Rodgers after Riyadh's six: We aim to put Al Qadsiah on the map of Saudi football

Brendan Rodgers, the manager of Al Qadsiah, expressed his happiness with the 6-0 victory over Riyadh, affirming his satisfaction with the performance and the result, as his team imposed their style, dominated possession, and showcased their technical abilities.

Rodgers highlighted that Saudi Arabia had a good first half, noting that his coach changed the tactical system and plan, successfully delivering a strong performance despite his team's two-goal deficit.

Al Qadisiyah's coach added that his team scored two great goals in the first half, but they needed to put in more effort. Therefore, he urged his players at halftime to tighten their lines, improve their positioning, and develop their counter-pressing.

Al Qadsiah showed a faster and more direct performance in the second half, expressing his happiness at giving opportunities to several young players who have not had many appearances recently.

Rodgers praised Al-Jaber's participation, highlighting his comfortable performance. He also noted Sangaré's goal, emphasizing the importance of taking advantage of the opportunities available to players who are constantly working to prove their abilities.

The coach expressed his admiration for the city of Riyadh and his desire to play matches there while providing entertaining football, clarifying that Al Qadsiah's ambition is to establish its name and position on the map of Saudi Arabia.

Rodgers confirmed that winning and delivering strong performances against big clubs in Riyadh brings him special happiness, emphasizing Al Qadsiah's pursuit of continuing their positive results and competing for the top positions in the Roshn League, after they topped the standings following their victory over Riyadh.