Al Zawraa thrashed 3-0 in the league

The Al Zawraa stadium in the capital Baghdad witnessed one of the most shocking and seismic surprises of the season in the Iraqi Premier League, as Al Jolan managed to dismantle the defenses of their hosts Al Zawraa with a clean three-goal victory, 3-0, in the 13th round. The match showcased tactical superiority and absolute mental presence from the visitors amidst the astonishment and despair of the Al Zawraa fans.

Al-Fallujah's Falcons imposed their style and high discipline from the start of the match; they appeared as the better side during the first half, delivering successive tactical strikes that unsettled Al Zawraa, who looked disoriented and unable to keep up with the fast pace of their opponents.

Kick-off at the 41st minute: Al Zawraa translated their clear dominance in the first half into a goal four minutes before the break, when Ibrahima Ndiaye found the net to give the Falcons of Fallujah the lead, ending the first half with a well-deserved advantage of one goal.

The second shock came in the 53rd minute: with the start of the second half and Al Zawraa's attempts to come back, Jolan surprised the hosts with a quick and lethal goal scored by Youssef Fawzi, doubling the score to 2-0 amidst complete disarray in Al Zawraa's defense.

The decisive blow came in the 62nd minute: the guests did not take long to respond; less than ten minutes after the second goal, star Ibrahima Ndiaye delivered the final blow to the seagulls by scoring the third goal in the 62nd minute, announcing a stunning and unexpected fall for Al Zawraa in their own den and in front of their supporters.

This historic hat-trick caused significant upheaval and a big shake-up in the overall standings of the competition:

Al Jolan have raised their tally with this surprising and well-deserved victory to 23 points, climbing deservedly to 4th place, confirming that they are the toughest number and the dark horse of the tournament this season.

Al Zawraa's points tally has stagnated at 21, dropping to sixth place, increasing pressure and doubts about the team's ability to compete amid ongoing technical crises and consecutive negative results.