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Bahrain face Qatar in Arab Volleyball final today

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Bahrain’s men’s volleyball team has punched their ticket to the final of the 23rd Arab Men’s Volleyball Championship, setting up a highly anticipated match against Qatar later today at 6:30 PM. After a convincing win over Oman, Bahrain will face their Gulf rivals in what promises to be an exciting matchup.

On Friday, Bahrain delivered a masterclass performance, sweeping Oman in straight sets (26-24, 25-13, 25-19) to advance to the final.

In front of an excited home crowd, Bahrain executed a well-rounded strategy that kept Oman on the defensive and in constant pressure. The final will see Bahrain face Qatar, who edged out Tunisia in a dramatic four-set semifinal (19-25, 25-19, 25-22, 25-21). Pressure and Precision The first set was a close battle, with both teams exchanging points early.

But Bahrain began to take control, thanks to some sharp serves and key blocks from Mohammad Jassim and Hussein Mansoor. With attackers like Nasser Annan, Mohammad Yaqub, and Ali Ibrahim leading the charge, Bahrain seized the set 26-24, with Yaqub’s powerful spike sealing the deal.

Once Bahrain got going, they never looked back. Mohammad Yaqub, who scored 19 points, was instrumental in pushing Bahrain to victory. His attacking prowess helped Bahrain maintain the momentum, while their serves continued to pressure Oman.

By the end of the match, Bahrain had racked up 76 points to Oman’s 56, showing their total control over the game. Mohammad Yaqub Leads the Attack Yaqub’s 19-point performance made him the standout player of the match.

His offensive contributions, especially his powerful spikes, were crucial in keeping Bahrain on top throughout the match. With the final just hours away, the excitement is palpable.

Led by captain Nasser Annan and setter Hussein Mansoor, Bahrain’s players are pumped up and ready to go for the title. Fans are eager to see if Bahrain can keep up their dominant form and claim the championship, making today’s match against Qatar one to remember.

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