Al-Saqr SC

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Al Saqr SC
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Full nameAl Saqr Sport Club
Founded1969; 52 years ago (1969)
Ground
Capacity5,000
ChairmanShawki Ahmed Hayel
ManagerTarek Soliman
LeagueYemeni League
2013–141st
WebsiteClub website

Al Saqr Sport & Cultural Club (Arabic: نادي الصقر الرياضي الثقافي) is a Yemeni football club based in Taiz, Yemen, Saqr means "Falcons" in English.[1] The club was founded in 1969.

ِِAlsaqr Sports Club in Taiz typical first club in Yemen in terms of infrastructure and sports facilities for the exercise of all of the games and sports activities and entertainment outlets, making Alsaqr Club tourist site in Taiz

Characterized the administrative work in the Alsaqr Club commitment and regularity and discipline and these features do not exist only in the big clubs and so we see successes continued Alsaqr Club continues on all sides and is expected to be Alsaqr Club during the three coming years best Gym in Yemen become a sports institution and social and educational club

The club also features an Alsaqr from other clubs Yemeni presence of integrated infrastructure, where he owns a major stadium for football lush artificial turf accommodate more than five thousand fans

Achievements[]

Gold Winners (3): 2006, 2010, 2014
Gold Winners (2): 2008, 2010

Seasons[]

Season Yemeni League Yemeni Unity Cup Yemeni Super Cup
91-1990 7th – Group 2 Not held Not held Not held Not held
92-1991 Played in Div 2 Not held Not held Not held Not Known ?
94-1993 Played in Div 2 Not held Not held Not held Not Known ?
95-1994 Played in Div 2 Not held Not held Not held Not Known ?
96-1995 Not held Not Known ? Not held Not held Not held
97-1996 Played in Div 2 Not held Not held Not held Not Known ?
98-1997 Played in Div 2 Not Known ? Not held Not held CHAMPION
99-1998 9th Not held Not held Not held Played in Div 1
00-1999 3rd – Group 2 Quarter-finals Not held Not held Played in Div 1
01-2000 7th Not Known ? Not held Not held Played in Div 1
02-2001 9th Not Known ? Not held Not held Played in Div 1
03-2002 7th First round Not held Not held Played in Div 1
04-2003 8th Round of 16 Not held Not held Played in Div 1
05-2004 Runner-up Quarter-finals Not held Not held Played in Div 1
06-2005 CHAMPION Round of 16 Not held Not held Played in Div 1
07-2006 3rd Quarter-finals Runner-up Did not participate Played in Div 1
08-2007 4th Round of 16 CHAMPION Did not participate Played in Div 1
09-2008 3rd Semi-finals Round of 32 Did not participate Played in Div 1
10-2009 CHAMPION Round of 16 CHAMPION CHAMPION Played in Div 1
11-2010 Withdrew from League, Relegated to Div 2 Not held Cancelled Did not participate Played in Div 1
12-2011 Played in Div 2 Round of 32 Not held Did not participate CHAMPION
13-2012 3rd Not held Not held Did not participate Played in Div 1
14-2013 CHAMPION Not held Played in Div 1

Performance in AFC competitions[]

2007: Group stage
2011: Group stage

Current squad[]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
3 DF Yemen YEM
9 FW Yemen YEM
10 MF Yemen YEM
14 MF Yemen YEM
16 FW Yemen YEM Bandar Mohammed
No. Pos. Nation Player
17 FW Ethiopia ETH Yordanos Abay
19 FW Yemen YEM
22 FW Yemen YEM
33 FW Yemen YEM

References[]

  1. ^ "The glory years gone: Shawki Hayel defends Saqr Taiz". Yemen Observer. 25 December 2004. Archived from the original on 18 September 2012. Retrieved 4 November 2010.

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