In an impressive display of skill and dominance, the youth team from Al-Shabab secured a resounding victory against Al-Orobah, winning 6-0. This match took place on Thursday at the Al-Shabab stadium in Riyadh as part of the 25th round of the Saudi Pro League, also known as the “Day of Science” round.
The scoring commenced in the 16th minute when striker Abderrazak Hamdallah found the back of the net for Al-Shabab, setting the tone for what would become a lopsided contest. By the 34th minute, the team struck again, with player Juanكا doubling their lead, demonstrating precise teamwork and offensive capabilities.
The second half saw Al-Shabab continue their relentless assault on Al-Orobah’s defense. Just seven minutes after the restart, Bonaventura added the third goal in the 52nd minute, highlighting the youth team’s offensive prowess. As the match progressed, Al-Shabab was awarded a penalty in the 59th minute, which Hamdallah converted effortlessly, securing his second goal of the match and pushing the score to 4-0.
The momentum showed no signs of slowing as Wesley Hudite scored in the 69th minute, further extending the lead to five goals. Hamdallah, proving to be a standout player of the match, capped the scoring in the 82nd minute with his third goal, thus completing a personal hat-trick and rounding off the score at 6-0.
With this emphatic win, Al-Shabab’s tally increased to 43 points, elevating them to sixth place in the league standings. Meanwhile, Al-Orobah remains in a challenging position, sitting at 12th place with only 26 points to their name.
This match showcased Al-Shabab’s high-caliber performance and demonstrated their ambitions for the current season of the Saudi Pro League. The standout performance from players like Hamdallah not only secured the victory but also contributed to their standings as they approach the concluding matches of the league. Al-Orobah, on the other hand, will need to regroup and reassess their strategies to climb out of the lower half of the table as the season progresses.
In summary, the clash between Al-Shabab and Al-Orobah was a telling demonstration of the competitive nature of the Saudi Pro League, emphasizing the disparity in performance levels among teams.
