Al-Qadisiyah Club’s first team coach, Rodgers, expressed his dissatisfaction with the result
His team’s match against its counterpart Al-Fateh, which brought them together at Prince Muhammad bin Fahd Stadium in Dammam, within the competitions of the 21st round of the Saudi Professional League “Roshan League” and ended in a positive draw (1 – 1), raising Al-Qadisiyah’s score to (44) points to occupy fourth place in the ranking table, while Al-Fateh’s score reached (24) points in tenth place. This came during the press conference after the match, and he said: “Our match with Al-Fateh was one of the least tactical matches since I supervised the team. It was more like a basketball match and not a football match in terms of the players’ incorrect positioning and the fact that we lost two important points.” He added: “The absence of Italian striker Retegui affected some offensive solutions,” while praising the substitute player Carvalho and what he provided.
For his part, Al-Fateh coach, the Portuguese Jose Gomez, confirmed that the match was very difficult against Al-Qadisiyah, which has strong elements and great depth in the bench. He said: “The team adhered to the instructions and succeeded in stopping Al-Qadisiyah, despite the lack of options compared to the opponent.” He added: “The pressure of the matches was great, as we played 7 matches in three weeks.”
The head coach of the Al-Qadisiyah football team, Rodgers, expressed his dissatisfaction with the result
of his team’s match against Al-Fateh, which took place at Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium in Dammam, as part of the 21st round of the Saudi Professional League “Roshen League,” ending in a positive draw (1 – 1). This result raised Al-Qadisiyah’s points to (44), placing them fourth in the standings, while Al-Fateh’s points reached (24), putting them in tenth place. This was stated during the post-match press conference, where he said: “Our match against Al-Fateh was one of the least tactical matches since I took over the team; it resembled a basketball game rather than football in terms of players’ incorrect positioning, and we actually lost two important points.” He added: “The absence of the Italian striker Retegui affected some attacking solutions,” praising the substitute player Carvalho and what he contributed.
On his part, Al-Fateh’s coach, Portuguese José Gomes, confirmed that the match was very difficult against Al-Qadisiyah, which has strong elements and great depth on the bench. He said: “The team adhered to the instructions and succeeded in stopping Al-Qadisiyah, despite having fewer options compared to the opponent,” adding: “The pressure of matches was significant, as we played 7 matches over three weeks.”
