Al Shabab Routs Shaab Hadramout 4-0
Al Shabab moved into a tie for second place in Gulf Club Champions League Group A with a 4-0 win at Seeb Sports Stadium.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Soccer
Al Shabab defeated Shaab Hadramout 4-0 at Seeb Sports Stadium on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, scoring twice in the opening four minutes of the second half. The win lifted Al Shabab to six points from three Gulf Club Champions League group matches.
Why it matters
The result leaves Al Shabab level on points with NEOM and Al Duhail in Group A after the third round, keeping the group wide open. Shaab Hadramout remains bottom of the table without a point.
Al Shabab's 4-0 win over Shaab Hadramout followed a 3-1 victory over NEOM and a 0-3 defeat to Al Duhail. NEOM also beat Al Duhail 3-0 on the same day, leaving all three teams level on points.
The players
Al Shabab
Al Shabab is an Omani football club competing in the Gulf Club Champions League, the regional competition for leading clubs across the Gulf.
Shaab Hadramout
Shaab Hadramout is a Yemeni football club that has struggled in the group stage, remaining without a point after three matches.
The details
Marko Muslin scored in the 27th minute, Juma al Habsi in the 39th, Hussein al Shahri in the 46th, and Musab al Maamari in the 49th. Muslin drove a powerful shot from outside the penalty area, and later supplied a left-wing cross that Al Habsi headed home.
Timeline
Tuesday, November 3, 2026: Al Shabab beat Shaab Hadramout 4-0 at Seeb Sports Stadium.
Season Trajectory
After three rounds of the Gulf Club Champions League, Group A is tightly contested, with Al Shabab, NEOM and Al Duhail all on six points. Al Shabab's recovery from its opening defeat keeps its qualification hopes alive while Shaab Hadramout faces a steep climb.
Al Shabab's six points put it level with NEOM and Al Duhail, so each remaining Group A match will carry direct weight in the qualification standings. Fantasy and betting followers tracking the group should note that the table is now separated by goal difference and head-to-head results rather than points alone.
The takeaway
A single round can reshape a tight group, so the remaining Group A fixtures will decide who advances. Tracking the standings after each matchday is the clearest way to follow the race.
Further reading
For more on the regional club competition, see Soccer coverage.
