Al-Sadd Sports Club is a Qatari footballing giant based in the capital city of Doha, competing at the top of the Qatar Stars League. The team plays its home matches at the state-of-the-art Jassim bin Hamad Stadium. Founded in 1969, Al-Sadd, which means "The Wall," has established itself as the most successful club in Qatari history, with its iconic maroon and white colors. The club's history is a story of domestic dominance, with countless league and Emir of Qatar Cup titles. Its peak era has been sustained over decades, but was globally highlighted by the 2011 AFC Champions League victory under the management of legendary players. The modern era sees Al-Sadd continue to set the standard, boasting world-class talents like Baghdad Bounedjah and Akram Afif, and regularly challenging for all trophies. The club's culture is one of expectation and excellence, supported by a massive and passionate fan base known as the "Al-Sadd Wolves." Al-Sadd is not just a club; it is an institution and a symbol of Qatari footballing pride.