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El Jaish travelled across town to face a rejuvenated Kings side who under new head coach Radhi Shenaishil were starting to get their season back on track.<br />
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El Jaish maintained their position in third in the Qatar Stars League with a 2-1 win over Qatar Sports Club at the Suhaim bin Hamad stadium.<br />
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It was the third straight win for El Jaish and the new signings were finally starting to settle in.<br />
The 25-year-old Korean striker Cho Young-Cheol put Qatar Sports Club up in the 19th minute with a stunning free-kick. Cho sent the ball dipping over Jaish’s three-man wall and past keeper Ahmed Abunora.<br />
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In a tame opening half, El Jaish captain Wissam Rizk wasted his team’s best chance in the 17th minute when he blasted a right foot effort wide of the target from 10 metres out.<br />
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The second-half had slightly more bite with the introduction of El Jaish’s Ghana-born Mohamed Muntari. The 20-year-old mid-fielder immediately had an impact. The rangy Muntari cancelled Cho’s goal with a superb header in the 58th minute and two minutes later scored his fourth goal of the season to give his team a 2-1 lead with an assist from Hasan Magid.<br />
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QSC striker Han Kook-young blew a great scoring chance in the 47th minute when his header sailed straight into the goalkeeper’s arms. The Korean really should have done better.<br />
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Then Hamdi Harbaoui had the chance to level the scores once more but he missed a penalty in the 76th minute.<br />
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Fifth place Qatar Sports Club will now take on Al Shamal whilst El Jaish will meet AL Khor on Wednesday the 22^nd of October.