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2012–13 Al-Shorta SC season


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managerIRQ Thair Jassam
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league result1st
cup1Iraq FA Cup
cup1 resultNot completed
cup2Baghdad Cup
cup2 resultWinners
league topscorer
Amjad Kalaf (9)
season topscorer
Amjad Kalaf (9)
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Amjad Kalaf (9) Amjad Kalaf (9)

In the 2012–13 season, Al Shorta won both the 2012–13 Iraqi Elite League and the Baghdad Cup.

Al Shorta won the Iraqi Elite League on the last day of an historic season, thrashing Al Talaba 3–0 to ensure that they clinched the title for the first time since the 1997–98 season and finished two points ahead of second-placed Arbil, losing just two games in the entire season. Al Shorta also triumphed in the Baghdad Cup, with a 1–0 win over rivals Al Zawraa. Hussein Karim scored the winning goal in the match.

The season witnessed Al Shorta sign their first ever foreign players. Cameroonian defender Innocent Awoa was the first to join, and he became a key player for Al Shorta, scoring a goal on the opening day of the season. Sékou Tidiane Souaré, an Ivorian defender, joined the club soon after Innocent Awoa's arrival, however he left the club without playing a single game due to homesickness. Cameroon international striker Jean Michel N'Lend signed a contract with the club at the start of the season and he bagged six goals during his spell at the club, including an historic hat-trick against rivals Al Quwa Al Jawiya. He became the first ever non-Iraqi to score a hat-trick in an Iraqi Premier League match and he left the club in May 2013. Nigerian striker Minusu Buba joined the club on loan a few games into the season and became a star striker, scoring eight goals including a goal in the final match of the season (the 3–0 victory over Al Talaba). Defender Paul Koulibaly, a Burkina Faso regular, joined in the winter transfer window and he provided solidity and experience to the league's second-best defence (only Baghdad FC conceded fewer goals than Al Shorta in the season).

Many of these signings were orchestrated by Al Shorta's Iraqi manager Thair Jassam, who joined the club at the very beginning of the season. He led the team to a league and cup double, cementing his place as a legend for the club.

Al Shorta's league top scorer was Iraqi forward Amjad Kalaf for the third season in a row; this time he netted nine goals.

Squad

(on loan from El Gouna FC)

Out on loan

(at Al Talaba until the end of the 2012–13 season) (at Zakho FC until the end of the 2012–13 season) (at Sulaymaniya FC until the end of the 2012–13 season)

Departed during season

Kit

PeriodHome coloursAway colours
October 2012 – April 2013,
June 2013 – July 2013{{Football kitpattern_la=_shorta1213h
April 2013 – May 2013,
July 2013 – September 2013{{Football kitpattern_b=_shorta2013h2

Transfers

In

DatePos.NameFromFee
August 2012FWIRQ Hussein KarimIRQ Dohuk FC
August 2012MFIRQ Abbas RehemaIRQ Al Talaba
August 2012GKIRQ Mohammed GassidIRQ Al Talaba
August 2012FWIRQ Muslim MubarakIRQ Arbil FC
August 2012MFIRQ Hussein Abdul-WahedIRQ Arbil FC
August 2012MFIRQ Ahmad AyadIRQ Arbil FC
September 2012DFCameroon Innocent AwoaEgypt El Gouna FC
September 2012MFIRQ Mohammed FaiselIRQ Al Talaba
September 2012DFIvory Coast Sékou Tidiane SouaréFree agent
September 2012FWCameroon Jean Michel N'LendFree agent
November 2012DFIRQ Waleed SalemIRQ Arbil FC
December 2012FWNigeria Minusu BubaEgypt El Gouna FCLoan
February 2013MFIRQ Nashat AkramUAE Al Nasr SC
February 2013DFIRQ Kassim ZidanIRQ Karbala FC
March 2013DFBurkina Faso Paul KoulibalyRomania FC Dinamo București

