Dubai (Etihad)
The quarter-final matches of the President’s Cup, which was held over two days, witnessed an organizational success in all technical and public aspects, as the four stadiums witnessed a remarkable public presence that contributed to the high technical level of the matches, which were exciting and powerful.
The tournament tag also recorded a great interaction on social media platforms, after the great interaction between club fans and Emirati football fans, in addition to television coverage by Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah sports channels, newspapers and news platforms.
Ahmed Youssef bin Darwish, member of the Board of Directors of the Football Association and Chairman of the Competitions Committee, expressed his great happiness at the tremendous organizational success achieved by the President’s Cup matches, pointing out that the importance and high value of the tournament stems from the fact that it bears a name dear and dear to everyone’s hearts.
Bin Darwish valued the contribution of the success partners, led by the sponsors and participating clubs that cooperated with the Federation and the Competitions Committee in implementing the plans and programs set for the success of the tournament, and was keen to adhere to all directives, and contributed greatly to the appearance of the matches in the wonderful image that everyone saw, in all organizational aspects. and artistic.
The head of the Competitions Committee pointed to the large crowd attendance achieved by the tournament, noting that the four matches witnessed the presence of large numbers of club fans, which gave the matches additional momentum and raised the level of enthusiasm of the players to present the best levels.
He said, “We were keen in the Football Association to provide all the reasons for success for this great tournament, which is considered the most important competition in Emirati football. Thank God, we reap the fruits of this work after the tournament in its previous stages achieved remarkable success at all levels.”
He added, “The great public interaction with the tournament, was not limited to the mass attendance in the stadiums, but also appeared on the level of social networking sites, where the President’s Cup tag achieved more than 51 million views.”
Bin Darwish concluded his speech by emphasizing that the federation will be more keen that the tournament achieve greater success in the next stage, especially as interest in the tournament is increasing as it reaches the advanced stages, wishing success for the four teams that qualified for the semi-finals.
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