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<p>Al Wakrah continued their good run by beating Al Gharafa 2-0 in Week 21 of the 2020-21 season QNB Stars League at the Al Duhail Stadium on Tuesday.</p><p>Mohamed Benyettou (46th minute) and Abdulrahman Mohammed (62nd minute) scored the goals as Al Wakrah improved their points tally to 22 with their sixth victory.</p><p>Al Wakrah stretched their unbeaten run to four matches, having drawn with Qatar SC goalless, beaten Al Sailiya 1-0 and held newly-crowned champions Al Sadd to a 1-1 draw in Weeks 17, 18 and 19 respectively.</p><p>Al Gharafa remained on 30 points and missed another chance to return to the top four.</p><p>It was The Cheetahs’ eighth defeat. They had lost 1-3 to Al Ahli in Week 19.</p><p>The match was originally scheduled for 6th April along with other Week 21 games, but was rescheduled in view of Al Gharafa’s play-off with Uzbekistan’s FC AGMK in Doha on 7th April, 2021, for a berth in the 2021 AFC Champions League group stage.</p><p>The first real chance of the match came Al Gharafa’s way in the 18th minute, but a shot by Ahmed Al Janehi, after he was put through by Sofiane Hanni, was saved by Al Wakrah goalkeeper Saoud Al Khater who exhibited good reflex.</p><p>Three minutes later, Al Gharafa’s young star Homam Al Ameen came up with a long-range grounder and Al Khater pouched it.</p><p>Homam was at it again in the 24th minute, but this time, he hit wide of the far post from the left.</p><p>Al Gharafa attacked mostly through the wings.</p><p>For Al Wakrah, Benyettou, Abdulrahman Mohammed and Khalid Muneer made unsuccessful attempts at the goal in the first half.</p><p>Al Wakrah came on for second-half play by fielding Omar Ali and Mohammed Emad, and the move immediately paid off as the former assisted Benyettou for the first goal with a cross from the right.</p><p>Al Wakrah were on the surge and Benyettou headed over a Murad Naji corner kick in the 50th minute.</p><p>Benyettou played a significant role in the second goal too, as Abdulrahman Mohammed played a one-two with him before finding the target after outplaying rival defenders Homam and Yousef Muftah.</p><p>Al Gharafa then effected a few substitutions, including that of their spearhead Jonathan Kodjia, but failed to find a breakthrough.</p><p>Al Gharafa had beaten Al Wakrah 1-0 in the first leg of 2020-21 season QNB Stars League.</p>