Sharjah FC coach confirms team’s readiness for Bani Yas

Morais said, "I expect a good match, wherever it is played, because both teams possess the skill and ability. The league is entering its decisive phase, and therefore it will be a tough match for both sides."

He added, "It's impossible to predict how easy the match will be; it depends on how it unfolds. The victory in the last match against Al Wasl was important, and we are currently working on preparing in a way that guarantees us achieving our goal of securing the three points."

Addressing past results and team absences

The coach reflected on Sharjah's first-round loss, stating, "No two matches are alike. We understand that each game is different, but it's good to learn from past experiences and remember the results." He continued, "The team has become more cohesive, but we have some absences due to accumulated yellow cards. Midfielders Majid Surour and Majid Rashid are unavailable, in addition to Caio's continued absence, while Luan is working on his gradual return and adaptation to the team."

Player commitment and goals

Sharjah player Majid Al-Kass confirmed that the team is maintaining the same spirit to achieve positive results. He said, "Our preparations have been going well since before the Al Wasl match, which we won, and we aim to maintain this level in the remaining matches."

He added, "We are taking each match one at a time, and our goal is to win every game to improve our position in the standings, because this position is not befitting of Sharjah, a great club with a history of championships. Therefore, all the players are giving their all on the field."