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GULF TIMES ODI Ton As India Win a Thriller SPORT Page 4 MMOTORSPORTOTORSPORT | Page 7 Qatar’s Adel Abdulla aiming for success in Dubai Baja Wednesday, March 6, 2019 CRICKET Jumada II 29, 1440 AH Kohli slams 40th GULF TIMES ODI ton as India win a thriller SPORT Page 4 FOOTBALL/ASIAN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Benatia strikes on Asian debut as Al Duhail win 3-0 Qatar Stars League holders claim three points with emphatic victory over Iran’s Esteghlal in Doha tion grew with their inability to break the Qatari defence and they resorted to shooting from range. Captain Pejman Montazeri tried his luck but his eff ort sailed wide. Substitute Ali Afi f sealed victo- ry with the third goal after a swift counter attack. The Qatari inter- national midfi elder embarked on a 50-yard jinking run and then ex- changed a one-two with Nakajima that left him with a simple tap in in added time. Al Duhail travel to Saudi Arabia to face Al Hilal on Matchday Two, while Esteghlal welcome Al Ain to Tehran next Tuesday. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal edged past Emirati side Al Ain 1-0, with Mohamed al-Shal- houb scoring the winning goal in the 65th minute. The Saudis held the upper hand from the outset, Brazilian Carlos Eduardo forcing a save from Al Ain goalkeeper Khalid Eisa as early as in the third minute of the Group C clash. After Al Hilal failed to score off a couple of half-chances in the fi rst half, Eduardo found himself in the thick of the action fi ve minutes after resumption but much to his agony his shot crashed against into the upright. But Al Hilal’s constant pressure eventually paid off when captain al-Shalhoub profi ted from a cross Yousef El Arabi and Ali Afif (bottom) celebrate their goals against from Mohamed al-Buraik and Esteghlal. blasted home to seal an invaluable away win. In Group D, Uzbekistan’s Pa- Medhi Benatia (third from left) reacts as his Al Duhail colleagues congratulate him after he scored against Esteghlal in their opening Asian khtakor couldn’t hold on to their Champions League match yesterday. PICTURE: Noushad Thekkayil early lead and split points with Persepolis after a 1-1 draw at the AFC the blocks, and nearly got their Rahmati tipped it behind in the Benatia marked his AFC Cham- Azadi Stadium in Tehran. Doha opening goal within 60 seconds of 12th minute. pions League debut with a goal, Pakhtakor went ahead in the kick-off . Luiz Junior intercepted Al Duhail nearly broke the dead- heading home Murad Naji’s cross fi fth minute after Dragan Ceran’s the ball in midfi eld and supplied lock just before the break through to open the scoring for Al Duhail in header bounced off the upright atar’s Al Duhail turned Shoya Nakajima who advanced Nakajima who took Bassam Al Ra- the 56th minute. and Marat Bikmaev found himself on the power in the sec- down the left and struck from a wi’s cushioned header fi rst-time Top scorer Youssef El Arabi in perfect position to score off the ond half to beat Iran’s narrow angle. The Japanese’s shot from the edge of the box but could doubled the Qatari side’s lead in rebound. Esteghlal FC 3-0 in their was saved by Mehdi Rahmati. not fi nd the back of the net. the 74th minute. The Moroccan Persepolis, the runners-up last Qopening 2019 AFC Champions Centre-back Ahmed Yasser Rui Faria’s men came out from latched onto a Nakajima through year, however equalised in the 25th League Group C tie in Doha yes- tested the goalkeeper from dis- the dressing room a diff erent side, pass and rounded the goalkeeper minute with Croatian Mario Bu- terday. tance. His powerful strike seemed taking the game to their opponents before slotting into an empty net dimir scoring from close following The home side came racing off destined for the top corner, but and soon taking the lead. to make it 2-0. Esteghlal’s frustra- a pass from Bashar Resan. BOTTOMLINE Al-Somah shines in Al Ahli win over Al Sadd AFC around the six-yard box a few min- The in-form striker netted with a ning start, as did two-time cham- Jeddah utes later. thumping header off a Salman Mu- pions Guangzhou Evergrande, with Al Ahli punished the visitors washar corner to get his second of Brazilians Anderson Talisca and midway through the fi rst half when the night. Paulinho on target. mar al-Somah struck Baghdad Bounedjah was adjudged Al Ahli will now be high on con- Former Southampton striker twice to give