UAE national team coach: We have analyzed the Oman national team thoroughly and we are ready to face them.

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Zlatko Dalic, the head coach of the UAE national team, announced on Friday that the coaching staff has thoroughly studied the Oman national team and is ready to face them on Saturday in the semifinals of the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup.

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The UAE coach expressed his happiness with the level his team has shown in the tournament, confirming that the players have performed excellently, and that the focus is now solely on the match against Oman, away from any discussions about expectations for reaching the final.

He emphasized the importance of the Gulf Cup, explaining that all teams and coaching staffs are working hard to reach the final match and win the title.

Dalic added that having two days of rest does not pose a barrier for the UAE national team, stressing that the players are capable of regaining their energy before the upcoming match.

Dalic concluded his statements by affirming that "winning the Gulf Cup is not easy," noting that "the UAE national team must work hard and control the course of the match, given that the Oman national team possesses great capabilities that make it a tough opponent in the semifinals."

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Dalic said during the pre-match press conference: "We have studied the Oman national team carefully, especially what they showed in the final minutes of their match against Kuwait, which saw a strong comeback that allowed them to qualify."

Dalic praised the Omani team, saying: "We will face a respected and strong opponent. The Oman national team has great strength. The team's reaction during the last 20 minutes against Kuwait was remarkable, as they managed to turn things around and qualify, which reflects the hard work of the coaching staff and players."

The UAE coach expressed his happiness with the level his team has shown in the tournament, confirming that the players have performed excellently, and that the focus is now solely on the match against Oman, away from any discussions about expectations for reaching the final.

He emphasized the importance of the Gulf Cup, explaining that all teams and coaching staffs are working hard to reach the final match and win the title.

Dalic added that having two days of rest does not pose a barrier for the UAE national team, stressing that the players are capable of regaining their energy before the upcoming match.

Dalic concluded his statements by affirming that "winning the Gulf Cup is not easy," noting that "the UAE national team must work hard and control the course of the match, given that the Oman national team possesses great capabilities that make it a tough opponent in the semifinals."