Health
Eight Clubs Set to Compete in 2025-2026 Gulf Club Champions League
The Arab Gulf Cup Football Federation (AGCFF) has officially announced the clubs that will participate in the 2025-2026 Gulf Club Champions League. This marks the second edition of the tournament, which aims to elevate the standard of football across Gulf nations.
Participating Clubs Represent Diverse Nations
A total of eight clubs have been selected by their respective national associations to compete in this prestigious tournament. The teams include Al Rayyan from Qatar, Al Ain from the United Arab Emirates, Sitra from Bahrain, Al Shabab from Saudi Arabia, Zakho from Iraq, Al Nahda from Oman, Tadamon Hadramaut from Yemen, and Al Qadisiya from Kuwait.
This tournament is not only a competition but also a platform for enhancing technical expertise and sharing best practices among the clubs participating in the region. The AGCFF seeks to foster a deeper level of professionalism and skill development within Gulf football.
Looking Back at the Inaugural Edition
The first edition of the Gulf Club Champions League wrapped up with Duhok SC of Iraq taking the title. Duhok triumphed over Al Qadisiya SC from Kuwait, winning 2-1 in the second leg of the final, following a goalless draw in the initial match. This victory set a high standard for the upcoming tournament, generating excitement among fans and players alike.
As preparations for the next season continue, the AGCFF remains committed to promoting competitive football and enriching the regional sporting landscape. The expectation is that the upcoming tournament will build on the successes of its predecessor and attract even greater attention from football enthusiasts across the Gulf region.
Air New Zealand Defends Airpoints Amid Australian Criticism
Soprano Olivia Forbes Reveals Her Favorite Auckland Spots
Prepare Hearty Chicken Tikka Masala in Just 10 Minutes
Taupo District Council Defers Water Management Agreement with Iwi
Hawke’s Bay Faces Counties-Manukau in Thrilling NPC Opener
Challenge Your Knowledge with the Herald’s Afternoon Quiz
Landlord Discovers Disturbing Conditions, Tenant Fined $4,822
Former Cafe Worker Becomes Owner of Takapuna Beach Cafe
Amy Odell Explores the Complex Life of Gwyneth Paltrow
Test Your Knowledge: Take the Herald’s Afternoon Quiz Today
PM Faces Backlash from Fans During Netball Trophy Ceremony
Dunedin Designers Win Top Award at Hokonui Fashion Event
UK and India Finalize Trade Deal to Boost Economic Ties
Coalition Forms to Preserve Māori Wards in Hawke’s Bay
Fonterra’s Miles Hurrell Discusses Butter Prices with Minister Willis
Prime Minister Luxon Remains Silent on Foreign Buyers Policy Change
Huntly Begins Water Pipe Flushing to Resolve Brown Water Issue
Reggae Icon George ‘Fiji’ Veikoso Passes Away at 55
-
World5 days agoTest Your Knowledge: Take the Herald’s Afternoon Quiz Today
-
Sports6 days agoPM Faces Backlash from Fans During Netball Trophy Ceremony
-
Lifestyle6 days agoDunedin Designers Win Top Award at Hokonui Fashion Event
-
World1 week agoCoalition Forms to Preserve Māori Wards in Hawke’s Bay
-
Top Stories1 week agoUK and India Finalize Trade Deal to Boost Economic Ties
-
World1 week agoFonterra’s Miles Hurrell Discusses Butter Prices with Minister Willis
-
Politics1 week agoPrime Minister Luxon Remains Silent on Foreign Buyers Policy Change
-
World1 week agoHuntly Begins Water Pipe Flushing to Resolve Brown Water Issue
-
Entertainment1 week agoReggae Icon George ‘Fiji’ Veikoso Passes Away at 55
-
Lifestyle5 days agoDisney Fan Reveals Dress Code Tips for Park Visitors
-
Politics1 week agoEuropean Poultry Showcases Quality at WOFEX 2025 in Manila
-
Top Stories1 week agoOver 70 Jobs Cut at New Zealand’s Department of Conservation