In a recent match between Yemen's Al-Tadamun Hadramout and Saudi Arabia's Al-Shabab, the Yemeni team implemented a strategy reminiscent of Paris Saint-Germain's tactics, utilizing a game plan that involved sending the ball to the far side of the opponent's area to disrupt their flow. However, the execution of this strategy backfired spectacularly as the team faced relentless pressure from the opposing players. The match ended in a dramatic 13-0 loss for Al-Tadamun Hadramout, with Moroccan player Abderrazak Hamdallah scoring six goals for Al-Shabab.

Despite attempting to emulate a successful European squad's tactics, the Yemeni club found themselves overwhelmed, showcasing the gap in competitiveness between teams in different regions and leagues. This match highlights the challenges faced by clubs like Al-Tadamun Hadramout, who seek to adopt modern football strategies without the requisite resources and training that accompany top-tier teams.

Al-Shabab's victory not only demonstrates their superiority in this matchup but also secures them a place in the semi-finals of the Gulf Champions League, with seven points in their group, just ahead of Oman’s Al-Nahda based on goal difference. Meanwhile, Al-Tadamun Hadramout's defeat raises questions about their tactics and preparation moving forward in the tournament.