Al Wakra - Al Sailiya

Derby's top scorer in Qatar between two teams targeting the start of the year had avoided relegation and are currently undefeated in the top two places in the scoring.

Al Sailiya's fate is from stories of football madness and has surpassed every past history. In the previous match, Boloni and Al Khor showed him to put an end to this absurdity with Trabelsi, the Tunisian coach. And ... 91 and 93 Sailiya achieved 2 goals and managed to make the 2-0 that was formed until then, the final 2-2. And the tale goes on for a team that at the beginning of the season was a favorite for relegation and we saw it in Asia with a hand at least + 2.5. 

Obviously it's not just the luck that helps blue, as Trabelsi seems to have done a great job by building a team that is lethal to the counterattack. In fact, 2 has very large aggressors on the faces of Dagano and Ilunga, but they also have a fucking backpack, Fawzi Aish, who can get out of the way. Beyond that, a tough defensive function, throwing the ball, getting ahead and getting some goals.

On the contrary, Al Wakra shows a different face. Although she does not have big-name players, her Iraqi coach has managed to make a team that plays amazing soccer initiative, puts pressure on her opponent, and does not allow her to make opportunities or threaten her defense. In the last two of derby he failed to win El Jaish and Al Sadd, although he had many opportunities.

Both teams have found themselves in a place they did not expect in the season and a lot of weight has fallen on the players. Both coaches try to take the stress out of their teams. In Al Sailiya they say they want to be saved, in Al Wakra that it is just the 7th game of a league and it does not matter as much as it appears to have. 

As I said before, I consider Sailiya's presence so short-sighted. Al Wakra plays much better and I think he has to have the first say in this game.