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UAE Pro League confirms kick-off date for matchweek 26

Sunday, 9 May 2021 06:52

By ARN News Staff

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The UAE Pro League has announced that all games during matchweek 26 will kick off at 22:00 on Tuesday, May 11.

This will decide the Arabian Gulf League title race between Al Jazira and Bani Yas.

The UAEPL also confirmed that the trophy presentation ceremony will be held at the winning team’s home stadium.

The UAE Pro League confirmed that all matches will kick off at the same time to ensure equal opportunities in light of the ongoing competition between teams across the table and in the relegation zone in particular.

In addition, it puts into consideration holding a trophy presentation ceremony for the winners, especially since matches are held during the holy month of Ramadan.

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