In an in -depth artistic reading preceding the launch of the West Asian Volleyball Championship for the teams, the sports analyst in the Qatari Cup channel, Captain Nasser Al -Mousa, highlighted the tactical and defensive aspects expected in the championship competitions, stressing that the defensive nature and discipline in the blocking walls will be the most prominent title for this version, in light of the great rapprochement in the levels between the participating teams.
He emphasized that the West Asian team for the teams will be a yard of tactical conflicts and defense discipline more than that it is an opportunity to emerge new offensive names.
In a technical analysis he presented, Al -Mousa reviewed the most prominent technical features and expected possibilities in the championship groups, indicating that the block will have the supreme word in determining the results of many matches.
Al -Mousa believes that the general nature of this tournament will be defensive with distinction, as the capabilities of teams in collective blocking will highlight more than dependence on the strikers or the attackers, indicating that the repulsion is what will decide the crucial confrontations due to the rapprochement of physical and technical levels between most of the participating teams.
Al -Mousa pointed out that the championship will most likely not secure new hungeries, and that the fans will see the brilliance of the well -known players in their teams. Despite this general trend, he believes that the Saudi national team may constitute an exception, likely to present a player or two that appear remarkably in this version.
The Qatari Cup analyst touched on the talk about his country, saying: Despite the theoretical advantage of Qatar in the second group, he expressed his concern about the performance presented by Al -Annabi in the last Asian Nations Championship, stressing that experience alone is not sufficient if the team does not remedy its physical and mental retreat, and restore its strong level known in previous occasions.
He believes that the struggle for the second qualification card in the second group will be greatly limited to the teams of Oman and Kuwait, describing their confrontation as “articulated” in drawing the features of the second qualified, with a slight superiority of the Omani team in the event that it maintains its stability and balances its lines.
In the first group that includes our team, the Emirates, Lebanon, and Jordan, Al -Mousa suggested our team to lead the group and qualify smoothly to the semi -finals, taking advantage of the experience of its players and the harmony of the group, at a time when the competition for the second place remains completely open between the UAE, Lebanon and Jordan, amid a scarcity of information and preparations preceding the tournament.
