Bangkok, Thailand, December 31, 2020 – Unbeaten Police flexed their muscles in the on-going Qatar Senior Men’s Volleyball League after a dramatic 3-1 win against Al-Ahli at QVA Hall on Wednesday evening, volleyball.qa reported.
With the hard-fought 25-22 30-32 25-18 25-20 victory, Police stay atop the standing with uncatchable 36 points from 12 straight wins, while Al-Ahli stood in fourth place with 23 points.
In the second match, Qatar SC jumped to second place in the standing following a convincing straight-set 25-20 25-11 25-23 victory over Al-Khor to claim aggregate 26 points from 9 wins against 3 losses, relegating Al-Arabi to third place with just one point behind. Al-Khor are trailing in 7th position with 13 points.
AL RAYYAN FORFEIT GAME AFTER FIELDING 4 FOREIGN IMPORTS IN MATCH AGAINST AL-GHARAFA
The “QVA” Competitions Committee decided that Al Rayyan forfeited the match against Al-Gharafa, the team they had earlier beaten 3-1 on December 28. This came as a result of an administrative error of Al Rayyan, which fielded four foreign players in that match, regarded as the regulatory violation.
Following the Committee’s decision, three points were deducted from Al Rayyan, bringing their overall scores to 19 and dropped to fifth place in the standing. At the same time, three points had been added to Al-Gharafa for 9 points in total.
QVA CHANGES SCHEDULE FOR SECOND ROUND MATCHES
The Qatar Volleyball Association has made an amendment to the remaining matches of the second round of the Senior Men`s Volleyball League this season.
Following the competition amendment, the second round matches will now be held from January 1 to February 6, 2021 instead of the previous dates of December 21 to January 20, 2021. The reschedule came as a result of the request of the National Teams Committee of the “QVA” to extend the competition period for all participating teams due to the postponement of the Arab Club Volleyball Championship until next March.
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