QNB Stars League: Al Ahli, Umm Salal Coaches Seek Victory on Wednesday

Doha, January 11 (QNA) - Al Ahli and Umm Salal coaches underlined importance of achieving a positive result on Wednesday in their Week 14 match of the 2021-2022 season QNB Stars League. Speaking to the media ahead of Umm Salal match, Al Ahli coach Nebojsa Jovovic said, "We are looking forward to collecting points and moving in the path of positive results, so we will play the match with full force to win and collect points. "Umm Salal are a team that has improved a lot under coach Wesam Rizik, who is doing a great job and achieved very impressive results with four consecutive victories, although the last match was a draw. But that means that they are a strong and cohesive team, so they deserve respect and appreciation. We will play against them with full focus in order to win. "I have full confidence in our players and their ability to provide a distinguished level. We prepared for the match according to the available time and worked so that the team will be ready in the best possible way. We have a group of new players and we must employ them according to the time and circumstances in order to face one of the best league teams at the moment. "We performed well in the last match against Al Gharafa and we must continue to perform well and collect points," said Nebojsa. Meanwhile, Umm Salal coach Wesam Rizik said, "The match pressure is there on all teams, which is normal, and this does not constitute a burden on us, but rather increases the players enthusiasm and strength. "The Al Ahli match is difficult after two new professionals joined them and we are ready with strength and all the players will take the field with high concentration. Now our goal is to win and get the three points. "The upcoming matches will be difficult, so we will deal with each match separately, especially since all the upcoming matches are strong because the teams want to improve their positions. Therefore, we will take each match step by step and our results will decide our position. We will not think about the top four," said Wesam. (QNA)