#AlSadd #OoredooCup #Qatar #Doha #Qatar2022 Xavi Hernandez-coached Al Sadd won the 2019-20 Ooredoo Cup after beating Al Arabi 4-0 in the final in Doha on Saturday. Yousuf Abdurisag put the Wolves ahead in the 17th minute. Nam Tae-hee made it 2-0 in the 53rd minute, before Santi Cazorla struck Al-Sadd’s third in the 77th. Rodrgio Tabata then wrapped it up with the final goal in stoppage time.
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