DOHA: Coach Hussein Amouta on Sunday said Al Sadd were deserving
winners of the Emir Cup, saying his players showed they had class and
were fighters.
Al Sadd beat El Jaish 2-1 in the final of the Emir Cup on Saturday
to end their season a trophy.
“Of course I am happy with this win. I believe Al Sadd were deserving
winners,” Amoutasaid during a TV interview. “My players showed that they
are a classy unit and that they fight all the way,” he added.
“I am honoured that H H the Emir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani
congratulated me as we lifted the trophy,” Amoutasaid. “I am the
happiest coach right now. I was privileged to shake the hand of the
Emir,” he added.
“It was not an easy game as the scorecard might suggest. El Jaish
played a strong game, especially in the first half,” Amoutasaid.
Amoutasaid Al Sadd winning the Emir Cup was a perfect answer to the
team’s critics.
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