ربع نهائي دوري الكابتن سعيد المسند.. الليلة

يقام الليلة الدور ربع النهائي من منافسات دوري الكابتن سعيد المسند رحمه الله لكرة الصالات في نسخته الثانية الذي يستمر حتى يوم الجمعة المقبل في صالة الاتحاد القطري لكرة الصالات بنادي الوكرة، وستكون المباراة الأولى اليوم بين اتحاد الشرطة وفريق الشقب الساعة الخامسة مساءً، على أن تكون المباراة الثانية بين سنونو والجسرة الساعة السادسة مساءً، واللقاء الثالث يجمع بين النصر وسبورت دوم الساعة السابعة مساءً، والمباراة الرابعة بين فريقي مدرج العنابي وأكاديمية فاردن الساعة الثامنة مساءً، ومن المتوقع أن تشهد المباريات الاربع ندية كبيرة بين كافة الفرق للتأهل للدور نصف النهائي من البطولة الذي سيقام يوم الأربعاء المقبل، ولذلك المتابعين والجمهور سيكون أمام مباريات حافلة بالاثارة، وكان دور المجموعات للدوري انتهى بمباراتين في المجموعة الأولى، حيث حقق اتحاد الشرطة الفوز على أكاديمية فاردن برباعية مقابل هدف، بينما فاز سبورت دوم على جامعة الدوحة بثلاثة اهداف مقابل هدفين، وبالنسبة للترتيب العام بعد انتهاء دور المجموعات، في المجموعة الأولى احتل اتحاد الشرطة المركز الأول وسنونو ثانياً وأكاديمية فاردن ثالثاً وسبورت دوم في المركز الرابع، وجامعة الدوحة في المركز الخامس، بينما المجموعة الثانية، جاء النصر في صدارة المجموعة ومدرج العنابي في المركز الثاني، والجسرة ثالثاً والشقب في المركز الرابع، وتقام البطولة بمشاركة 10 فرق، وهي: أكاديمية فاردن، وسبورت دوم، وسنونو، واتحاد الشرطة، وجامعة الدوحة، والشقب، والوكرة، والجسرة، والنصر، ومدرج العنابي،ويحظى دوري الكابتن سعيد المسند بتواجد عدد كبير من الرعاة والشركاء ، وزارة الرياضة والشباب الشريك الاستراتيجي، وفودافون قطر راعى الاتصالات الرسمي للبطولة، والاتحاد القطري لكرة القدم شريك المنشأة، ومن الداعمين الرسميين شركة أسيل للمياه، والجزيرة للعطور بجانب الرعاء والشركاء الاخرين.

Doha, Qatar: World No.1 Mostafa Asal survived a spirited challenge from Switzerland’s Yannick Wilhelmi to advance to the quarter-finals of the 2026 Qatar Classic yesterday.

The reigning World Champion was pushed hard during the high-intensity 48-minute encounter before he eventually secured an 11-5, 11-4, 11-3 victory at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex. sweetbonanza.qpon

Despite Wilhelmi’s impressive resistance, the top seed Asal dropped just 12 points across the three-game contest to keep his pursuit of a maiden Qatar Classic title on track.

Asal, who has known Wilhelmi since their junior days, was full of praise for the Swiss player after the match.

“Yeah, for sure. I’ve been playing with Yannick all over the years. Since I was 14 or 13, the British Junior Open and the World Open,” Asal said.

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“He’s a pretty good guy on and off court and I’m really happy to see him in that place and challenging the top boys. He’s another Swiss on the road. I played against Niki and now Yannick, so I’m pretty pleased with that.”

“I’m trying to make myself as sharp as I can. It’s a big push at the beginning to kick off the season,” Asal, who finished runner up at the Qatar event on the last two occasions, said.

Earlier, World No.9 Marwan ElShorbagy also progressed after overcoming compatriot Curtis Malik 11-5, 11-9, 11-7 in 35 minutes. France’s Gregoire Marche was also victorious, fighting back from losing the opening game to defeat American Timothy Brownell 5-11, 11-6, 11-7, 11-9 in 46 minutes. World No.13 Aly Abou Eleinen also advanced, defeating France’s Baptiste Masotti 11-5, 11-9, 11-2 in 41 minutes.

Meanwhile, on the women’s draw, former World No.1 Nouran Gohar survived a dramatic five-game battle with compatriot Malak Khafagy to book a quarter-final showdown with defending champion Hania El Hammamy.

Making her competitive return after a year away from the PSA Tour following the birth of her first child in April, fifth-seeded Gohar was pushed to the limit in a thrilling 91-minute contest as she eventually prevailed 11-7, 9-11, 13-11, 12-14, 11-9.

