AMMAN — Al-Wehdat on Sunday was crowned with the 38th Super
Cup title after defeating Al-Jazeera (2-0) at the Amman International Stadium.
This is the Al-Wehdat’s 14th Super Cup title since the
tournament’s launch in 1981.
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The two teams played in the absence of an audience and had
to adhere to strict health protocols to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Al-Wehdat’s Lebanase Ahmad Zreiq scored the match opener at
44 minutes, while Fadi Awad scored the the second goal at (90+4).
Al-Wehdat’s Muhannad Abu Taha was sent off the field after receiving two
yellow cards that turned into a red at (90+5).
Al-Wehdat’s technical manager, Abdullah Abu Zema started the
game with the team’s standard formation; relying on Ahmad Abdul Sattar
(goalkeeper) and Tareq Khattab, Yazan Al-Arab, Ahmad Elias and Firas Shelbaieh
on the defense line.
Ahmad Zreiq, Ahmad Samir and Muhannad Abu Taha comprised the
team’s midline under the same formation while Soony Saad, Abdou Aziz Ndiaye and
Anas Al-Awadat played on the offensive.
On the opposition, Al-Jazeera’s technical manager, Amjad Abu
Taima, had Mutaz Elayyan as goalkeeper and Mohammad Al-Basha, Jaber Khattab,
Omar Qandil, and Nour Mowafi on the defensive.
Al-Jazeera’s midfielders for the game were Nour Al-Rawabdeh,
Ibrahim Saadeh, Ahmad Abdul Halim and Khader Al-Haj, while Amer Jamous and
Hussein Obeidat manned the offense line.
Al-Wehdat played without their international defender,
Mohammad Al-Dummeri, following his injury during the national team’s most
recent training camp in Dubai.
Meanwhile, Al Jazeera were missing two of their goalkeeper,
Walid Issam and Qais Al-Abbasi, after they tested positive for COVID-19, while
the club’s attacker, Abdullah Al-Attar was on break after suffering a muscle
tear.
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