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The Qatari team snatched the second card qualifying for the final of the Arab Club Championship currently being held in Jordan, after defeating Zamalek in the semi-finals.
The second match of the semi-final between Zamalek and Qatar, which the Qatari team won 3-2 in its favour, witnessed excitement in its events, after the match extended to five exciting confrontations between the two teams.
Zamalek decided the first match in their favour, through Brazilian professional Gustavo Tosipo, ranked 37th in the world, who beat Ahmed Khalil of Qatar 3-0 in the game.
And the results were as follows: (11-6, 11-4, 13-11).
The Qatari team equalized the result after its Austrian professional Robert Gardos, ranked 26th in the world, defeated Zamalek player Mahmoud Ashraf Helmy, 3-0 in the number of games.
The results of the games in favor of Jardos were as follows: (11-5, 11-7, 11-8).
In the third match between the two teams, Ahmed Saleh managed to beat Mohammed Ali Hussein of Qatar 3-0 in the number of games.
The results of the three games that Saleh settled in his favour were as follows: (11-8, 11-6, 11-9).
To lead Zamalek 2-1 in the number of matches.
The fourth confrontation came between Zamalek professional Gustavo Tosibo and Qatar-Austrian professional Robert Gardos, and Gardos settled in his favour, 3-1 in the number of games.
The results of the match, which the Austrian Gardos won in his favour, were as follows: (9-11, 11-6, 11-7, 11-2).
For the two teams to equalize in the number of matches with a score of 2-2, and a fifth and playoff match is resorted to.
The fifth confrontation came between Mahmoud Ashraf, player of Zamalek, and Ahmed Khalil, player of Qatar, Qatar. Khalil, player of Qatar, won it 3-1 in the number of games, to give his team a ticket to qualify for the final match of the Arab Club Championship.
The results of the match were as follows: (11-13, 11-5, 11-8, 11-8).
Thus, he will meet Al-Ahly team in the final match of the Arab Club Championship, which is currently being held in Jordan, and will be held tomorrow, Monday, at three in the afternoon.