Al-Arabi Guests at Kazma... Al-Nassr Faces Kuwait in the Zain League

The competitions of the Zain Premier League will resume after a break of nearly a month, due to the participation of the national first team and the Olympic team in the Gulf Cup and the Asian Games during the recent period. The fourth round of the championship will kick off tomorrow with two important matches. In the first, Al-Nasr Club will host Al-Kuwait at the Ali Sabah Al-Salem Stadium at 5:55 p.m. In the second, Al-Arabi Club will visit Kazma at 8:05 p.m. at the Friendship and Peace Stadium. The matches will continue the day after tomorrow (Saturday) with two more fixtures: Al-Qadsia will face Al-Tadamun at 5:55 p.m. at Al-Tadamun’s stadium, while Al-Salmiya will take on Al-Shabab at 8:05 p.m. at Thamer Stadium.

Before the start of the fourth round, Kazma leads the standings with 7 points from three matches, level on points with second-placed Al-Kuwait, but ahead on goal difference. Al-Qadsia is third with 6 points, also level on goal difference with fourth-placed Al-Nasr and fifth-placed Al-Salmiya, who both have 6 points. Al-Shabab and Al-Sahel are sixth and seventh, each with 4 points. Al-Fahaheel and Al-Jahra are eighth and ninth, each with 3 points. Al-Arabi and Al-Sulaibikhat are tenth and eleventh, each with 2 points. Finally, Al-Tadamun sits in twelfth and last place with no points.

Orange and White to Continue the Battle for the Top Spot: Kazma and Al-Kuwait seek to continue their battle for the top position in their respective matches against Al-Arabi and Al-Nasr. Although the strength of the matches differs, the Orange (Kazma), led by Croatian coach Dragan Tadić, face a tough test against the Green (Al-Arabi), managed by Croatian coach Goran Sablić, who is eager to correct his team’s path after a disappointing start in the previous three rounds, which yielded two draws against Al-Kuwait and Al-Sulaibikhat, and a loss to Al-Jahra. Meanwhile, the Orange secured two wins against Al-Tadamun and Al-Shabab, and a draw with Al-Sahel.

Al-Kuwait, led by Syrian coach Firas Al-Khatib, faces a comparatively easier test against Al-Nasr, where the Amber (Al-Kuwait) aim to disrupt the White (Al-Nasr), led by national coach Zahir Al-Adwani, and secure a positive result. This comes despite Al-Nasr’s strong start with two wins against Al-Salmiya and Al-Fahaheel, before stumbling with a loss to Al-Qadsia in the previous round. Al-Nasr had previously won against Al-Qadsia and Al-Jahra before drawing with Al-Arabi in the first round of the league.

Yellow to Continue the Winning Streak: Al-Qadsia, under the leadership of national coach Mohammed Ibrahim, looks to continue their winning momentum after a 3-1 victory over Al-Nasr in the previous round, which followed a stumble against Al-Kuwait in the second round. They benefit from the decline in performance and results of Al-Tadamun, who suffered three losses in the first three rounds.