Saudi Ara- to have brought down al-Somah in fi dence when they travel to Uz- Pelle opened the scoring with a bia’s Al Ahli a fi ne 2-0 the box. The crowd favourite sent bekistan on Matchday Two to play close-range header after 21 min- opening day win over Al Sadd custodian Saad al-Sheeb Pakhtakor while 2011 champions Al utes at the Changwon Stadium in OQatar’s Al Sadd in their 2019 AFC the wrong way to give Al Ahli the Sadd host Persepolis with an eye on South Korea, only for the home Champions League Group D fi x- lead. making amends. side to strike twice in eight second- ture yesterday. Al Sadd looked to push forward Meanwhile in East Asia, Ma- half minutes through Woo Ju-sung Al Sadd had knocked out Al Ahli in search of an equaliser in the rouane Fellaini made his AFC and a clever dinked fi nish from Kim in the Round of 16 during last year’s second half but they found the go- Champions League debut for Seung-jun. edition, but Syrian striker Al So- ing tough, with Al Ahli head coach China’s Shandong Luneng but the The big Italian Pelle turned his mah had missed both legs of that Jorge Fossati ensuring a robust de- former Manchester United mid- marker and equalised for Shan- tie. This time around, he made his fensive display against his former fi elder was outshone by Graziano dong from close range in the 77th presence felt with a convincing side. Pelle, who scored both goals in the minute and should have bagged a show up front. In the 69th minute, Abdelkarim 2-2 draw at Gyeongnam FC. hat-trick and all three points, but It was Al Sadd who started off as Hassan’s strike was parried away In another match, Melbourne his 88th-minute header went wide. the brighter side, with Jung Woo- by Mohamed al-Owais for a corner Victory slumped to their fi rst home In Australia, the impressive Ces- young coming close to scoring in in what was the fi rst real chance of group-stage defeat in eight years as inha scored a spectacular equaliser the ninth minute but his powerful the second half. Brazilian striker Cesinha inspired and had a hand in both other goals free-kick could only scrape the side Six minutes later, Al Sadd’s a dream debut for South Korea’s as the South Korean side came from netting. hopes of overturning the result Daegu FC. behind in their fi rst ever group- Akram Afi f then somehow skied were dealt a heavy blow when Al Al Sadd forward Baghdad Bounedjah (centre left) vies for a header with Ahli’s Paulo Diaz (C-R) during their The 2018 winners Kashima Ant- stage match to stun Melbourne the ball over the bar from just Somah doubled Al Ahli’s lead. AFC Champions League match in Jeddah yesterday. lers got their campaign off to a win- Victory 3-1. Gulf Times 2 Wednesday, March 6, 2019 FOOTBALL DECISION SPOTLIGHT Liverpool staying positive despite Hummels, Boateng blip, says Klopp AFP their past six league games, London leading to suggestions that may be feeling the nerves. However, with nine matches urgen Klopp has vowed left to play, Klopp insists his and Mueller out of that Liverpool will re- side are not willing to give up main positive as they hopes of a successful fi nale to battle for the Premier the campaign. JLeague title despite a wobble “We are positive – how that has enabled Manchester couldn’t we be positive?” he City to seize the initiative. told liverpoolfc.com. Liverpool’s destiny is no “There is a lot to come and longer in their own hands af- a lot of games to play. What Germany picture ter a goalless draw in Sunday’s brought us here was the sta- Merseyside derby allowed Pep bility the boys showed. We are ‘I respect and understand the decision. I was once young myself and reliant on older players Guardiola’s City to regain top diffi cult to beat, which is very spot with a one-point advan- important in football. And we to make room for me, but of course, I wish we could have had a diff erent goodbye’ tage. created, still, in diffi cult games, Despite criticism over a lack which is very important in of creativity, the club have football. notched fi ve successive clean “Then you have to fi nish sheets in all competitions and a them off , which we did very of- Premier League-best 17 shut- ten but not (at Everton). outs this season, with just 15 “The dynamic (at the top of goals conceded in 29 matches. the table) changed a little bit Liverpool, who have not won – now we are second, they are the English top-fl ight since fi rst.
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