Three matches will be held tomorrow, Saturday, where Al-Kutta meets Kufranja at 5:00 PM at Prince Mohammed Hall, before Kufrsum and Yarmouk Al-Baqa'a face off at the same hall at 7:00 PM. Additionally, Al-Hassan Hall will host the match between Sakib and Yarmouk Al-Shuna at 5:00 PM.
The results of the first week saw Sakib defeat Wadi Al-Seer 38-16, Al-Arabi beat Al-Kutta 26-22, Al-Salt win against Yarmouk Al-Baqa'a 48-16, Al-Qawqazi overcome Yarmouk Al-Shuna 35-25, and Kufranja surpass Kufrsum 33-28.
The opening figures did not produce any surprises in terms of expectations, and the level of readiness of some teams became clear from the start. Meanwhile, national team players appeared remarkably, while the most prominent gain of the start is considered the participation of promising names in a step that reflects early exposure and gaining experience.
Al-Salt also recorded the most prominent presence by achieving the highest scoring rate amidst varying performance between one match and another through five confrontations. In this direction specifically, the language of early decisiveness for the path to victory was clear for the league champion, and the same applied to Sakib's movements. In clearer terms, those atmospheres proceeded from one side, unlike the three matches in which competition and reaction occurred through the exchange of goals and attacks.
The competition is held in one stage over nine weeks and continues until the beginning of December. The top eight teams in the standings will secure their place in the First Division League for the 2027 season, and the top four teams from the Classification League will qualify for the Elite Cup. This enhances the absolute importance of the matches currently being held, given that their points indicate progress on the standings list for a dual goal that ensures securing seats in the First Division and the Elite Cup.