Sana'a: Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al Rahwi attended part of the match between Shabab Hadhramaut and host team Wahda Sana'a for the 70th Founding Anniversary Cup (Platinum Jubilee) of Al Wehda Club.
According to Yemen News Agency, the match began with the Prime Minister honoring referees who have received the FIFA International Referee Badge. The game, held at Al Wahda Club Stadium in the capital, ended with the visitors winning 2-1, securing the cup for Shabab Hadhramaut.
The Hadhrami team opened the scoring early through their standout player, Zaid Al Jarash, who expertly executed a direct free kick. Al Jarash returned to add a second goal for Shabab with a deceptive shot that the Wahda goalkeeper couldn't handle, putting his team in a comfortable position.
In the second half, Wahda attempted a comeback and managed to narrow the gap with a goal from their player Ali Al Hanbasi. The match saw referee Yahya Darwish issue red cards to Shabab players Mohammed Al Tayri and Ameen Yaslam, forcing the team to finish the game with nine players.
Following the match, Sana'a Mayor and Al Wehda Club Chairman Ameen Jumaan, Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports Ali Hadhban, Club Secretary General Mohammed Al Sadiq, and Olympic Committee Secretary General Mohammed Al Ahajari presented the Platinum Jubilee Cup to the Shabab Hadhramaut team.