Kuwait Football Association president Sheikh Ahmad Al-Yousef don talk say the Blues land Jeddah to fight for Gulf Cup title, Gulf 27.
He tell Kuwait Sports Channel say: ‘Without a doubt, we dey prepare the national team to compete for every tournament we take part in. As for the result, na with the grace of God.’
Kuwait go begin their Gulf 27 campaign against their Saudi brothers for Al-Inma stadium inside King Abdullah Sports City, Jeddah. Group One also get Iraq and Sultanate of Oman. This edition of Gulf Cup dey run from 23 September this month reach 6 October next month.
Al-Yousef continue say: ‘The Gulf Cup don pass fifty years, everybody dey strive to win am, and everybody dey their best preparation level. God willing, e go be fair competition, and na that important pass, and say this edition succeed.’
Then surprise come for Kuwaiti public wey thirsty for eleventh title. ‘We don provide supporters association wey go start work from tomorrow for Jeddah, and we don also provide, as of now, 3 aircraft to carry around 650 fans go attend the Blues matches,’ he talk.
Al-Yousef add: ‘We expect more flights, plus the sons of Kuwait wey dey Kingdom in large numbers. For anybody wey want attend, we go place the supporters association notice for Jeddah to facilitate all matters.’
On working with Saudi officials, he talk: ‘The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia always opens its doors to the people of Kuwait, from border crossings reach airports.’
For another side, Local Organizing Committee for 27th Arabian Gulf Cup Khaleeji 27 don complete preparations for King Abdullah Sports City Stadium and Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal Sports City Stadium to host tournament matches for Jeddah, Saudi Press Agency talk on Wednesday.
The preparations include equipping stadium pitches, facilities, and supporting services, completing arrangements for entry and exit of spectators, and preparing designated areas for national teams, delegations, and media representatives, according to tournament approved operational plans.
Dem also review operational, crowd-management, security and safety, and medical service plans, plus organize spectator movement inside and around the two stadiums to make entry and exit easy and ensure services dey available throughout match days.
