Al Jazeera relied on Kais Abbasi, Faraj Al-Muzaini, Rawad Abu Khaizaran, Abdul Jalil Mansur, Alaa Dia, Bakari Ndiaye, Hamad Al-Balawana, Karam Abu Shaaban, Abdul Rahman Al-Zaghaibah, Rashid Al-Shawahna, and Ahmed Al-Harahsheh.
Al Arabi featured Rashid Rafid, Mohammed Al-Omeir, Mestorndami, Bab Akar, Ahmed Al-Shdeifat, Seiko Sagana, Mohammed Al-Razem, Moataz Abadiat, Yousef Al-Rawashdeh, Omar Mubarak, and Bakr Kalboune.
The first half can be summarized as maneuvers in search of a goal, with Al Jazeera's Al-Harahsheh with passes from Al-Balawana and Al-Zaghaibah, countered by Mubarak and Kalboune in Al Arabi with individual activities and sprints by Abadiat, amidst shots that did not pose a real danger to capitalize on the situation before the break.
Al-Balawana hit a strong shot at the start of the second half that came off the crossbar, and Kalboune then went solo but Faraj intercepted the ball at the right time.
Opportunities multiplied and substitutions appeared in hopes of scoring and activating the forward play, with some rough play and yellow cards, and Al Jazeera's Sind Ja'ara launched a strong shot that went over Rafid's goal at the end of the events.