Nejmeh vs Al-Zawraa, 2023-24 AFC Cup, Group Stage

· AFC Champions League Two

Nejmeh

56': Hassan Mehanna

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Al-Zawraa

46': Collins Opare
75': Collins Opare

About

Nejmeh are hosting Al-Zawraa at King Fahd Sport City Stadium, King Fahd International Stadium, Saudi Arabia, starting on . The match is a part of the AFC Champions League Two.

Game Information

Competition: AFC Champions League Two

Venue: King Fahd Sport City Stadium
Location: King Fahd International Stadium, Saudi Arabia
Attendance: 140

AFC Champions League Two Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Al Hussein	4	+4	9
2	Sepahan	4	+2	7
3	Ahal	4	-6	1
4	Mohun Bagan Super Giant	0	0	0

Full Table

Line-Ups

Nejmeh

No.	Name
1	Ali Sabeh (GK)
19	Ali Hamam
16	Mohamad Safwan
77	Said Awada
24	Maher Sabra
5	Ahmad Khaireddine
2	Ali Alredha Ismail
20	Hasan Kourani
9	Hassan Mehanna
10	Mahdi Zein
26	Dmitry Bilonog

Nejmeh Substitutes:

Mohammad Zahr, Abdallah Moughrabi, Houssein Mourtada, Khalid Al Hajjar, Louis Khoury, Bilal Najdi, Mohamad Bechara, Khalil Bader, Mohammad Markabawi, Gilson Costa, José Embaló, Kassem El Zein.

Al-Zawraa

No.	Name
12	Jalal Hassan (GK)
44	Mustafa Nadhim
5	Maytham Jabbar
27	Sajjad Mohammed Fadhil
34	Mustafa Mohammed
13	Christopher John
10	Hasan Abdulkareem
23	Ali Mohsin
26	Ali Sadeq
25	Mohammed Ali Abbood
37	Collins Opare

Al-Zawraa Substitutes:

Ali Adnan Kadhim, Ali Faisal, Mohsin Sami, Ridha Mohammed, Mohamed Fares Arnaout, Iskander Chihi, Hayder Abdulkareem, Roy Ndoutoumo, Ali Mohammed Ali Akbar, Murad Mohammed Subeh, El Hassen Houeibib.

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