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Al-Arabi SC

04-14 00:30

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End 1-2

99′

S.Reda

96′

A. Marafee

96′

Gerard Hernández Romero

92′

M.Mohammed Eissa

89′

M.Mohammed Eissa

H. A. Tabasideh

88′

K.Kaap

83′

João Pedro Rebelo Darós

M.Hassan

81′

1-2

Rodri

81′

y.snana

Cristian

77′

Gerard Hernández Romero

J.Veretout

74′

Rodri

74′

H. A. Tabasideh

59′

S.Al-Sufiani

M.Bostami

52′

P. Sarabia

45′

Gueye laye

M.Khaled

45′

S.Reda

A. Doozandeh

45′

I. Lihadji

W. Keddari

Halftime 0-2

49′

A.Pérez

47′

A. Doozandeh

43′

W. Keddari

30′

A. El Ghazi

20′

0-2

Y. Belhanda

Assist: H. A. Tabasideh

13′

A.Mahmoud Mahmoud

5′

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A. El Ghazi

Assist: Y. Belhanda

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Match Info

Al-Arabi SC suffered a 1-2 home defeat to Al-Sailiya in a Qatar Stars League clash that kicked off at 00:30 on April 14, 2026. The result was a significant upset as Al-Sailiya secured a valuable away victory against a traditionally stronger opponent, with the winning goal coming in the second half to seal all three points. The match saw Al-Arabi take an early lead, capitalizing on home pressure, but Al-Sailiya fought back to equalize before the interval. The decisive moment arrived in the 65th minute when a swift counter-attack from Al-Sailiya culminated in a clinical finish past the Al-Arabi goalkeeper. The home side pushed for a late equalizer but was unable to break down a resolute Al-Sailiya defense, which held firm through several set-piece opportunities. The result shakes up the mid-table dynamics in the Qatar Stars League, with Al-Sailiya climbing away from the relegation zone while Al-Arabi's hopes for a top-four finish took a dent. Post-match, the Al-Arabi manager expressed frustration at his team's inability to defend their lead, while the Al-Sailiya coach praised his players' character and tactical discipline. The starting XI for Al-Arabi featured their usual attacking threats, while Al-Sailiya set up in a compact 4-5-1 formation that proved effective on the break.