Fathi Al-Jabali: Urgency Cost Us Three Points, The League Is Still Long

Al Quwa Al Jawiya concluded their match against Gaz Al Shamal with a 1-1 draw in the third round of the Iraqi Premier League, marking the team's third consecutive draw and leaving them with a total of 3 points.

After the match, a press conference was held where the team's head coach, Fathi Al-Jabal, and defender Mujtaba Mohsen spoke, revealing the extent of the frustration within the Al-Jawwi house.

Tunisian coach Fathi Jebali began his remarks by apologizing to Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya fans, emphasizing that the team failed to capitalize on their advantages.

The mountains said:

"We apologize to our fans. We faced a good and motivated team, and we tried to secure the win, but our impatience cost us three points."

He added:

"I repeat my apologies to our fans. I am a new coach in the Iraqi league and we need to work hard in the upcoming phase to correct mistakes and enhance the team's readiness."

Mountains addressed the turning point in the match, which was the missed penalty in the first half:

"The missed penalty affected us in the match. If we had scored it, the game would have gone in a different direction. But that's football; we must learn from these mistakes."

The Tunisian coach did not hide the difficulty of the task ahead, but he confirmed that the work will double in the coming days to bring the 'Eagles' back to the path of victories.

Defender Mojtaba Mohsen spoke about the reasons for the team's struggles, noting that they delivered what was required but lacked the finishing touch in front of goal.

Mohsen said:

"We aim to make up for it in the upcoming matches. We played well and dominated for most of the time, but we lacked the final touch to secure the win."

He added:

"The draw does not satisfy our ambitions or the ambitions of Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya fans. As players, we will work to double our efforts in training to correct mistakes and bring joy to our fans in the upcoming rounds."

With this result, Al Quwa Al Jawiya continues to bleed points, as the team has not achieved a single victory in the first three rounds, settling for three draws.