Four teams remain unbeaten after Round Two of ADNOC Pro League

Sharjah's Ruler has announced plans to seek UNESCO registration for Al-Hosn Fort in Dibba, highlighting efforts to preserve and promote cultural heritage.

In the ADNOC Pro League's second round, Al Nasr, Al Wahda, and Shabab Al Ahli delivered strong defensive performances, conceding no goals and remaining undefeated. Al Ain also stayed unbeaten but allowed three goals across two matches.

Al Ain and Al Nasr maintained perfect starts with victories; Al Ain won 3-2 against Dibba, while Al Nasr secured a 1-0 win over Ajman, placing both teams jointly at the top of the table with six points each.

Three teams earned their first wins of the season: Al Jazira defeated Sharjah 1-0, Al Dhafra beat Al Wasl 3-1, and Al Bataeh overcame Khorfakkan 2-1, marking their first-ever second-round victory in the Pro League.

A total of 15 goals were scored across all matches, averaging 2.14 per game. The highest-scoring match was Dibba vs. Al Ain with five goals, while Al Jazira vs. Sharjah and Al Nasr vs. Ajman had the fewest with one goal each.

Home teams won three matches: Al Dhafra over Al Wasl, Al Bataeh over Khorfakkan, and Al Nasr over Ajman. The only draw occurred between Al Wahda and Shabab Al Ahli at Al Nahyan Stadium, their eighth tie in the professional era.

Laba Kodjo of Al Ain leads the scoring charts with three goals, followed by Elton Philippe (Khorfakkan), Nabil Fekir (Al Jazira), and Omar Khribin (Al Wahda), each with two goals. Referees issued 25 yellow cards and four red cards during the round.

Additional headlines include Al Ain's thrilling win over Dibba, Al Jazira's first league victory, Kalba's inaugural win, and the Sharjah vs. Al Jazira matchup in the ADNOC Pro League.