Fuhood Zabeel clinch Sharjah Ramadan Futsal Championship title

Fuhood Zabeel players and officials celebrate during the presentation ceremony. - Supplied photo

Fuhood Zabeel were the undisputed winners of the seniors' team of the 4th edition of the Sharjah Ramadan Futsal Championship that concluded on Sunday. Meanwhile, team TG clinched the U14 title.
Both teams were felicitated by Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi, Chairman of Sharjah Media Council, under the presence of Sheikh Saqr bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Sharjah Sports Council, and senior officials from state entities and sports associations in Sharjah.
Fuhood Zabeel beat Sharjah Police to clinch the championship title
With strategies in place to secure the trophy, Fuhood Zabeel and Sharjah Police started the match, each eager to edge past the other.
As soon as the match started, Fuhood Zabeel's Ranjin Tayan opened the scoring, which was followed by two subsequent goals in quick succession. Sharjah police scored their opening goal with a penalty kick by David Edwardo.
In the second half audiences were further impressed by Fuhood Zabeel's player Williams Olivira who scored 2 brilliant goals quickly changing the score to 5-1.Brazilian Jonathan Cesar joined the scorers list and added the sixth goal for his team. Sharjah Police came back in the game and scored two goals by William da Silva at 13th minute in the second half. Fuhood Zabeel dominated the match proceedings with another goal by Cesar, thus, defeating Sharjah Police by a comfortable margin of 7-3.
Meanwhile, TG emerged winners of the U14 championship
The first title game of the evening was off to a blazing start, with TG's Mohammed Al Bayat scoring the first goal of the match minutes after the match started. Team Fast pressed hard scoring a goal at the 11th minute by Badr Lutah. TG's Saif al Kaabi and Obai Bu Samah scored two consecutive goals bringing the tally to 3-1. This was tackled by a counter attack by Fast's Hasan Khalfan, raising the intensity of the match by the end of the first half, which continued until the final whistle, announcing TG, as the champions in the U14 category.