Second Ramadan soccer Championship for Disability Fund's employees concluded
Sana'a - Saba:
The second Ramadan football Championship for employees of the Fund for the Care and Rehabilitation of the Disabled, organized by the cultural, sports and social aspect of the Fund, on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan, concluded in Sana'a on Thursday.
Eight sports teams participated in the Championship, which were named after the names of the great martyrs and leaders "Hassan Nasrallah, Martyr Leader, Sinwar, Samad, Ismail Haniyeh, Al Aqsa, the Fund's team, and Al-Quds".
The final match was held today between the teams of Martyr al-Sinwar and Hassan Nasrallah, which ended with al-Sinwar winning 6/5 goals; al-Sinwar's goals were scored by Mohammed al-Aghbari three goals, Abdul Rahman al-Khawlani "two goals", and Abdul Hakim Rashid "one goal".
The Martyr Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah team's goals were scored by Ayman al-Bahlouli, Muhammad Hamir Dabaan, and Muhammad Shihab al-Khatib, before referee Osama al-Houri announced the end of the match and crowned Sinwar as the champion of the tournament and title holder.
After that, the Executive Director of the Fund for the Disabled, Dr. Ali Moghli, his deputy, Othman Al-Salawi, the Fund's Finance Director, Salim Al-Abyad, the representative of the Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, Mohammed Al-Faqih, and the head of the organizing committee of the Championship - the cultural and sports supervisor at the Fund for the Disabled, Majid Al-Nahmi, honored the first place winner "Al-Sinwar Team" and the second place winner "Martyr Hassan Nasrallah Team" with cups, medals and cash prizes.
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