Video.. President of Al-Hilal. We pay millions to Sunni rulers… and now is the time for support, not blame.

Prince Nawaf bin Saad, chairman of Al Hilal, has expressed his displeasure with the Saudi Football Federation’s selection of foreign referees recently brought in to officiate the team’s local matches.

Al Hilal narrowly edged Al Khaleej 2-1 on Tuesday in a match officiated by Latvian referee Andris Trimanis.

Video technology has been cancelled Two goals for Al Hilal (Savic and Benzema) In the second half, and before that, he denied the existence Penalty for Gulf’s Joshua King after handball.

“Al Hilal” president said after the match. “We are very happy with these three points and our happiness will be even greater on Friday when, following the announcement by His Majesty the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, the cup final (against Al Khuloud) has been sponsored.”

“Thank you very much to the Al Hilal fans for their cooperation in general and especially to those who came to support the team on the pitch (against Al Khalij). We value their criticism and sometimes appreciate their criticism.

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He continued. “We are at the end of the season and we have sensitive matches, so this period is a period of support for the team.”

He sent a message to the Saudi Arabian Football Association and the Referees Committee, saying: “Al-Hilal paid millions of riyals to bring in foreign referees who were not at the expected level and were not elite referees. Their excuse was that the European Union does not cooperate with us in sending elite referees.”

He emphasized. “But some neighboring countries managed to bring about 8 or 9 elite leaders recently, so I don’t know why we are paying these huge sums of money.

Nawaf bin Saad opened a surprise. “One of the referees who recently officiated at Al Hilal matches is a Sunni group referee in his country.”

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“We appreciate them (the Football Association) but they need to do more to bring in referees at the level of this league, which has now become one of the most important leagues.

Al-Hilal were able to challenge Al-Nasr for the lead as the gap between them was reduced to just two points (79/77) with three rounds to go in the competition, knowing they would meet in a crucial derby in the penultimate round.