AL Wahda (0) - Dibba Fujairah (0)

All of them wormed Woadda a couple of months ago, but the team seems to have broken up disappointingly to their fans. Al-Ain (6-2), after Al-Ain (0-0-3), and after the Wednesday's defeat in Uzbekistan, the Champions League (XNUMX-XNUMX-XNUMX in the group) also farewell. "If we win straight away with Napa, we will have hope for the second place," the coach said in a statement, while for the current League Cup match he said his players would chase a victory of psychology.

Of course, it would be better for us to have the opposite status, so that they see the match as a mess, but even so, I think it is worth countering the favorite. Diba is in its heyday after, after the away victory (2-1) in the six-point derby with Hata, it gained a difference of 5b and laid a strong foundation for its stay in the category. This victory was the third in a row, since earlier the beast had beaten 2-0 Al Wasl (for the championship) and 1-0 the other beast Al Jazeera (for the League Cup). Even if Wahda releases key players, Diba will definitely have the advantages of fitness and psychology.