Date | Season | Halftime | Result |
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30.12.2022 | 2022 | 2 : 0 | 3 : 0 |
Time | Team | Name | Event |
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21'' | Al Shabab | Santi Mina | Normal Goal |
43'' | Al-Ettifaq | Ibrahim Mahnashi | Yellow Card |
45'' + 3'' | Al Shabab | Iago Santos | ui.Goal confirmed |
45'' + 1'' | Al Shabab | Iago Santos | Normal Goal |
46'' | Al-Ettifaq | Saad Al Mosa | Substitution 1 |
46'' | Al-Ettifaq | Ibrahim Mahnashi | Substitution 2 |
56'' | Al Shabab | Éver Banega | Yellow Card |
72'' | Al-Ettifaq | R. Quaison | Substitution 3 |
73'' | Al-Ettifaq | Mohammed Al Kuwaykibi | Substitution 4 |
79'' | Al Shabab | Hassan Tambakti | Substitution 1 |
79'' | Al Shabab | Hattan Bahbri | Substitution 2 |
86'' | Al Shabab | Carlos | Substitution 3 |
86'' | Al Shabab | Abdullah Khateeb | Own Goal |
90'' | Al Shabab | Santi Mina | Substitution 4 |
90'' | Al Shabab | É. Banega | Substitution 5 |
In an enthralling match on December 30, 2022, Al Shabab faced off against Al Ettifaq FC, showcasing a display of skill and tactical prowess. The game began with high intensity as both teams sought to establish dominance early on.
Santi Mina of Al Shabab set the tone for the match, breaking the deadlock in the 21st minute with a well-placed strike that found the back of the net. His goal would give Al Shabab the early lead, setting the stage for an uphill battle for Al Ettifaq FC.
As the first half progressed, tempers flared and the competition intensified. This was evident when Ibrahim Mahnashi of Al-Ettifaq received a yellow card in the 43rd minute for a reckless challenge, adding pressure to the already tense atmosphere.
The closing minutes of the first half were critical as Iago Santos delivered a one-two punch for Al Shabab. He scored in the extra time of the first half at the 45+1 minute mark, and then once the VAR confirmed another goal at the 45+3 minute, Santos thrust Al Shabab into a commanding lead going into halftime.
Responding to their precarious situation, Al-Ettifaq made strategic changes at the start of the second half with Saad Al Mosa and Ibrahim Mahnashi being substituted in the 46th minute to bring fresh legs onto the pitch.
Despite a disciplined effort, Al-Ettifaq FC saw their defense breached once again when the influential Éver Banega of Al Shabab received a yellow card at the 56-minute mark. Al-Ettifaq followed with two more substitutions at the 72nd and 73rd minutes, bringing in R. Quaison and Mohammed Al Kuwaykibi as they sought to turn the tides.
Al Shabab fortified their team with substitutions of their own, introducing Hassan Tambakti and Hattan Bahbri at the 79th minute, followed by Carlos in the 86th minute.
An unexpected twist occurred in the 86th minute when Abdullah Khateeb of Al Shabab inadvertently scored an own goal, offering Al Ettifaq a glimmer of hope. However, Al Shabab's resolve remained unshaken as they executed their final substitutions in the 90th minute with Santi Mina and Éver Banega making way for fresh reinforcements to see out the victory.
The match ended in favor of Al Shabab who emerged with a triumphant win over Al Ettifaq FC, further solidifying their position and leaving fans exhilarated by the high-octane performance from both sides.
Position | Number | Name |
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Goalkeeper | 18 | Kim Seung-Gyu |
Defence | 27 | Fawaz Al Saqour |
Defence | 4 | Iago Santos |
Defence | 5 | Hassan Tambakti |
Defence | 24 | Moteb Al Harbi |
Midfield | 23 | G. Krychowiak |
Midfield | 10 | É. Banega |
Midfield | 13 | Carlos |
Midfield | 8 | C. Guanca |
Midfield | 11 | Hattan Bahbri |
Forward | 77 | Santi Mina |
Position | Number | Name |
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Goalkeeper | 48 | Paulo Victor |
Defence | 2 | Saeed Al Muwallad |
Defence | 32 | M. Tisserand |
Defence | 5 | Saad Al Mosa |
Defence | 70 | Abdullah Khateeb |
Midfield | 6 | Ibrahim Mahnashi |
Midfield | 98 | B. Özdemir |
Midfield | 7 | Mohammed Al Kuwaykibi |
Midfield | 10 | N. Sliti |
Midfield | 27 | Vitinho |
Forward | 99 | R. Quaison |
Position | Number | Name |
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Defence | 88 | Nader Abdullah Al Sharari |
Midfield | 15 | Hussain Al Qahtani |
Midfield | 7 | Turki Al Ammar |
Forward | 71 | Ahmad Abdu |
Forward | 90 | Fahad Al Muwallad |
Midfield | 21 | Nasser Al Omran |
Defence | 26 | Mohammed Issa |
Goalkeeper | 35 | Hussain Al Shai'an |
Defence | 16 | Hussain Al Sibyani |
Position | Number | Name |
---|---|---|
Defence | 12 | Sanousi Al Hawsawi |
Midfield | 11 | Ali Abdullah Hazzazi |
Forward | 18 | Y. Niakaté |
Midfield | 15 | Ahmed Al Ghamdi |
Defence | 4 | Fahad Ghazi |
Goalkeeper | 1 | Abdullah Al Owayshir |
Defence | 13 | Abdulrahman Al Obaid |
Midfield | 8 | Hamed Al Ghamdi |
Midfield | 16 | Faisal Al Ghamdi |
Al Shabab Football Club, often simply referred to as Al Shabab, is a prominent professional football team based in Saudi Arabia. Founded on October 20, 1947, the club has its home ground at the Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium in Riyadh, which is also known as Al Shabab Stadium.
More about Al ShababAl Ettifaq FC, commonly known as Ettifaq, is a Saudi Arabian professional football club based in Dammam. Established in 1944, the club has a storied history and is one of the oldest active clubs in Saudi Arabia. Ettifaq competes in the Saudi Professional League, the top tier of Saudi football.
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Home shots | 23 |
Home shots on target | 6 |
Home fouls | 15 |
Home yellow cards | 1 |
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Away corners | 3 |
Away shots | 2 |
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Away fouls | 6 |
Away yellow cards | 1 |
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