Clarification Statement from the Yemeni Association for Sports Media Regarding the Leak of CAS Documents

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  The Yemeni Association for Sports Media through its legal representative, Lawyer Ralph Charbel, issued a clarification statement concerning the illegal leak of documents from the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), related to the appeal submitted by the Association against the International Sports Press Union. The statement emphasized that publishing these documents on social media platforms constitutes a clear violation of Article 43 of the CAS Procedural Rules, which imposes strict confidentiality on all documents and proceedings related to the case. The statement highlighted that respecting legal confidentiality is a fundamental principle to ensure the integrity of judicial processes and protect the rights of all parties involved. Background: The case dates back to 2016, when the Association was prohibited from participating in the activities of the International Sports Press Union unless it paid the annual membership fees, which were duly documented. In 2025, nine other cou...
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Ittihad Ibb on difficult mission against Ahli Sana'a

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By Mareb Al-ward


Al Ahli and Ittihad teams


Ahli Sana 'a team plays with its Ittihad Ibb counterpart on Friday afternoon at the Olympic Stadium in Seyoun, Hadramawt governorate in penultimate round of the Yemen Football League return stage


Al Ahli, nicknamed the "Emperor", leads Group I by 19 points and is the first team to qualify for the Golden Square since the third round, while the Al Ittihad, also known as the "Eagles", is in third place with 11 points equal to the coastal crescent but is outscored by goal difference.


Al Ahli played eight games, won in six of them and drew one time, losing like it, scoring 14 goals and conceding two goals to be the strongest in attack and defence.


Similarly, Ittihad played eight games, winning three, losing like it, drawing two, scoring six goals and conceding the same.


On the basis of the above, the match is not of great importance to the Al Ahli after qualifying for the semi-final and singling out them for the lead, but that does not mean that they will not look for a win, because the team wants to confirm its worth, show the character of the potential champion and record positive numbers, and therefore remains the most prominent candidate to win.


On the contrary, the Ittihad seeks to hijack match points at all costs to enhance its chances of qualifying for the Golden Square despite the strength of the opposition, which won it a single goal, and the heated competition for the second qualifying position in which Tdamn Hadramawt is currently stationed by 15 points.


The game is likely to be offensive in nature from the outset, as the Ittihad will try to score an early goal that gives it preference while balancing in collective defence to avoid conceding goals.


For the Ahli, he may play more comfortably and may be able to control the match from the elements of his strength and determination of his qualification.


Even beyond the current data, Al-Ahli has the advantage of winning in the history of previous league meetings, with 10 wins in which it scored 36 goals, while the Ittihad won four games and scored 21 goals, with a draw between them on four occasions.

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