Fathi Al-Jabali comments ahead of the match against Karbalaa

Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya have concluded their training in preparation for their match against Karbalaa tomorrow evening at Karbalaa International Stadium at 8 PM Baghdad time, as part of the sixth round of the Iraq Stars League.

Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya enter the match in a difficult position after five rounds without a victory, sitting in sixteenth place with four points from one loss and four draws.

Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya's coach, Fathi Al-Jabali, stated in a special interview before the match that the team is going through a phase that needs to be overcome quickly, affirming that facing Karbalaa is an important opportunity to bounce back.

The coach added: "We know very well that the fans of Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya are not satisfied with the current results. The champion of the last edition should not be in this position. Therefore, our goal is clear tomorrow, which is to win only and nothing else."

The coach stated: "We have been working over the past few days to address the mistakes that accompanied us in previous matches. Our problem has been in finishing attacks and in some small details. The team is performing well, but it lacks focus in the final touch."

The Tunisian coach pointed out that Karbalaa is a respectable team that is performing well, especially as they have recently returned to the Iraq Stars League. He said: "We respect Karbalaa and know that they will play at home in front of their fans. But we are Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya, and we must take responsibility and get out of the cycle of draws."

Wakhed Al-Jabal concluded his remarks: "The players are determined to give everything they have. We want three points to restore confidence to the team and get us back on the right track."

Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya player Abbas Adel has confirmed the team's readiness for the match and pledged to give his best to please the Falcons' fans.

Abbas stated: "The current situation is not fitting for the name Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya. Five rounds without a win is a tough number for us as players. But we are working as one unit to change the image."

He added: "The match against Karbalaa is tough because they play at home and want the points. But we have the experience and quality that qualify us to return with a win. We know what is required of us."

Abbas has sent a message to the club's fans: "We promise to give our utmost effort on the pitch. We play for the club's badge and for you. Support us and, God willing, we will make you happy with the first three points of the season."

Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya sit 16th with four points, while Karbalaa are 15th with five points from four draws and one loss.

The match is of great importance for both teams, as Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya are looking for their first win to distance themselves from the danger zone, while Karbalaa aims to capitalize on the visitors' struggles and secure a victory that will give them a morale boost at the start of their league campaign.

The match kicks off at 8 PM tomorrow, Monday, at Karbalaa International Stadium.