Hours before the match against Al-Karma today, the police coach, Moamen Suleiman, spoke about the importance of this match and also addressed the mistakes that accompanied his team's performance in recent matches and his plans to rectify these mistakes and stabilize the situation within the team.

Suleiman said: "We know what happened in the past few days, individual mistakes have cost us a lot and we take them seriously. Our work now is to correct the small details because the difference is made by the one percent that we overlook, and every player must take responsibility during the match."

He added: "I am not looking for excuses; my job is to fix the reality. We will increase the hours of work on tactical discipline and focus on short passes and high pressing."

He continued: "In the past two days, we reviewed the mistakes the team was making, and we worked on defensive positioning and quick transitions from defense to attack, and I emphasized to them that we must impose our personality on the pitch regardless of the opponent."

He stressed: "I ask the fans for patience and support because the team needs their voice, but at the same time, I ask the players to repay the favor with good performance and free of mistakes."

He concluded: "The match will be a new opportunity for us to correct our path, and I believe in the players' ability to change if they adhere to the instructions."