A Moroccan refereeing team will officiate the final match of the Gulf Cup.

Moroccan Referee to Officiate Gulf Cup Final
Moroccan referee Jalal Jaid has been selected by the referees committee of the Gulf Football Association to officiate the final match of the "Gulf 27" tournament, which will feature the national teams of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday at King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah.
Jaid will be assisted by Zakaria Berenji and Mustafa Akrakad, while the fourth official will be Kuwaiti Abdullah Jamali, and the fifth official will be his compatriot Saud Al-Shamali.
For the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system, Moroccan Hamza Al-Farq has been appointed as the video referee, assisted by Dutch Erwin Blank and Bahraini Ismail Habib, while Omani Ibrahim Al-Hosni will serve as the referee observer.
The Saudi national team reached the final after defeating the Qatari national team in a penalty shootout with a score of 3-2, following a goalless draw in both regular and extra time, while the UAE national team advanced to the final after winning against Oman by a single goal.





