8:00 PM - Haya (4-0-3) vs Ikhlas (0-4-3):
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Haya
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Ikhlas
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Rank
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1st
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9th
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Division Standing
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1st
in Mecca
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3rd
in Mecca
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Context
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With a 4-1
win over Ihsan, Haya claimed the top spot in the league. If they like the
view from the top they are going to have to take care of the league’s worst
team.
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Salvaged a
point against Taqwa, saw Ikhlas keep their faint playoff hopes alive. A lost
tonight might just all about do it for this group
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Last Meeting
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Missing key
players in their first meeting did well to fight back and tie the game 2-2
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Could not
take advantage of Haya missing a few key players and let a 2-0 lead slip
away, settling for a tie.
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Goals For
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17
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15
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Goals Against
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10 (lowest
in the league)
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20
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Most Points in their last meeting
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Salman Khalid-2
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Mehmed Rizvanovic- 2
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Main Question
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Losing Sufyan Shaikh (see N and R) is
devastating… Is Umair Awan the
right replacement for this team
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With the
addition of Tahir Marouf there is
no question that Ikhlas looked better, but yet they are still looking for
their first win. Is Marouf’s second game with his new teammates enough time
to help get Ikhlas their first victory?
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Hamidi Prediction
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Tie
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Tie
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9:00 PM- Ihsan (2-2-2) vs Yaqeen (4-1-1):
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Ihsan
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Yaqeen
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Rank
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4th
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3rd
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Division Standing
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2nd
in Medina
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1st
in Medina
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Context
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Ihsan has
been inconsistent all season. They have had some big wins (7-3 vs Sabr) and
some lopsided defeats (7-2 vs Yaqeen & 4-1 vs Haya)
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Yaqeen still
remains in the hunt to finish first or second overall.
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Last Meeting
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One of those
games where you have to forget and move on
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A 7-2
thrashing that took no one saw coming
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Goals For
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17
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21 (highest
in the league)
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Goals Against
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20
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10 (lowest
in the league)
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Most Points in their last meeting
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Faraz Alvi & Ajmal Esmatyar-2
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Saleem Malik- 4
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Main Question
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Farooq Sani and Saleem
Malik scored 6 of the 7 goals last time… Can Ihsan make the necessary
adjustments here?
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Can Yaqeen
come into this game and not take their opponents lightly?
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Hamidi Prediction
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Yaqeen Win
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10:00 PM- Shukr (2-3-1) vs Ridha (1-4-1):
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Shukr
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Ridha
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Rank
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6th
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8th
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Division Standing
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2nd
in Jerusalem
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3rd
in Jerusalem
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Context
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Shukr’s
inability to score goals reared its ugly head again last week with a 2-1
defeat versus Yaqeen
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Although
they got a point in a wild back and forth affair with Emaan (4-4), it kind of
feels like a let down after managing to beat Sabr 2-1 the prior week.
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Last Meeting
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Scoring two
goals on the power play helped powered them to a 4-2 win
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Accumualted
16 PIM in their first meeting with Shukr
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Goals For
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9 (lowest in
the league)
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15
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Goals Against
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11
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20
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Most Points in their last meeting
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Sufyan Kazi-3
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Yahya Ingar, Abdur-Rahim Manjra, Yusuf Ingar &
Haris Hyder-
1
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Main Question
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The most
goals Shukr has scored in a game was 4 and this was against Ridha. Is this
the game Shukr ails their anemic offense?
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A win here
will vault you up into a playoff spot… how bad you want it?
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Hamidi Prediction
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Ridha Win
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11:00 PM- Sabr (2-3-2) vs Taqwa (4-0-2):
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Sabr
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Taqwa
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Rank
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5th
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2nd
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Division Standing
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2nd
in Mecca
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1st
in Jerusalem
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Context
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October was
a horrible month for Sabr as they went winless
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With a game
in hand on Haya and with Yaqeen right on their heels, Taqwa looks to ascend
back to the top of the standings.
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Main Question
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Can Sabr
come out of their slump?
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After
letting a point slip away against Ikhlas, can Taqwa recover and get back to
their winning way?
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Goals For
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13
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19
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Goals Against
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16
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13
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Most Assists
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Ali Murtaza: 8
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Huzaifa Panchbhaya: 8
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Who’s Hot
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Coming of a
bye-week
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3rd Star vs
Ikhlas: Riaz Lasania- 1 G
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Hamidi Prediction
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Sabr Win
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