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Home side Al Wakrah welcomed the visitors Al Ahli to the Soud bin Abdelrahman stadium yesterday night for their round 9 clash.<br />
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Al Wakrah had parted ways with Tunisian head coach Maher Kenzari after poor results had left them in 9<sup>th</sup> place with just 7 points from 8 matches.<br />
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The Blue Waves were looking to have a fresh start with their latest incumbent Algerian Noureddine Zekri however, it was not to be.<br />
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Al Ahli for their part had won convincingly in the previous round against Kharaitiyat (4-0) and there attacking duo of Dioko and Meshal were continuing where they had left off last season.<br />
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The first goal came courtesy of Alain Dioko on 22’ minutes but was soon cancelled out by last season’s top scorer Sebastian Saez (31’).<br />
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Al Ahli replied almost immediately as they regained the lead just one minute later through a rejuvenated Meshal Abdulla Abdulla.<br />
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Then to put an end to any thought of a Wakrah comeback Alain Dioko struck once again in the 68<sup>th</sup> minute. The Congolese currently leads the Top Scorers standings with 10 goals in 9 matches.<br />
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The result moves Al Ahli up to 4<sup>th</sup> and Al Wakrah are resigned to yet another gut wrenching loss when they could least afford it. The Blue Waves are currently in 10<sup>th</sup> place in the Qatar Stars League.