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Gulf Cup concludes
The Saudi national team successfully secured the Gulf Cup title for the first time in 24 years, after winning the final of the Abu Dhabi edition in 2000, which was held during the 12th Gulf Championship. This victory came after years of frustration, with the team triumphing over Kuwait with a clean two-goal victory, relying on disciplined tactics led by the national coach, Mohammed Al-Khraishi, who broke the curse of foreign coaches. The tournament witnessed a remarkable performance from the Saudi team, featuring a squad of stars such as Mohammed Al-Deayea, Fouad Anwar, and Sami Al-Jaber, making it a cohesive system that understood its responsibilities, based on defensive strategies and physical commitment. The victory was seen as a restoration of national dignity and a confirmation of the new generation's ability to handle pressure, while maintaining physical strength and tactical organization. This achievement ended the psychological curse that lasted 24 years and marked the beginning of a new era of regional success.
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