UAE Third Division Pro League: Key Highlights from Week 2

30 SEPTEMBER 2024

The second week of the UAE FA Third Division showcased a thrilling array of matches, with teams eager to make their mark. Each game brought its skill and excitement, setting the stage for what promises to be an engaging season.

 

Falcon vs 365 (1-2)

The week kicked off on Friday with Falcon hosting 365. Falcon struck first with a goal from Anwr Ageat in the 45th minute, giving them a lead at halftime. However, the second half saw a dramatic turnaround, with 365 returning strong. David Mark equalised just two minutes after the break, followed by Roland Kumi scoring the winner in the 70th minute. Despite several yellow cards for both teams, 365 showcased their resilience and tactical discipline to snatch the victory.

 

City vs Sporting (1-1)

In another exciting fixture on Friday, City faced Sporting. Sporting took the lead in the 38th minute with a goal from Mohamed Ali. City struggled to find their rhythm early on, receiving a yellow card for Alasdair William in the 17th minute. However, they managed to equalise dramatically, with Henry Woods scoring in extra time, ensuring both teams shared the win in a tightly contested match.

 

Liver Sport vs Sporty FC (4-0)

Saturday brought a commanding performance from Liver Sport, who faced Sporty FC. Abdulrahman was the match’s star, scoring twice in the first half (at 9 and 45 minutes) to set the tone. The second half continued similarly, with goals from Khaled in the 70th minute and another from Abdulrahman in the 80th, rounding off a comprehensive 4-0 victory for Liver Sport.

 

Al Ethihad vs. United Sports (0-0)

In a match that failed to ignite, Al Ethihad and United Sports battled to a goalless draw. Both teams had their chances but were unable to convert. The match featured a couple of yellow cards, but ultimately, neither side could find the back of the net, leaving both teams with a solitary point.

 

Al-Hilal United vs. Gulf United (0-3) 

Gulf United delivered a stunning performance against Al-Hilal United, winning 3-0. Jonah Alessandro opened the scoring just a minute into the match, setting the tone for an impressive display. Miracle Nwoagu doubled the lead in the 18th minute, and Alessandro struck again after halftime. Al-Hilal struggled to recover, and Gulf United solidified their position with dominance.

 

TFA Elite vs. PE Sports (1-1)

On Sunday, TFA Elite faced PE Sports in what proved to be a gripping encounter. Kwabena Kalala scored for TFA in the 37th minute, giving them a first-half lead. However, PE Sports equalised in the 98th minute through Mohamed Sameh, snatching a draw dramatically. The match ended in controversy as Said Reda Fouad received a second yellow and a red card. Eslam Sherif Khlawey was also booked in the 100th minute, reflecting the game’s heated atmosphere.

 

United vs. AFC (2-0)

United had a solid outing against AFC, securing a 2-0 victory. Jean Aka opened the scoring in the 60th minute, followed by Alassane Diallo sealing the win with a goal in the 89th minute. AFC struggled to find their rhythm, with Exauce Ndangi receiving a yellow card in the 80th minute. As the match neared its end, United’s Alassane Diallo sealed the win with a goal in the 89th minute, putting the game beyond AFC’s reach and securing all three points for United.

 

 

Emerald vs. Irish (2-2) 

The week’s final match ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw between Emerald and Irish. Both teams exchanged blows early, with goals from Shaikh Ali Sultan Ali and Julian Leandro Gil. The match saw several yellow cards, with Ryan Daniel, Richard English, Michael David from Irish and Abdelrhman from Emerald all in a tense first half. The second half saw further action, but neither side could find a decisive advantage, leading to a share of the points.

 

Week 2 was filled with skill and unexpected twists, promising an exciting season ahead in the UAE FA Third Division. We can look forward to more captivating matches as teams continue to vie for glory in the coming weeks.

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