The football season ends June 7 with Al Ain postponed for the “Champions”

Moataz Al-Shami (Dubai)
The technical committee of the Professional League has decided to end the current sports season 2023-2024 on June 7, with Al Ain’s final postponed match against Al Bataeh from round 25, to be held on that day, while the league rounds will be concluded in the 26th round at the beginning of next June, specifically on June 1 and 2. The Technical Committee of the Professional League proposed Round 23 to be held on May 13 and 14, instead of the 15 and 16 of this month, while the postponed Round 19 will be held on May 10, which are the matches of that round, which had been decided to be postponed due to the weather conditions that occurred in the country last month. While Al Ain will play its postponed match from that “19th” round against the Emirates on June 5th.
The technical committee decided to hold round 24 on the 20th and 21st of May, and round 25 on the 24th and 25th of this month. As for May 29, the postponements of round 13 will be held between Hatta and Shabab Al-Ahly, Ajman against Bani Yas, and the Emirates with Al-Bataeh, in addition to the postponement of Al-Ain against Al-Wasl from round 20. .
The 26th round matches will be held on June 1 and 2, at the end of the season, with the exception of scheduling Al Ain’s postponed matches, which will be held on the 5 of the same month against the Emirates, and the postponed June 7 against Al Bataeh due to the circumstances of Al-Zaeem’s participation in the AFC Champions League final on May 11 and 25, which is what… This means that round 26, in addition to the two postponements in Al Ain, will be held during the period of the national team’s gathering, which begins on June 1, and witnesses the conclusion of the second stage of the joint Asian qualifiers, in which “Al-Abyad” won the top spot in the group, and secured a qualifying card for the third stage, and thus some elements may be dispensed with for the clubs. To end the season with postponements, or new elements will be called up to give them a full opportunity in the matches between Nepal and Bahrain next June.
The sources indicate that the technical committee dealt with the emergency postponements due to the weather conditions that the country experienced, or because of Al Ain’s association with representing Emirates Football in the AFC Champions League, in a comfortable manner, especially in light of the approaching decision of the lead positions and relegation seats, and therefore these postponements will have no effect. On any competition, whether to escape relegation or to decide the league title, and the sources confirmed that if there is any new development, whether regarding the competition for the title or the relegation places, there will be an alternative plan to reschedule the matches of the last two rounds in another way.