Tadhamon Hadramaut Climbs to Second Place with a Clinical 2-0 Win Over Wahda
Tadhamon Hadramaut secured a 2-0 victory over Wahda Sana'a this Wednesday afternoon at Al-Faqeed Baradem Stadium in Al-Mukalla, as part of Round 7 of the Yemeni Premier League. This win moves Tadhamon to second place, level on points with league leaders Shaab Hadramaut.
Tadhamon opened the match with early pressure, scoring the leading goal in the 12th minute through forward Mamdouh Bin Ajaj, who capitalized on a defensive mistake. Despite Wahda Sana'a's attempts to equalizer, the first half ended 1-0 in favor of the hosts.
In the second half, Wahda’s coach made tactical substitutions, bringing on forward Ahmed Maher to boost the attack and defender Ahmed Noaman to secure the backline. In the 68th minute, Omar Joulan sealed the victory for Tadhamon by scoring the second goal directly from a corner kick that went straight into the net without touching anyone.
The final minutes saw standard fouls due to physical intensity. The referee issued a yellow card to Tadhamon's Mohamed Moqbel in the 87th minute, and another to substitute Jamal Al-Afarah in stoppage time (90+2'), concluding the match with a 2-0 win for Tadhamon.
League Standings: Tadhamon Hadramaut raised their tally to 16 points in 2nd place, trailing Shaab Hadramaut on goal difference. Meanwhile, Wahda Sana'a remains at 13 points, temporarily holding 3rd place
Tadhamon opened the match with early pressure, scoring the leading goal in the 12th minute through forward Mamdouh Bin Ajaj, who capitalized on a defensive mistake. Despite Wahda Sana'a's attempts to equalizer, the first half ended 1-0 in favor of the hosts.
In the second half, Wahda’s coach made tactical substitutions, bringing on forward Ahmed Maher to boost the attack and defender Ahmed Noaman to secure the backline. In the 68th minute, Omar Joulan sealed the victory for Tadhamon by scoring the second goal directly from a corner kick that went straight into the net without touching anyone.
The final minutes saw standard fouls due to physical intensity. The referee issued a yellow card to Tadhamon's Mohamed Moqbel in the 87th minute, and another to substitute Jamal Al-Afarah in stoppage time (90+2'), concluding the match with a 2-0 win for Tadhamon.
League Standings: Tadhamon Hadramaut raised their tally to 16 points in 2nd place, trailing Shaab Hadramaut on goal difference. Meanwhile, Wahda Sana'a remains at 13 points, temporarily holding 3rd place
