SWSC to play volleyball league final

Tactical approach leads to comeback

Originally weathering Al Wasl's pressure in the opening two sets, Sharjah Women's Sports Club developed a comprehensive game plan that resulted in 25–20, 25–20 in favour of the hosts. Still, this careful strategy let the team save energy for the last phases.

Sharjah changed its approach to become aggressive both defensively and forward in the third set, guaranteeing a 30–28 victory. The momentum carried until the fourth set, which they controlled 25–19 via aggressive transitions and strong defensive play. The players displayed extraordinary mental fortitude in the pivotal fifth set, guaranteeing the triumph 15-10 and securing their just position in the championship final.

The coach notes the team's fighting attitude

Head coach Karim Ben Ayyad acknowledged his satisfaction in the team's performance following the game, saying, "As expected, it was a tough battle. The strong team, Al Wasl, performed in the opening two matches. We knew, nevertheless, that we might return, and our players showed outstanding battling spirit. Key to our success was our dedication to our tactical plan and ability to concentrate on pivotal points.

"We managed to impose our rhythm in the last three sets by solid defensive organisation and tactical changes, including changes in player positioning and service-receive strategies," he said. Our whole attention now is on the last; thus, we will keep working hard to take the title.

Sharjah aims for championship glory

Sharjah Women's Sports Club advances one step towards a major triumph with this victory as they get ready for the league final, hoping to grab the championship. The team has shown tenacity and the capacity to defeat formidable opponents all through the competition; now they want to top off their outstanding season with the sought-after championship.