The Referees Committee of the Gulf Football Union announced the appointments of official refereeing teams to manage the matches of the first round of the third edition of the Gulf Club Champions League, which will host six matches on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Committee assigned the task of managing the match between Saudi team Neom and their Yemeni guest Shabab Hadhramout to Bahraini referee Ahmed Khalil, with the match to be held at the National Club Stadium in Tabuk.
In the same context, the Committee selected Saudi referee Khaled Al-Turais to manage the match between Qatari Al-Duhail and Omani Al-Shabab, which will be hosted at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium in Doha. The Committee also entrusted Emirati referee Mohammed Al-Harmoodi with leading the match between Saudi Al-Ittihad and Kuwaiti Kazma, which will be organized at Al-Ola Stadium in Dammam, while Saudi referee Abdullah Al-Shahri will manage the match between UAE's Al-Nasr and Bahrain's Riffa at Al Maktoum Stadium in Dubai.
For his part, Kuwaiti referee Ali Muhammad will manage the match between Qatar SC and Iraqi Al-Zawraa at Jassim bin Hamad Stadium in Doha. The task of managing the match between UAE's Ajman and their Iraqi guest Al-Arbil was assigned to Omani referee Mohammed Al-Maani, to be held at Rashid bin Saeed Stadium. The appointments also included the selection of assistant referees, the fourth official, members of the video technology room, referee evaluators, and match observers for each of these fixtures.
The Committee indicated that these appointments come as part of the comprehensive organization of the first round matches of the tournament, which sees participation from teams from several Gulf and Arab countries. This step is part of the standard administrative procedures to ensure that the sporting competitions proceed according to the standards approved by the Gulf Football Union.
Source: Arriyadiyah newspaper
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