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Last Thursday, Shabab Al-Ahli of the UAE drew 1-1 in the opening round of games in the Asian Football Confederation Champions League against Ahal of Turkmenistan, a team making a debut appearance in the tournament.
It’s been eight years since a teenage Nouf Al Anzi first donned the UAE national team jersey and stepped on a football pitch to represent her country. It remains the proudest moment of her sporting career.
The final round of the 2022 Masters tees off on Sunday and it looks set to be a straight shootout between Scottie Scheffler and Cameron Smith for the green jacket.
Indian Premier League cricket, plus the national football teams of China and Syria, might be wholly different entities, but each share something in common. In response to the coronavirus pandemic, all of them had to stage home games in the UAE in recent times.
The Indian Premier League has seen players from different countries play with each other and come closer as a result. However, some players - like Shikhar Dhawan - prefer to play their cards close to the chest when it comes to discussing their own techniques and limitations with overseas teammates, so as to not give them an advantage when they face off against each other at the international stage. Mohammad Kaif, who was an assistant coach at Delhi Capitals until last season, recalled a story when Dhawan refrained from revealing his weaknesses to Marcus Stoinis.
The 2022 Formula One season is under way and it looks like Ferrari will be the team to beat this year after a strong start.
UAE beat hosts Luxembourg 8-1 to win their division of the Ice Hockey World Championship for the first time with a 100 per cent record.
RIYADH: And so it begins. The AFC Champions League kicked off this week with all the group games in the western zone taking place in Saudi Arabia. On paper that is a huge advantage but here are five things we learned from what happened on the pitch.