RIT Dubai welcomed AUS University to the Repton School NAS on 28 November 2024 for a friendly match that saw the home side dominate with a resounding 7-1 victory. The match kicked off at 8:00 pm, and the outcome showcased RIT Dubai's attacking prowess and tactical superiority throughout the encounter.
RIT Dubai lined up in a 4-4-2 formation, a classic setup that allowed for a solid defensive base while providing width and attacking options. Shukor Asmar took his place in goal, shielded by a back four consisting of Anas Bukdida and Hussam Alazzah as right and left defenders, respectively, with Husnain Khan and Mohsin Ayaz forming the central defensive partnership. In midfield, Omar Remawi and Mohamed Saif operated as right and left midfielders, while Nariman Samani and Ahmed Qadourah controlled the central areas. Up front, Artur Farhutdinov and Mohamed Razvin were tasked with leading the line as forwards. The substitutes for RIT Dubai included Saif Abu Sneineh, Khaled Jayyusi, Hazza Yateem, Fawzi Tahboub, Ibrahim Alsaleh, Masoud Barahoey, and Yesa Aamir.
The match began with an early foul by Nariman Samani, setting the tone for a competitive encounter. Artur Farhutdinov was caught offside shortly after, indicating RIT Dubai's intent to push forward. Mohamed Razvin then had two attempts at goal, both of which went wide, as the home side sought to establish dominance. Razvin also had a goal disallowed, following a disputed handball call against Ahmed Qadorah. However, it was not until the 28th minute that RIT Dubai broke the deadlock. Artur Farhutdinov scored a stunning long-range strike, assisted by Nariman Samani, sending the home fans into raptures.
RIT Dubai continued to apply pressure, and in the 34th minute, Mohamed Razvin doubled the lead with a well-placed shot inside the box, following a precise cross from Anas Bukdida. Just a minute later, Farhutdinov struck again, this time finishing off a team move with a right-footed shot after receiving a long pass from Ahmed Qadourah. The first half concluded with RIT Dubai firmly in control, leading 3-0.
The second half saw immediate substitutions for RIT Dubai, with Fawzi Tahboub, Hazza Yateem, Khaled Jayyusi, and Saif Abu Sneineh all entering the fray. Just after the break, Artur Farhutdinov had a chance to extend the lead further but missed a penalty, shooting wide. However, Hazza Yateem quickly made amends, scoring in the 43rd minute with a close-range effort after being set up by Farhutdinov.
Masoud Barahoey added to the tally in the 51st minute, tapping in from close range after a cross from Yateem. Hazza Yateem then scored his second goal just two minutes later, showcasing his individual skill with a solo effort that left the AUS University defence scrambling. Despite the onslaught, AUS University managed to pull one back in the 70th minute with a long-range strike, but RIT Dubai's dominance was evident.
As the match drew to a close, Yesa Aamir capped off the scoring for RIT Dubai in the 79th minute, converting from inside the box after a short pass from Hazza Yateem. The final whistle blew with RIT Dubai emerging victorious with a staggering 7-1 scoreline, a testament to their attacking flair and cohesive team play. The referee's performance was commendable, contributing to a well-managed match that allowed the players to showcase their talents.
