Al-Zawraa Club is preparing to face Al-Students team in the second round of the Iraqi Stars League, amid great anticipation from the fans after the team's strong performance in recent matches. The coaching staff is relying on three main elements to achieve victory.

Firstly, the home advantage and the support of the fans, as the Al-Zawraa stadium is expected to be filled with around 16,000 spectators, creating an exciting atmosphere that encourages the team to deliver their best performance. The presence of fans is considered a significant strength for Al-Zawraa, especially in major matches, as the support from the stands boosts the players' confidence and increases the pressure on the opponent.

Secondly, the experience of goalkeeper Jalal Hassan, the veteran goalkeeper of the Iraqi national team, who has a high ability to read the game and handle pressure in major matches. Having a goalkeeper of this caliber provides the defense with greater comfort and forms a solid wall against Al-Students' attacks, especially in critical encounters that require continuous focus throughout the match.

Thirdly, the strength and quality of the players, as Al-Zawraa includes a group of distinguished elements in all positions; from defense with Jordanian Abdullah Naseeb, Akam Hashem, and Maytham Jabbar, to midfield led by Nizar Al-Rashdan, and attack led by Quqiya, Mohammed Qassem, Mahdi Al-Humaidan, and Rizq Bani Hani. This diversity gives the coach various options to change tactics or reinforce the attack or defense based on the flow of the match.

Analysts also indicate that the team's ability to move collectively and position intelligently on the field will be crucial against Al-Students, who possess good elements capable of surprising the opponent. Experts believe that the match will not only depend on individual skills but also on Al-Zawraa's ability to exploit spaces and control the rhythm, especially in the second half.