1977–78 Al-Mina'a SC season

The 1977–78 season was Al-Minaa's 4th season in the Iraqi National League, having featured in all editions of the competition. Al-Minaa participated in the Iraqi National League and the Iraq FA Cup, winning the league for the first time in their history, after finishing two points ahead of second-place Al-Zawraa.[1] The season saw the dismissal of first-team coach Faleh Hassan Wasfi after scoring a draw in the first two games of the season and being eliminated from the Iraqi FA Cup in the round of 16 before that,[2] and then the appointment of coach Jamil Hanoon. Striker Jalil Hanoon scored 11 goals to end the league season as the league's top goal-scorer total.[3]

Al-Mina'a SC
1977–78 season
ChairmanAdnan Ali Al-Qassab
ManagerFaleh Hassan Wasfi (until 16 October)
Jamil Hanoon (from 16 October)
GroundAl Mina'a Stadium
Iraqi National League1st
Iraq FA CupRound of 16
Top goalscorerLeague: Jalil Hanoon (11 goals)
All: Jalil Hanoon (> 11 goals)

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
GK  IRQ Sattar Farhan
GK  IRQ Samir Noori Al-Mtori
DF  IRQ Aziz Abdullah
DF  IRQ Sabeeh Abed Ali
DF  IRQ Abdul Ridha Hussein
DF  IRQ Rahim Karim
DF  IRQ Khalil Ibrahim Habib
MF  IRQ Hadi Ahmed
No. Pos. Nation Player
MF  IRQ Alaa Ahmad
MF  IRQ Hassan Abdul-Hussein
MF  IRQ Hadi Jabbar
MF  IRQ Adnan Saddam
FW  IRQ Abdul Razzak Ahmed (captain)
FW  IRQ Raad Abdullah
FW  IRQ Jalil Hanoon
FW  IRQ Ali Abdul Zahra

Pre-season

  Win   Draw   Loss

Friendly Erbil 0–6 Al-Minaa Erbil
Friendly Salahaddin 0–7 Al-Minaa Erbil
Friendly Al-Minaa 8–0 Salahaddin Erbil

Iraqi National League

Summary table

OverallHomeAway
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsWDLGFGAGDWDLGFGAGD
13 8 5 0 27 10  +17 29 5 2 0 13 4  +9 3 3 0 14 6  +8

Last updated: September 2017.
Source: niiiis.com

Matches

  Win   Draw   Loss

1 October 1977 1 Al-Minaa 2 – 2 Salahaddin Basra
Ahmad
Ibrahim
Yilanda
Stadium: Al Mina'a Stadium
11 October 1977 2 Al-Sinaa 1 – 1 Al-Minaa Baghdad
Ahmed Hanoon Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium
16 October 1977 3 Al-Minaa 1 – 0 Al-Ittihad Basra
Hanoon Stadium: Al Mina'a Stadium
24 October 1977 4 Al-Zawraa 2 – 3 Al-Minaa Baghdad
Hassan  (pen.)
Yousif
Jabbar
Ibrahim
Hanoon
Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium
31 October 1977 5 Al-Minaa 1 – 0 Al-Iktisad Basra
Ahmad Stadium: Al Mina'a Stadium
11 November 1977 6 Al-Thawra 1 – 1 Al-Minaa Baghdad
Nouri  (pen.) Hanoon Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium
13 January 1978 7 Al-Minaa 1 – 1 Al-Jamea Basra
Saddam Kadhim Stadium: Al Mina'a Stadium
27 January 1978 8 Babil 0 – 6 Al-Minaa Baghdad
Hanoon
Ahmed
Abdul-Hussein
Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium
6 February 1978 9 Al-Minaa 2 – 0 Al-Amana Basra
Hanoon  (pen.)
Ahmed
Stadium: Al Mina'a Stadium
17 February 1978 10 Al-Jaish 0 – 1 Al-Minaa Baghdad
Saddam Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium
27 February 1978 11 Al-Minaa 5 – 1 Al-Hilla Basra
Ahmed
Karim
Abdul-Hussein
Abdullah
Saddam
Abdullah Stadium: Al Mina'a Stadium
21 March 1978 12 Al-Tayaran 2 – 2 Al-Minaa Baghdad
Malakh
Mashkour
Hanoon  (pen.)
Abdul-Hussein
Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium
27 March 1978 13 Al-Minaa 1 – 0 Al-Shorta Basra
Hanoon  50' (pen.) Hammoudi 87' Stadium: Al Mina'a Stadium

Iraq FA Cup

  Win   Draw   Loss

9 September 1977 Round of 32 Al-Minaa ? – ? Al-Umal Basra
Stadium: Al Mina'a Stadium
16 September 1977 Round of 16 Al-Amana 3 – 0
(w/o)
Al-Minaa Baghdad
Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium
Note: Al-Amana were awarded a 3–0 victory after Al-Minaa has violated the regulations of Iraq Football Association. While Al-Minaa won the game 2–0.[4]

Statistics

Overall statistics

League Cup Total Stats
Games played13215
Games won819
Games drawn505
Games lost0(1)(1)
Goals scored27532
Goals conceded10010
Goal difference+17+5+22
Clean sheets628

Last updated: September 2017

References

  1. "Iraqi League 1977/1978". niiiis.com. Retrieved 2014-07-19.
  2. "Iraqi FA Cup 1977/1978". niiiis.com. Retrieved 2014-07-20.
  3. "Interview with Iraqi player Jalil Hanoon". kooora.com. Retrieved 2016-04-13.
  4. "Iraqi FA Cup History". kooora.com. Retrieved 2012-10-26.

Sources

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