In one of the strongest matches of round 37 of the Iraqi Stars League, Zakho Club continued its strong performances this season, defeating Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya with a score of 2-0 in the match held this evening at Zakho International Stadium, amidst a remarkable audience presence and a thrilling atmosphere befitting an anticipated clash between two heavyweight teams.

Zakho entered the match in third place and had officially secured its position until the end of the season, but its players showed a high competitive spirit as if the title was still up for grabs. The red team did not settle for just a showy performance or a draw, but instead pressed, attacked, and dominated, proving that their results this season were not coincidental.

The star of the team, Ahmed Yassin, scored both goals of the match in the 33rd and 77th minutes, confirming his strong return in the final rounds of the season and his high effectiveness in front of the goal. He also played the role of a true leader on the field, granting his team a significant moral victory over a team the size of Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya.

On the other hand, Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya continued to show a clear decline, presenting one of their weakest matches of the season, leading to ongoing negative results amidst a state of administrative and technical confusion that clearly affected the players' performance.

The angry Al-Jawiya fans, dissatisfied with the current situation, continued their absence from the stands, signaling their complete rejection of the reality faced by one of Iraq's largest clubs. The team remained in fifth place with 57 points, amidst fierce competition with Al-Najaf and Al-Karma for a spot in the King Salman Cup.

With this victory, Zakho concludes its season at home with a significant win over one of its direct rivals, confirming that stable management and a clear technical project are capable of building a team that competes for the title in the coming seasons.

As for Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya, the match marked a new chapter in the story of technical and administrative collapse, making it essential to restructure the team from the ground up if they wish to return to real competition in the future.