MUSCAT : The anticipated match, scheduled at Al Nahyan Stadium, is a crucial friendly encounter ahead of the Asian finals.
Under the guidance of Croatian coach Branko Ivankovic, Oman’s national team has been intensively gearing up for the Asian Cup. Recent victories, notably a 2-0 win against the Chinese national team with goals from Arshad Al-Alawi and Mohsen Al-Ghassani, have buoyed the team’s spirits. Rigorous training sessions encompassing fitness drills and technical skill enhancements have been the focus, highlighting their commitment to peak performance.
The team’s training camp also witnessed the return of goalkeeper Fayez Al-Rashidi from Bahraini club Manama and the comeback of player Mahmoud Mabrouk after recovering from an injury, strengthening the squad ahead of the upcoming fixtures.
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Oman’s journey in the Asian Cup commences on January 16 against Saudi Arabia in Group F fixtures, followed by encounters against Thailand and Kyrgyzstan.
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