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<p>Al Shahania coach Nabil Anwar spoke to the media ahead of their 2019-20 QNB Stars League Week 18 match against Al Ahli.</p><p>“We could reach a good level technically and physically, and I hope the team will succeed in the difficult next stage, especially since it is coming after a long break.</p><p>“I thank the club management for its confidence in assigning me the task of training the team. I am not a stranger to the team and I have been working with the squad for three seasons. and I know all the players and their capabilities.</p><p>“No doubt, it’s a difficult task. However, I am confident we will overcome the challenge.</p><p>“Regarding the departure of Tunisian strikers Ahmed Akaichi and Ali Ferydoun, I would say their exit is a loss for the team. I respect their decisions,” said Nabil.</p>
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<p>Al Shahania player Saad Hussein said, “Our preparations for the Al Ahli match went off well. We are in a difficult position. Our goal is to stay in the top flight.</p><p>“However, nothing is impossible in football and we are used to these competitions. God willing, we will achieve our goal of staying in the First Division.</p><p>“As far as coach Nabil is concerned, I would say former coach (Jose) Murcia has a style and Nabil also has a style.”</p>