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Al Hilal coach Inzaghi hails deserved win over Al Hazem, rues missed chances

Al Hilal coach Simone Inzaghi praised his side’s performance after a late 1-0 victory over Al Hazem, saying luck denied them a bigger scoreline.

Al Hilal coach Inzaghi hails deserved win over Al Hazem, rues missed chances

Simone Inzaghi, the coach of Al Hilal, hailed his team's performance following their 1-0 victory over Al Hazem in the Saudi Pro League on Saturday. Inzaghi acknowledged his players' efforts, despite the late winning goal that secured the victory. The decisive goal was scored in the 89th minute at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, ahead of their upcoming match against Qadsiah.

Al Hazem coach Jalel Kadri of Tunisia expressed satisfaction with his team's performance against Al Hilal, emphasizing that his players delivered an excellent match and exerted great effort. Kadri acknowledged that his team missed several chances and that a lack of focus ultimately cost them the result. He added that the team's level today and in previous games is reassuring, providing a positive outlook for the future.

Kadri expressed great confidence in the group and stated that performance is the key measure, with the most ready player having the highest chance of playing.

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