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UAE National team will train in Serbia ahead of Asian qualifiers

Sunday, 25 July 2021 07:50

By ARN News Staff

UAE Football Association

The UAE national team will train in Serbia from August 6 until August 13 to continue their FIFA World Cup 2022 qualification campaign.

The national team has reached the final round of the Asian qualifiers and the Al Abyads are ramping up preparations to navigate through the fixtures. 

The UAE, led by Bert van Marwijk, share the group with South Korea, Iraq, Iran, Syria and Lebanon. 

They are set to face Lebanon on September 2 at Zabeel Stadium in Al Wasl Club.

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