Baghdad – IA – Hussein Ammar
At seven o’clock in the evening today, Wednesday, the People’s Sports Hall will host the Al-Naft Basketball Team’s match with its guest, Iranian Gorgan, for the second edition of the West Asian Super League (WASL).
Through this confrontation, the representative of the nation seeks to reconcile his fans after the matches he played and for the same tournament, while the oil players aspire to repay the debt of the previous confrontation and prove their presence and right to positive results in the Premier League.
Oil Basket coach Khaled Yahya told the (INA): “The team is ready and work has been done to prepare it psychologically, physically and technically through intensive training units away from any pressure. We hope that the players will give a great match worthy of the club’s name.”
Yahya added, “The Iranian Gorgan team is a strong opponent and has high-level players, so we have put in place the appropriate plan to stop them,” pointing out that “the match is a well-rounded and settled match in terms of positions, but our team is determined to compensate and come out with a good result.”