Results are in UAE: Emirate 3:1 Al Wahda Kuwait: Al Qadsia 1:3 Al Kuwait Jordan: Al Wihdat 1:0 Al Faisaly
WAFF Club championship to be organised??? There looking into it. http://www.the-waff.com/more.asp?newsid=206&catid=1&lang=eng
Glad to see that there is a WAFF section here, I am trying to locate a Jordan page but couldn't find any thread anyway, hope that helps WAFF which I had good relationship with the General Secreatry and Board Members.
The WAFF website now appears to regularly update league information aswell, similiar to how the Afc website worked. Worth a look: www.the-waff.com
So, brought this news article to the fore back in October 2011. Doesn't look like any progress has been made. Maybe the next congress meeting will shed some light.
WAFF executive committee decisions - June 2012 Amman – West Asian Football Federations (WAFF) executive committee met in Amman, on Saturday 30 June 2012, and made important decisions. Following the decisions of Ex-co: 1- Approval of minutes of previous meeting. 2- Formation of competitions committee, chaired by HE Sheikh Ali Khalifa Al Khalifa, with the following members: Salah Ramdan (Syria), Feisal Al Dakhil (Kuwait), Saleem Al Shamsi (UAE), Ali Al Naimi (Qatar), Tareq Kayyal (Saudi Arabia), Ahmad Aidrous (Yemen) and Mahmoud Al Johari the committee consultant. 3- Reformation of Finance and Marketing committee, after the withdrawal of Mr. Mohammad Al Rumaithi from chairing the committee. HE Sheikh Talal Al Fahd Al Sabah was named as the new chairman. 4- Formation of the committee for soliciting marketing bids for WAFF championships (Tenders Committee) under the chairmanship of HRH Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein. 5- Approval of Palestine bid to host WAFF fifth Women Championship (25 April – 10 May 2013). 6- Approval of Palestine bid to host WAFF fourth youth U15 Championship (15-30 August 2013). 7- Approval of Statutes draft as per recommendations of "Statutes amendment committee). 8- Discus WAFF General Secretary report on AFC meeting with Asian regional federations, to enhance cooperation between Asian Football family, and strengthen regional federations role. 9- Send suggestions to Competitions Committee to discuss possibility of creating new beach soccer championship as per Iran FA suggestion, and organize WAFF Futsal championship every year as per Lebanon FA suggestion. http://www.the-waff.com/more.asp?newsid=568&catid=1&lang=eng
Over a years gone by and there appears to be no movement on the WAFF Club Championship or WAFF U16 Championship. Can we safely say that these competitions are now off the agenda and that possibly WAFF are working closely with UAFA in regional youth and club competitions?
4 teams in 4th WAFF U-16 Championship - West Asian football federation announced that 4 teams will participate in 4th WAFF U-16 Championship. The Championship will be played in Palestine between 15-21 August, as Palestine, Jordan, UAE and Iraq will compete for the title. the tournament will be a good chance for the participating teams to prepare for AFC U-16 Championship qualifiers.
Omani League set to go pro Muscat: After all the hype surrounding the Omantel Professional League (OPL), the stage is all set for the real action to begin with the Sultanate's soccer governing body announcing the fixtures of the first half of the inaugural pro league. According to information received from the Oman Football Association (OFA) yesterday, Seeb and Al Arouba have been given the privilege to kick off the exciting new season on Friday. While three matches are scheduled on the much-looked-forward-to opening day action, Seeb-Al Arouba tie, to be played at Seeb Stadium from 5.45 pm, will enter the record books as the first match of the inaugural pro league. The day's other two matches will see Al Nahda taking on Sohar at Al Nahda Club from 7.00 pm and Fanja facing Al Shabab at Seeb Stadium from 8.15 pm. Suwaiq, the champions of final season of amateur era, will begin their campaign against Al Nasr at Al Saada Sports Complex in Salalah from 8.15 on Saturday. Earlier in the day, Sur and Al Ittihad are scheduled to clash at the same venue from 5.45 pm. The first week action will conclude the following day when Majees taking on Dhofar and Saham squaring off against Al Musannah. Both matches will be played at the Sohar Sports Complex, first at 5.30 pm and the second at 8.10 pm. Meanwhile, a press statement from the OFA said fans will see a number of changes as the league progresses – with the fixture announcement one of the key changes being made. "The OPL governing body wanted to make sure that fans were at the forefront of their thinking and wanted to ensure that all steps were taken to give fans a better match day experience. A firm fixture list gives fans security to know when their favorite teams are playing," the statement said. Looking forward to the kick off, OPL CEO Sheikh Shabib Al Hosni said: "The OPL is about to start. We have been working really hard to push professionalism forward, and it will be good to finally see the games being played. "We have many more steps to take — and we know there is much more hard work to come — but I know the people of Oman can see the positive results that will come from a pro league. And I am sure that they will support our efforts. "My thanks go to all the staff, coaches, players and volunteers at clubs and in the OPL office. We know how much effort you have put in to be ready for the new season — and I wish you all well for the months ahead." "The OPL games will be played predominantly at a regular set of stadiums — Seeb Stadium, Sur, Sohar, Salalah and Al Nadha — a move designed again to make it easier for fans. With tickets now on sale for RO 1, the improvements to match day, including refreshments now available at the stadium, will mean a match day is great value." First week fixtures Sept 13: Seeb vs Al Arouba at Seeb Stadium, 5.45 pm; Al Nahda vs Sohar at Al Nahda Club, 7.00 pm; Al Shabab vs Fanja at Seeb Stadium 8.15 pm. Sept 14: Al Ittihad vs Sur at Al Saada Sports Complex, 545 pm; Al Nasr vs Suwaiq at Al Saada Sports Complex 8.15 pm. Sept 15: Majees vs Dhofar at Sohar Sports Complex 5.30 pm; Saham vs Al Musannah at Sohar Sports Complex 8.10 pm. http://www.timesofoman.com/News/Article-22177.aspx
UAFA _(best place to report it here!!) have a new man in charge, Algerian Mohamed Raouraoua taking away the leadership lead by Saudi Arabia since 1974. Maybe now we will have some competitions again?