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pepper4455 Won 10/16The United Arab Emirates President's Cup final saw a high-stakes clash between two of the nation's most powerful footballing nations, Al-Jazira and Al Ain, at the Mohammed bin Zayed Stadium. The newly crowned domestic champions, Al Ain, were displaying overwhelming strength, winning their final matches by margins of four or five goals to nil, and boasting superstar striker Soufiane Rahimi. Al Ain's ambition was to complete a domestic double to solidify their absolute dominance this season; however, history in cup finals doesn't entirely favor this royal club. On the other side, the home team, Al-Jazira, held an impressive record in finals, winning three titles out of four appearances, and they had just thrashed Baniyas 4-1 last weekend. The arrival of veteran midfielder Mohamed Elneny has made the home team's midfield incredibly solid, providing a strong foundation for striker Simon Banza to readily punish any mistakes by the opposing defense.AH
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