The Air Force team visits Karbala at the Karbala International Stadium tomorrow, Tuesday, at 6 PM, as part of the 33rd round of the Iraqi Stars League, in a match that brings together two teams experiencing difficult administrative and technical situations, sharing the disappointment of a significant decline this season.

The Falcons, who entered the season with aspirations of competing, found themselves amidst internal chaos represented by the change of more than three coaches during the season, alongside accumulated administrative crises that affected the technical balance, causing the team to gradually drop in the standings.

Under the leadership of current coach Ali Abdul Jabbar, the Air Force is trying to gather what remains of its cards, as it currently stands in sixth place with 50 points, a position unworthy of the club's name and history, putting added pressure on the coaching staff and players to emerge with a respectable face in the final rounds.

As for Karbala, the situation is no better, as it suffers from ongoing administrative problems, in addition to a FIFA penalty that has prevented it from making new contracts, which has directly reflected on the team's results, causing it to drop to 19th place with 22 points, within the relegation zone, and it now needs unexpected and surprising results to save its season.

The first leg match ended in favor of the Air Force with a score of 1-0, but the current circumstances of both teams make the return match more complicated, as Karbala will fight in hopes of survival, while the Air Force seeks to restore its prestige and save its season from complete collapse.

Fans from both sides hope that this match will mark the beginning of a turnaround, but the reality indicates that recovery requires more than just a win; it needs decisive decisions to end the chapters of confusion that both teams have suffered throughout the season.