AMMAN (Interstat) — Al Wehdat scored in the first half and made the goal stand, defeating visiting Al Hussein 1-0 on Saturday at King Abdullah International Stadium in Amman. Al Naeim H. supplied the only goal in the 23rd minute as the home side protected its advantage through the rest of the match. Al Hussein could not find an equalizer and finished with no goals, while Al Wehdat finished with one. The result gave Al Wehdat the home win in the competition and left Al Hussein with a road loss.

The win moved Al Wehdat to 2-0 in this competition and 2-0 across all competitions. Al Hussein dropped to 1-1 in this competition and 2-1 across all competitions. Al Wehdat has now won both of its competition matches and both of its overall matches this season. Al Hussein has one competition win and one competition loss, along with two overall wins and one overall loss. The home side’s record remained perfect, while the visitor’s record included a split in competition play.

Al Wehdat entered the match after a 1-0 win at Al Jazeera Club Amman. Al Hussein arrived with wins over Al Seeb and Al Arabi Irbid, beating Al Seeb 3-0 and Al Arabi Irbid 4-1. Those results gave Al Hussein momentum before the trip, but Al Wehdat carried its own unbeaten start into the contest. The home side’s previous result was a narrow road victory, while Al Hussein had scored heavily in its two wins.

The decisive moment arrived in the 23rd minute when Al Naeim H. scored for Al Wehdat. The goal separated the teams at halftime and remained the difference after the break. Al Hussein tried to increase its possession and push numbers forward, but Al Wehdat kept its shape and defended the lead. The visiting side could not produce a finishing touch in the final third, and the home team closed out the match without conceding.

Al Wehdat’s goal proved enough on a afternoon when the home side did not need another. The match remained tight after the opening goal, with Al Hussein unable to turn its efforts into an equalizer. Al Wehdat managed the closing stages and protected the one-goal margin. The final whistle confirmed a home victory and a clean sheet for Al Wehdat.

The contest was played at King Abdullah International Stadium in Amman. Al Wehdat was the home team, and Al Hussein was the visiting team. Al Wehdat scored one goal in total, while Al Hussein scored none. The goal from Al Naeim H. in the 23rd minute was the only scoring play listed in the match. Al Wehdat’s competition record is now 2 wins and 0 losses, and Al Hussein’s competition record is now 1 win and 1 loss. Across all competitions, Al Wehdat is 2-0 and Al Hussein is 2-1.

Al Hussein’s earlier results this season included a 3-0 win at Al Seeb and a 4-1 home win over Al Arabi Irbid. Al Wehdat’s previous match was a 1-0 road win over Al Jazeera Club Amman. Those results shaped the early-season context for both sides. Al Hussein had won two of its first three overall matches, while Al Wehdat had won both of its overall matches. The competition records reflected those starts, with Al Hussein at 1-1 and Al Wehdat at 2-0.

Before the match, Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Al Hussein 3, Al Wehdat 2. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Al Hussein with a 63.9 percent probability to win. Al Hussein had been installed as a pregame favorite with a spread of minus 0.5. The total score of 1 went over the over/under line of 2.5.