Shabab Al-Ahly…an “exceptional” scoring tally

Murad Al-Masry (Abu Dhabi)
Shabab Al-Ahly ended its campaign in the ADNOC Professional League, with an exceptional scoring tally of 74 goals, after a great 10-0 victory over Hatta, relegated to the first division, in the largest victory in the history of the ADNOC Professional League.
This is considered the best scoring tally for Al-Fursan, which finished second at the end of this season, throughout its participation in the professional league, and the second-best number after Al-Ain in the 2012-2013 season, with 74 goals, while Al-Jazira, which scored 72 goals in the 2016 season, came first. -2017, and Al-Wasl are the champions of the current season with a total of 70 goals.
By obtaining second place in the competition, the team will qualify to play for half a qualifying seat in the AFC Champions League Elite competition next season, and if it does not pass the qualifiers, it will be guaranteed to participate in the AFC Champions League 2.
This confrontation represented an opportunity for the various names of the team to go to the net, especially Moanes Dabour, who scored a hat-trick and made two goals, and his colleague Igor Jesus, who scored a brace, ending the season with 14 goals for each player, as the best attacking duo in the competition, on par with Fabio Lima and Harris, Al Wasl players, with a total of 14 goals for each player. 28 goals as well, after Fabio scored 17 goals, and Harris 11.
Radoje Similanić, assistant coach of Shabab Al-Ahly, confirmed that he told the players before the match that they should have fun during this match, and this is what they did by playing seriously and enjoying scoring 10 goals. He said: “I extend my congratulations to the players, specifically Igor Jesus, who played his last match with the team in a great way.” Good, and Moanis Dabour, who scored so many goals.”
For its part, the 10 goals were a farewell to Hatta, who achieved only 10 points in the competition. Nenad Vanic, coach of the “Hurricane”, considered the result harsh, and said: “Shabab Al-Ahly has a lot of quality, and he considered it a surprise not to win the league title, and his presence In second place, several points behind Al Wasl. For us, we played with many young players in the last two matches, and we suffered from absences.”
It is noteworthy that the current season witnessed Hatta also suffering the largest loss in the history of the Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Cup, after it fell to Al Wasl 7-0 in late last August.