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"Al-Hussein" Prepares to Face Oman's Al-Seeb.. Tomorrow

"Al-Hussein" Prepares to Face Oman's Al-Seeb.. Tomorrow

Al-Hussein football team is conducting its final training session today in the Omani capital of Muscat, in preparation for facing Al-Seeb team at seven o'clock tomorrow evening, within the fourth group competitions of the second Asian Football Champions League.

During the last training session, which will be held on the match field, the technical staff will put the final touches on the technical preparations related to the form and style of performance, in order to reach the players at the highest levels of readiness before the anticipated confrontation, through which the team hopes to achieve a positive result and enhance its presence in the continental competition.

It is expected that the training will focus on applying some tactical phrases, determining the features of the basic formation, in addition to emphasizing the duties required from the players, in order to ensure dealing with the course of the match in the best possible way.

Al-Hussein enters the match with good morale, following their recent victory over Al-Arabi in the local league competitions, a result that the team hopes will provide additional motivation to deliver a strong performance against Al-Seeb, and continue their Asian journey with high ambitions.

The delegation of the northern team had arrived in Muscat the day before yesterday at dawn, in an attempt to acclimatize to the conditions well before the match time, in which the holder of the professional league title for the past three seasons is looking for a new start after stumbling in the first round with a draw against East Bengal of India.

In the same group, the Indian team hosts the group leader, Iraqi Police, who won the first round against Al-Seeb with a goal to nothing.

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