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DOHA :Saudi Arabia came from behind to beat Oman 2-1 in their Asian Cup Group F opener on Tuesday at a packed Khalifa International Stadium with Ali Al-Bulayhi's winner arriving in the sixth minute of stoppage time after a VAR intervention.
Saudi Arabia’s defender #05 Ali al-Bulaihi scores his team’s second goal during the Qatar 2023 AFC Asian Cup Group F football match between Saudi Arabia and Oman at the Khalifa International Stadium in Doha on January 16, 2024. (Photo by KARIM JAAFAR / AFP)
Saudi Arabia manager Roberto Mancini has not held back in his criticism of the national team players who left the squad ahead of the 2023 Asian Cup because of a potential lack of playing time.
FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football – Europa League Round of 32 Second Leg – Zenit Saint Petersburg vs Celtic – Stadium St. Petersburg, Saint Petersburg, Russia – February 22, 2018 Zenit St. Petersburg coach Roberto Mancini gestures REUTERS/Anton Vaganov/File Photo
DOHA : Saudi Arabia coach Roberto Mancini criticised the players who left the national camp ahead of the Asian Cup due to a potential lack of playing time, saying on Monday that he only wanted players ready to fight for the shirt.
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia hopes that the influx of foreign stars such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar into their club football will help the national team win their first Asian Cup in 28 years.
Qatar returns to the spotlight on Friday little more than a year after the first World Cup held in the Arab world when the relocated and delayed 2023 Asian Cup gets underway amid a seismic shift in football's global order.
Slurping pickle juice and squirting mustard into their mouths are some strange ways two junior hockey players in Windsor, Ont., have hit peak performance.