Somali Community in Jeddah Holds General Da’ud Cup

The General Da’ud cup which is annually held by the Somali Sports community in Saudi Arabia has officially kicked off in the city of Jeddah on Friday afternoon.

The annual cup was participated by 22 teams representing Somalis in Saudi Arabia as the teams of Banaadir and Hamar clashed in the opening match on Friday.

The first half of the prominent match ended in 1-0 with Banaadir having the lead. In the second half boys. The match ended in 4-0 in favor of Banaadir boys.

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The 2011 General Da’ud cup in Saudi Arabia was arranged by the chairperson of Somali sports community in Jeddah Mohamed Aweys Ahmed with assistance from former players who currently live in Saudi Arabia.

“We annually arrange the General Da’ud cup. We are doing this to keep Somali football here alive,” the chairman stated during his address at the opening ceremony on Friday.

The former players who helped in the arrangement of the precious General Da’ud cup in Saudi Arabia include: Ali Sheik Addow, Saleh Baajaabir, Yaqub Ahmed Mahmoud, Sayid Ali Osman (AJKA), Ali Cambulo, Nur Maow Aweys Nurow, Mohamed Omar Abokar Folkawa, Aweys Hajji, Shariifow, Mohamed Aydaruus Hajji Abdulkader and Maryan Ahmed Mahmoud.

Chairman of the Saudi-based Banaadir FC Omar Kubri who talked to the media after his team was victorious in Friday’s opening match said that he was very jubilant at the success gained by his boys in their first match.

“I am happy with the performance of my powerful boys, we are now victorious and we are hopeful of wining the trophy” the cheerful club chairman told reports on Friday.

General Da’ud was the founder of Somali military and as a result Somali sports community every where in the world annually commemorate him with sports games mostly football.

Banaadir FC team lines up.
Banaadir FC team lines up.

Xamar Cadey FC lines up.
Xamar Cadey FC lines up.

Chairman Jeddah Mohamed Aweys Ahmed addresses the crowd.
Chairman Jeddah Mohamed Aweys Ahmed addresses the crowd.

Crowd at the game.
Crowd at the game.

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