up” and dominates futsal

Al-Bataeh Club regained its lead in the Futsal League at the end of the tenth and penultimate round of the final of the first leg of the tournament the day before yesterday, after defeating Khor Fakkan with an unanswered goal, in the match that was held in the covered hall of the Khor Fakkan Club, where Al-Bataeh’s score reached 20 points, followed by Khor Fakkan and Dibba. Al-Hosn each has 19 points. A number of futsal artistic scenes emerged during the current season, as follows:

The uniqueness of the potatoes

Al-Bataeh is unique in being the only team that was able to defeat runner-up Khor Fakkan twice this season, in the Super Cup 6-2, and in the league with a clean goal.

Best in attack and defense

Khor Fakkan is considered the best attacking line, having scored 50 goals. It is also considered the best defense line, having received only 10 goals, and occupies runner-up position with 19 points.

Abundance of goals

The Moj team conceded 95 goals in nine matches played by the team in the league championship, an unprecedented record for any team in the past seasons, scoring 17 goals, including eight by Nawaf Rashid, and it is also the only team with a score of 0 points.

Residency and foreigners affairs

The Residence and Foreigners Affairs team in Dubai has imposed itself strongly in the futsal arena in a good and influential way, even though it is participating in the league for the first time, as it occupies sixth place with 10 points, and is ahead of teams that precede it in participation, including Maliha and Shabab Al-Ahly, which reflects a great ambition for the team.

Top scorers

Dibba Al Hisn’s Brazilian player, Felipe Oliveira, is the top scorer in the league championship with 16 goals scored in nine matches, which is an unprecedented number in the UAE League, helped in this by the technical differences between his club and other teams.

Citizens top scorer

Khor Fakkan player Khaled Al Hammadi is at the top of the national championship scorers with eight goals, followed by Al Bataeh player Abdullah Al Muhairi and Fahd Al Obaidli, Maliha player, each with seven goals.