“I didn’t enjoy my squash today, but I did enjoy my resilience and mental toughness. I need to go through matches like these,” Gohar said after the win.

On her upcoming quarter-final with El Hammamy, she added: “I’m really looking forward to that match. It’s going to be competitive out there, but no pressure whatsoever. I’m looking forward to the match.”

El Hammamy, meanwhile, continued her title defence with a convincing 11-4, 11-8, 11-7 win over England’s Lucy Turmel in 39 minutes.

Belgium’s Tinne Gilis also produced a commendable performance, overcoming India’s Anahat Singh in five games. Gilis recovered from losing the second and third games to win 11-4, 8-11, 9-11, 11-4, 11-3 in 58 minutes.

Fourth seed Sivasangari Subramaniam also advanced, defeating Egypt’s Salma Hany 12-10, 11-6, 11-5 in just 26 minutes.

The first local race for purebred Arabian camels for the 2026-2027 season continued for the eighth day, organized by the Camel Racing Committee and running until September 18, with a large turnout from fans of this traditional sport.

The race competitions take place over 12 consecutive days in the morning only, with 5 days for the camels of Their Highnesses and Sheikh Al-Saada, followed by 7 days for the camels of the tribes.

Today's races were intense and exciting, featuring 20 heats for the foals (general heats) over a distance of 4 kilometers, with 12 heats for female foals and 8 heats for male foals. In the first heat for open female foals, /Dalila/ owned by Mohammed Abdullah Mohammed Saeed Al-Naabet excelled, delivering an outstanding performance that allowed her to take the top spot in the heat, completing the race in a time of 6:15.98 minutes, ahead of /Malath/ owned by Mohammed Abdulhadi Al-Buraidi, who came in second with a time of 6:19.56 minutes.

In the main race designated for older horses, Dalham, owned by Ali Fahad Al-Safran, secured first place, recording a time of 6:15.20 minutes, leaving the runner-up position to Al-Wasmi, owned by Saleh Matar Al-Dosari, with a time of 6:16.35 minutes. Rasi, owned by Rashid Mohammed Al-Marri, came in third with a time of 6:20.67 minutes.

As for the best times of today's competitions, it was in the eighth race designated for older horses, achieved by Mumez, owned by Jaber Mohammed Al-Marri, who covered the 4-kilometer distance in a time of 6:07.29 minutes.

The competitions of the first local race will continue tomorrow, Tuesday, with the organization of 30 races for the age of horses (general races) over a distance of 4 kilometers, with 20 races for young horses and 10 races for older horses.

Doha, Qatar: Qatar's Olympic team will kick off its football campaign at the 2026 Asian Games against South Korea on Tuesday at Mizuho Park Stadium.

The fixture is part of Group D, which also includes Saudi Arabia.

The Games officially begin on September 19 and run until October 4.

The tournament kicks off tomorrow, ahead of the official opening ceremony, featuring 15 teams divided into four groups. Three groups consist of four teams each, while Group D comprises only three.

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— Qatar Football Association (@QFA_EN) September 14, 2026

The group stage will be played in a single round-robin format. The top two teams from each group will advance to the quarterfinals, with the tournament thereafter continuing on a knockout basis through the final and the third-place playoff.

Qatar's task will not be easy against South Korea, the record-holder with six Asian Games gold medals. South Korea will be aiming for a fourth consecutive title following their victories in 2014, 2018, and 2022. Qatar won the football gold medal in 2006.

Head coach of the Qatar Under-23 national team, Jose Angel Lacunza, selected a 23-player squad for the tournament. The squad comprises goalkeepers Abubakar Mohammed, Jalal Amir and Mohammed Fawzi, along with Mohammed Hani, Faisal Mohammed, Yaman Jarrar, Bassam Adel, Zaid Burhan, Ali Shehabi, Alwaleed Mohammed, Atef Magdy, Jassim Al Hamad, Mohammed Ali, Muath Ibrahim, Yousef Mohammed, Nawaf Al Yahri, Tamim Al Qadi, Ziad Fadi, Qais Al Rawi, Nasser Adel, Mohammed Khaled, Marwan Sherif and Ghanem Al Menhali.

The Qatar Olympic team's delegation departed Doha early Friday morning for Aichi-Nagoya to compete in the tournament, where the team has begun preparatory training for its opening match in Group D.

Qatar is participating in the 20th Asian Games with a delegation of 243 athletes, 184 men and 59 women, representing 18 sports federations.

At the 2023 Asian Games held in Hangzhou, China, Qatar won 14 medals: five gold, six silver, and three bronze.