Yarmouk and Amman FC in the Summit of the Round's Confrontations

The start of the round will see three matches, with Al-Ramtha Union facing Al-Sarhan at Prince Hashem Stadium, while attention turns to the most prominent confrontation between Yarmouk and Amman FC at Prince Muhammad Stadium, while Jerash hosts Al-Ahly at Jerash Stadium in a match in which the home team seeks to continue their positive results and remain in the circle of competition for the top positions.

The round's matches will continue tomorrow with three other confrontations, as Prince Hassan faces Al-Hashmiyah at Prince Muhammad Stadium at seven in the evening, in a match in which both teams are looking to improve their positions on the standings and harvest valuable points as the competition intensifies, as Al-Sarih meets Ma'an at Prince Hashem Stadium, in a match of great importance for both teams, especially as Ma'an aspires to get closer to the leading teams, while Al-Sarih seeks to achieve its first victory and advance towards safer positions.

At the end of the round's matches, Shabab Al-Aqaba will host Sahl Hawran at Al-Aqaba Stadium, which is the only match to be held at eight in the evening, while all other matches of the round will start at seven in the evening.

The current round gains double importance due to the large convergence in points between a number of teams, which makes the results of the six matches capable of causing widespread changes in the standings. The match between Yarmouk and Amman FC stands out as the strongest and most exciting, as both teams are among the leading teams, giving the confrontation a special competitive character and a chance for one of them to break away at the top or strengthen its position in the race for qualification.

On the standings table, Amman FC, Jerash, and Yarmouk lead the competition with seven points each, after the trio made a strong start in the first three rounds, confirming their serious desire to compete for the two tickets to the professional league. Ma'an and Sahl Hawran follow closely with five points each, keeping them close to the top positions, waiting for any slip-up by the leaders.

In the middle of the standings, Al-Ramtha Union, Al-Hashmiyah, and Al-Sarhan have four points, a score that keeps these teams within the circle of competition, especially as the point difference between them and the leaders is not large at this early stage of the championship. Al-Sarih occupies the next position with two points, which pushes it to seek a victory that returns it to the atmosphere of competition and keeps it away from the lower positions.

As for the bottom of the standings, Al-Ahly and Prince Hassan have one point each, which imposes on them the need to achieve positive results in the upcoming rounds to avoid staying in the danger zone, and Shabab Al-Aqaba is in the last position without any points after three rounds, which makes their task more difficult and increases the importance of the upcoming matches for them if they want to preserve their chances of staying and staying away from the specter of relegation.

The First Division is held during the current season according to the split-league system from a single phase, where the participating clubs engage in strong and intense competitions with the aim of securing a place in the professional league for the next season, and this system gives great importance to every match, due to the absence of a second phase that allows for the compensation of many lost points, which raises the level of competition and increases the pressure on the teams from the first rounds.

According to the tournament's instructions, the first and second place holders at the end of the competition will secure promotion to the professional clubs, which is the goal that most participating teams aspire to, while four clubs occupying the last positions will leave for the Second Division, so the competition this season appears open to all possibilities, whether in the struggle for the top and qualification or in the battle for survival, which promises exciting and competitive rounds until the final stages of the championship.