Abdelilah, quando era atleta no futsal espanhol
As Duas fotos acima representam bem o futsal do Qatar no dia de ontem, o pais Conseguiu a primeira vitoria no Asia Championship Finals, da historia da Selecao Local.
O Treinador Marroquino com cidadania espanhola, Abdelilah Benaim, foi quem conseguiu o feito, juntamente com seu Assistente Tecnico Adil, tambem Marroquino.
Abdelilah que foi um grande atleta na Espanha, merece este momento, principalmente pelo tempo que esta vivendo no Qatar, um grande amigo, humilde pessoa e que fez por onde conquistar a todos sem distincao.
O Qatar tem mesmo muito que festejar, pois a equipe mesmo sem o brasileiro Rodrigo, seu maior lider dentro de quadra na classificacao para as Finais do Asia, demonstrou maturidade, demonstrou ser uma equipe mais experiente e que vai trilhar ainda o mesmo caminho do Kuwait, pois os atletas fazem deste grupo uma familia, esta familia voltou a reinar como sempre e conquista assim a sua primeira vitoria nas finais de um Asia de Futsal, MABROOQ ABDEL e toda sua equipe.
A reportagem postada em ingles abaixo, foi tirada da pagina do site do Comitte Olimpico do Qatar, que se encontra muito feliz com o resultado.
sDUBAI, UAE, 28 May, 2012 - Qatar recorded their maiden win in the AFC Futsal Championship as the debutants recorded a 6-3 win over Korea Republic in an academic match played at Al Shabab Club Stadium , in Dubai, UAE on Sunday.
Debutant Qatar will be leaving with their head held high as the entertaining affair was their historical win in the continent. Amro Mohssein Abdelaal, who missed out first two matches due to suspension showed what he is worth off as he created a goal in the 7th minute for Shalem Khalifa and later wrote his name in the scoresheet in the 21st minute.
Korea hit back with a lucky deflection goal which was given as an own goal off Muneer Mohammad, but Qatar players ensured that they go home with at least something to cheer about.
Muneer, Saad Bilal, Rashid Yousuf and Ali Al Sabah also scored a goal apiece before Korea pegged back two through Kim Min-kuk and power-player Kim Jenognam.
Qatar came in the tournament with expectations high given their form in the West Zone Qualifier which they had won beating Kuwait in the final. In contrast, after sipping in 26 goals in three matches in the championship, the road ahead for Korea Republic is challenging.
“Today’s match showed there are talents in our squad but we need to work on our defence as well as qualities so I hope in next two years time we work on those particular areas and come stronger and start giving a real challenge to our opponents,” Korea coach Lee Chang-hwan told www.the-afc.com.
Lee’s counterpart Abdel Benaim also hailed the historic victory stressing that though the match was an academic contest, there were lot up for grabs.
“This victory will spur people back in Qatar and Qatar Football Association to look at the chances of Qatar’s futsal development,” he said. The Al Gharafa coach, who took the charge of the national futsal team just few weeks ago, believe that importance must be given at the grassroots level to develop futsal in Qatar and all West Asian countries.
“Despite having facilities, we start very late in the West Asia, but if like Europe and Brazil we start from the very young, there will be chances for them to grow a talented player who can wins cups for the country,” Abdel, who had played futsal in Spain league, added.
Korea hit back with a lucky deflection goal which was given as an own goal off Muneer Mohammad, but Qatar players ensured that they go home with at least something to cheer about.
Muneer, Saad Bilal, Rashid Yousuf and Ali Al Sabah also scored a goal apiece before Korea pegged back two through Kim Min-kuk and power-player Kim Jenognam.
Qatar came in the tournament with expectations high given their form in the West Zone Qualifier which they had won beating Kuwait in the final. In contrast, after sipping in 26 goals in three matches in the championship, the road ahead for Korea Republic is challenging.
“Today’s match showed there are talents in our squad but we need to work on our defence as well as qualities so I hope in next two years time we work on those particular areas and come stronger and start giving a real challenge to our opponents,” Korea coach Lee Chang-hwan told www.the-afc.com.
Lee’s counterpart Abdel Benaim also hailed the historic victory stressing that though the match was an academic contest, there were lot up for grabs.
“This victory will spur people back in Qatar and Qatar Football Association to look at the chances of Qatar’s futsal development,” he said. The Al Gharafa coach, who took the charge of the national futsal team just few weeks ago, believe that importance must be given at the grassroots level to develop futsal in Qatar and all West Asian countries.
“Despite having facilities, we start very late in the West Asia, but if like Europe and Brazil we start from the very young, there will be chances for them to grow a talented player who can wins cups for the country,” Abdel, who had played futsal in Spain league, added.
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