Out

DatePos.NameToFee
August 2012FWIRQ Ali OudahIRQ Al Najaf
August 2012MFIRQ Jabir ShakirIRQ Al Najaf
August 2012MFIRQ Sanad Raad Saleem
August 2012MFIRQ Muntadher Abdulkareem
August 2012MFIRQ Muhammed Eskander
August 2012FWIRQ Emad Mohsin
August 2012DFIRQ Abbas RahifIRQ Al Kahraba
August 2012MFIRQ Kadhum DheiaaIRQ Al-Hedood
August 2012MFIRQ Ali YousifIRQ Karbala FC
August 2012FWIRQ Hussam IbrahimIRQ Baghdad FC
September 2012DFIRQ Safwan Abdul-GhaniIRQ Zakho FC
September 2012MFIRQ Emad GhaliIRQ Al Talaba
September 2012MFIRQ Ali KhudhairIRQ Al Talaba
September 2012MFIRQ Nadim KarimIRQ Al Quwa Al Jawiya
September 2012FWIRQ Mousa HashemIRQ Baghdad FC
September 2012MFIRQ Emad KhalafIRQ Al Quwa Al Jawiya
September 2012DFIRQ Waleed BaharIRQ Al Quwa Al Jawiya
October 2012DFIvory Coast Sékou Tidiane Souaré
December 2012DFIRQ Mustafa Maan
December 2012MFIRQ Ali Essam
February 2013GKIRQ Muhanned JabbarIRQ Al Naft
February 2013MFIRQ Haider SalimIRQ Zakho FCLoan
February 2013MFIRQ Abbas RehemaIRQ Al Talaba
February 2013MFIRQ Ali Hussein FandiIRQ Sulaymaniya FCLoan
February 2013MFIRQ Husain AbdullahIRQ Al TalabaLoan
May 2013FWCameroon Jean Michel N'Lend

Iraqi Elite League

Main article: 2012–13 Iraqi Elite League

Matches

Amjad Kalaf Muslim Mubarak
Ali Husain Mohammed Abdul-Zahra Mustafa Kareem Amjad Kalaf
Muslim Mubarak Hussein Abdul-Wahed Jean Michel N'Lend Hussein Karim
Ahmad Ayad
Ali Rahim Jean Michel N'Lend Jean Michel N'Lend Amjad Kalaf
Minusu Buba Nashat Akram ,
Hussein Abdul-Wahed Dhirgham Ismail
Waleed Salem Hammadi Ahmad
Humam Tariq
Ayad Sadir Muslim Mubarak
Hussein Karim Hussein Karim
Minusu Buba
Dhirgham Ismail Muslim Mubarak Muslim Mubarak
Muhaimen Salim Nassir Tallaa Mohammed Faisel Nashat Akram
Hussein Karim Maitham Hamza Amjad Kalaf
Mahdi Kamel
Mohammed Faisel Alaa Abdul-Zahra Mahdi Kamel Luay Salah Minusu Buba
Dhirgham Ismail

Score overview

OppositionHome scoreAway scoreDouble
Arbil FC1–11–0
Baghdad FC1–11–1
Duhok FC4–31–1
Al Kahraba0–01–1
Karbala FC3–21–0
Kirkuk FC1–01–0
Al Masafi5–03–2
Al Minaa4–11–2
Al Naft2–22–1
Naft Al Junoob2–12–0
Najaf FC2–01–1
Al Quwa Al Jawiya4–10–4
Al Sinaa3–01–0
Sulaymaniya FC4–01–1
Al Talaba1–13–0
Zakho FC2–00–0
Al Zawraa1–12–1

Note: Al Shorta goals listed first.

Classification

Results summary

Results by round

Baghdad Cup

Main article: 2013 Baghdad Cup

Top goalscorers

Iraqi Elite League

PositionNationSquad NumberNameGoalsAssists
FWIRQ14Amjad Kalaf910
FWNigeria13Minusu Buba82
FWIRQ10Muslim Mubarak73
FWIRQ11Hussein Karim71
MFIRQ15Nashat Akram62
FWCameroon21Jean Michel N'Lend61
DFIRQ3Dhirgham Ismail54
MFIRQ8Mohammed Faisel34
MFIRQ24Mahdi Kamel22
FWIRQ17Muhaimen Salim20
MFIRQ35Ahmad Fadhel16
MFIRQ5Hussein Abdul-Wahed13
MFIRQ19Ahmad Ayad13
DFIRQ25Waleed Salem12
DFCameroon22Innocent Awoa11
DFIRQ20Fareed Majeed10
MFIRQ30Ali Rahim10

Baghdad Cup

PositionNationSquad NumberNameGoalsAssists
FWIRQ11Hussein Karim10

References

References

  1. "Al Shorta – Baghdad Cup 2013 Champions". Al Shorta's website.
  2. "Al Shorta – 2012–13 Season Review". Al Shorta's website.
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