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Post by : Maya Rahman
UAE's Berengriff United has made a significant mark in the Asian Minifootball Clubs Championship, currently taking place in Jakarta, Indonesia. They clinched a semifinal berth after a commanding 4–1 victory over the home side, Jakarta Rangers, in a quarterfinal clash today. Despite a rocky start, the team showcased remarkable determination and skill to turn the match in their favor.
The game kicked off with the Jakarta Rangers putting the UAE team under pressure by scoring the first goal. However, Berengriff United remained focused and resilient. Ibrahim Adam ignited their comeback with a well-placed goal that leveled the score and lifted the team's spirits. Following this, the players displayed exceptional teamwork and an unwavering drive to win.
Mehdi Omri then netted the second goal, propelling Berengriff United ahead. This boosted their confidence further, leading to Basem Al-Najjar adding a third goal, solidifying their advantage. Mohammed Ismail capped off the strong performance with the final goal, ensuring their spot in the semifinals.
Throughout the match, the players exhibited commendable teamwork, sharp passing, and composed decisions. Their ability to maintain their poise after conceding was crucial to their success. This result underscores the team's preparation and motivation to reach the finals.
Next, Berengriff United will take on Iran's Setarijan Simakan in the semifinals tomorrow. This encounter promises to be a tough challenge, given both teams' impressive showings thus far. The other semifinal will see Lebanon's Al-Ata’a facing Indonesia's Barber United, which is expected to be equally thrilling.
Meanwhile, the Roads and Transport Authority team from Dubai is gearing up for their contest against Japan's "IPG," as they compete for the 9th–10th positions, aiming for a commendable finish.
Sarmad Al-Zadjali, Executive Director of the Minifootball Committee, praised Berengriff United's performance, calling it a vital step for the UAE in minifootball. He noted that reaching the semifinals in their debut is a testament to their determination and progress, fostering local interest in the sport ahead of the first Arab Championship in 2026.
Berengriff United's showcasing in this tournament reflects the burgeoning potential of UAE teams on both regional and global stages. Their impressive journey thus far illustrates their skill, discipline, and fighting spirit. As they enter the semifinal round, fans remain optimistic about their chances of advancing to the finals.
With every match, Berengriff United is establishing themselves as a formidable opponent worthy of competing against Asia's elite. Their success is a source of pride for UAE sports and is anticipated to inspire young athletes while fostering more interest in the Asian Championships both in the UAE and beyond.
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