Al Bataeh finished their match against Al Jazira in the seventh round of the ADNOC Pro League with a 1-0 loss, leaving them with three points in twelfth place. Following the match, the team’s coach, Farhad Majidi, stated that he was pleased with the players’ performance but that the team was unlucky not to score despite creating chances. He noted that Al Jazira scored in the first half from their only opportunity and congratulated them on the victory, adding, “I congratulate Al Jazira on their win. They have outstanding players in every position.”

Al Bataeh concluded their training sessions in preparation for their match against Al Jazira at Mohammed bin Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi, as part of the seventh round of the ADNOC Pro League. Al Bataeh trained under the guidance of Iranian coach Farhad Majidi at their home stadium, focusing on tactical and technical aspects and finalizing their lineup before Saturday’s match. Al Bataeh currently sits in twelfth place with 3 points.

ودع البطائح مسابقة كأس رئيس الدولة من الدور 16 بعد خسارته من شباب الأهلي بركلات الترجيح بعد نهاية المباراة بالتعادل السلبي بدون أهداف ، أقيمت المباراة على ستاد خالد بن محمد بالشارقة ، دخل البطائح المباراة وهو محملاً بغيابات مثل محمد جمعة وعبدالعزيز هيكل ومروان فهد وعزيز جانييف وعمر كيتا بداعي بنود العقود مع شباب الأهلي وغاب ايضا ميلكي وحمد البلوشي وسعيد جمعة للإصابة ، استطاع فرهاد مجيدي مدرب فريق البطائح فرض اسلوبه الدفاعي المحكم في المباراة وحد من خطورة نجوم شباب الأهلي طوال ال120 دقيقة إلا ان ركلات الحظ الترجيحية ادارت ظهرها للبطائح بعد ما قدم لاعبوه أداءً قوياً وكانوا نداً لشباب الأهلي الذي أستحق التأهل لدور ال8 ، وبعد نهاية المباراة وخلال المؤتمر الصحفي قال فرهاد مجيدي ان لاعبوه قدموا مباراة قوية وأداءً عالية فالبرغم من النقص إلا أن فريقه كان ندا لشباب الاهلي الذي يعتبر من أقوى الفرق في الإمارات وقال مجيدي نعم الفريق ناقص العدد وكان يجب تدعيمه بشكل أكبر عن الموسم الماضي وذكر فرهاد أن الفريق يخلق فرص كثيرة في كل مبارياته إلا أنه يعاني من قلة التسجيل وهذا ماسنعمل عليه ونحاول تحسينه

Al Bataeh continued its series of negative results by losing to Al Wahda with three goals to one in the match that brought the two teams together at Khalid bin Mohammed Stadium in the sixth round of the ADNOC Professional League Championship. Al Bataeh entered the match intending to improve its position in the standings, but Al Wahda quickly ended that by scoring two consecutive goals from two defensive errors in the 10th and 14th minutes of the first half. Al Bataeh tried to catch up in the match and was able to control the course of the match, but Al Wahda scored the third goal before its player was sent off in the second half. Al Bataeh reduced the difference in the 65th minute and tried to equalize, but Al Wahda’s defense repelled the team’s attacks. With this loss, Al Bataeh’s balance froze at 3 points in twelfth place.

Al Bataeh coach Farhad Majidi said in the press conference in advance of his team’s match against Al Wahda in the sixth round of the ADNOC Professional League: “We are returning after a long break, during which we worked on the players’ physical side. It was an opportunity for our injured players to return and have friendly experiences to maintain the pace of the matches. We are playing our match against one of the best teams in the league, as this match requires great focus and discipline on the field, and we seek to come out positive.” Meanwhile, player and captain of the first team, Abdulaziz Heikal, said: “Our preparations are positive for the Al Wahda match, and we are ready to do our best to come out with a positive result. Al Wahda is a distinguished team with distinguished players, and I am confident in my fellow players and our ability to play a good match. The long break was a positive opportunity if it was exploited in a way that benefits the team, and this is what we worked on throughout that period.”

Al Bataeh coach Farhad Majidi said in the press conference in advance of his team’s match against Al Dhafra in the fifth round of the ADNOC Professional League: “Based on our performance in the matches, we deserve more points. We have only one way, which is to win the next match and return to advancing in the standings and correct our position in the league. All players are ready for the match, with the exception of one player’s injury.” While the first team player, Yvonne Junior, said: “Everyone is fully prepared for the next match. We know that it will not be an easy match and return to advancing in the standings, as we deserve a better place in the league. We know the importance of the match and we will do everything necessary to win and collect points.”

At Khalid bin Mohammed Stadium, we play against Shabab Al Ahli in the round of 16 of the President’s Cup

Al Bataeh suffered their second consecutive defeat against Al Wasl, with a clean goal, in the match held at Khalid bin Mohammed Stadium. Al Bataeh entered the match with the desire to win and make up for their loss in the previous match. Al Wasl’s goal came in the 30th minute of the first half, after which Al Bataeh dominated the match and the team’s coach, Farhad Majidi, made several changes that almost resulted in a draw, but the referee had a different opinion, as he called on the VAR to watch a very clear incident following Keita’s obstruction in the penalty area. However, the referee preferred not to count it, amidst the audience’s astonishment. Seconds later, a clear handball by the Al Wasl defender occurred, which the referee did not count and was not called to watch the incident. After the match, the team’s coach, Farhad Majidi, said in the press conference that many things were happening without him finding explanations for them. He said: “I am very sad, not because of the loss, as we wasted many opportunities, but the reason for my sadness is the infringement of the players’ rights and efforts, especially in the second half. In short, there are difficult things that kept happening for the team, and whoever wants to understand them can understand them, and whoever does not want to understand them does not want to understand them. These are the rights of players who have given their all.” They did their best and everyone played with all their strength and effort for the team.

Al Bataeh coach Farhad Majidi said in the press conference for his team’s match against Al Wasl in the fourth round of the ADNOC Professional League: “Naturally, our goal is to avoid a poor performance like the previous match. We know very well that we will face a strong team, and I believe the players are ready for this match. The good news for us is the return of our four injured players, which makes our work easier. However, it will certainly be a difficult match, and I believe we are ready for this match and hope to perform well.”

“This is our third match in the league and our second at home. We won the first match and we are optimistic about playing again at home. We know that we will face one of the strongest teams in the league, but the coach has prepared the team in an appropriate way and we hope to achieve a positive result. Focus is important in all matches, especially against a team like Al Wasl. We hope to achieve our goals from the match,” said first-team player Rafael Pereira.

As part of community initiatives, engaging all segments of society and introducing the club, Al Bataeh Football Club organized a visit for the first team players to students of Al Bataeh Boys School, where Daniel Bessa and Saeed Jumaa met with the students, presented prizes and gifts, and participated in taking commemorative photos with them.