Sudan, the land of pride and glory, faces the Algerian team. Kwasi raises spirits... Al-Gharbal leads the attack, and the fans play a vital role as our national team
begins its journey in the Arab Nations Cup. The "Falcons of Jediane" football team begins its journey in the Arab Nations Cup today, Wednesday, December 3, 2025, at Ahmed bin Ali Stadium against its Algerian counterpart. This is a strong start for the Falcons of Jediane, and today's match is considered one of the most important matches in this stage. The importance of today's match stems from the fact that it is the beginning of the tournament and the strength of the opponent.
100% Readiness for the Falcons of Jediane
Our national team has completed its serious preparations for today's match under the supervision of the technical staff led by Ghanaian Kwasi Appiah and his assistants at the stadium where the match will be held. The final training session clearly demonstrated the Falcons of Jediane's readiness for today's match, as the team's stars displayed high levels of both technical and physical ability.
The Falcons of Jediane are 100% ready. Kwasi Motivates National Team Stars
Coach Appiah spoke extensively to the national team players during the final training session, motivating them with strong words. He consistently creates impactful programs aimed at boosting the players' morale so they can perform at their best in this match.
Al-Gharbal Leads the Attack
The coaching staff is heavily relying on star player Mohamed Abdel Rahman Al-Gharbal to lead the Sudanese attack, make a difference, and score goals. Al-Gharbal has made a strong comeback after recovering from an injury that sidelined him for a period. Abdel Rahman possesses great talent and high capabilities, making him capable of leading the Falcons of Jediane in this tournament.
The Falcons of Jediane Miss Manu's Efforts
Our national team will be without the dangerous striker John Manu in today's match, as he was sent off with a red card in the Lebanon qualifier. The player is expected to return to play against the Iraqi national team in the second round of this group stage. An Ideal Lineup for the National Team
Ghanaian coach Kwesi Appiah is expected to field an ideal lineup against the Algerian national team, led by Munjid Al-Nil, Mustafa Karshoum, Mohamed Ahmed Ernaq, Bakheet Khamis, Yasser Jobak, Salah Adel, Wali Al-Din Khader Pogba, Ammar Taifour, Abdul Raouf Yaqoub, Awad Zayed, Musa Kante, and Mohamed Abdel Rahman.
An Expected Role for the Community
The Sudanese community has always provided the necessary support for the national team wherever it plays, and the Falcons of Jediane are expected to find strong and effective support from the Sudanese community in Qatar. The team received such support during the crucial match against Lebanon, and the Sudanese community is one of the largest in Qatar.
Respecting the Algerian national team is essential.
The Algerian national team is considered one of the strongest teams in the tournament. It is well-known that the Algerian team has a long history in Arab and African championships, boasts a distinguished record, and includes a constellation of great stars. The Sudanese national team must respect the Algerian team, as respecting the opponent always leads to victory.
