Iraqi Elite League season | |||
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President | Raad Hammoudi | ||
Manager | Younis Abed Ali (until 22 March) Hakim Shaker (from 28 to 29 March) Nabil Zaki (from 30 March onwards) | ||
Ground | Al Shorta Stadium | ||
Iraqi Elite League | 8th in North Group (16th overall) | ||
Top goalscorer | League: Amjad Kalaf (11) All: Amjad Kalaf (11) | ||
In the 2010-11 season, Al Shorta competed in the Iraqi Elite League. They attempted to win the league, but as a result of losing many of their key players, they found themselves battling to avoid relegation to the lower division. They survived on goal difference, one place ahead of relegated Al Mosul, by defeating Al Naft on the last day of the season thanks to a brace from their key player, Amjad Kalaf. [1]
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Home | Home alt. | Away | Away alt. | Away alt. 2 |
Date | Pos. | Name | From | Fee |
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August 2010 | FW | Ahmad Hannon | Al Quwa Al Jawiya | - |
September 2010 | FW | Karrar Tariq | Al Talaba | - |
September 2010 | DF | Waleed Bahar | Al Naft | - |
September 2010 | FW | Ali Oudah | Al Naft | - |
September 2010 | MF | Mohammed Hannon Mashkoor | Al Quwa Al Jawiya | - |
October 2010 | DF | Kassim Zidan | Al Zawraa | - |
October 2010 | DF | Ahmed Mohammed | Al Quwa Al Jawiya | - |
October 2010 | DF | Ali Jabbar | Al Zawraa | - |
October 2010 | GK | Ali Husain | Al Naft | - |
October 2010 | DF | Mohammed Ali Karim | Al Zawraa | - |
February 2011 | MF | Fareed Majeed | Naft Tehran F.C. | - |
February 2011 | MF | Jabir Shakir | Al Quwa Al Jawiya | - |
February 2011 | MF | Haitham Kadhim Jassim | Baghdad FC | - |
Date | Pos. | Name | To | Fee |
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September 2010 | DF | Ahmed Kadhim Assad | Al Naft | - |
September 2010 | GK | Akram Sabih | Al Hassanin | - |
September 2010 | GK | Wissam Gassid | Al Quwa Al Jawiya | - |
September 2010 | FW | Hussein Karim | Dohuk FC | - |
October 2010 | FW | Asaad Abdul-Nabi | Al Masafi | - |
October 2010 | DF | Emad Khalaf | Najaf FC | - |
October 2010 | DF | Salah Hilal | Al Quwa Al Jawiya | - |
October 2010 | DF | Manhal Abbas | Samarra FC | - |
October 2010 | FW | Younis Shakor | Arbil FC | - |
October 2010 | DF | Ous Ibrahim | Arbil FC | - |
October 2010 | DF | Raad Magtoof | Baghdad FC | - |
October 2010 | DF | Saad Attiya Hafidh | Arbil FC | - |
December 2010 | DF | Samal Saeed Mujbel | Najaf FC | - |
January 2011 | MF | Khaldoun Ibrahim | Naft Tehran F.C. | - |
February 2011 | FW | Karrar Tariq | Najaf FC | - |
February 2011 | MF | Kareem Tahran | - | |
February 2011 | MF | Ali Shahid | - | |
February 2011 | MF | Mohammad Hannon Mashkoor | - | |
March 2011 | DF | Ali Kareem | Al-Hindiya | - |
March 2011 | DF | Mohammed Ali Karim | Arbil FC | - |
March 2011 | Manager | Younis Abed Ali | - |
27 November 20101 | Al Karkh | 0 – 0 | Al Shorta | Baghdad |
11:30 GMT | Stadium: Al Karkh Stadium |
4 December 20102 | Al Shorta | 4 – 0 | Al Ramadi | Baghdad |
11:30 GMT | Ahmad Hannon 10' Amjad Kalaf 45', 83' Kassim Zidan 80' | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
11 December 20103 | Zakho | 1 – 1 | Al Shorta | Zakho |
11:00 GMT | Broosh Jadir 8' | Amjad Kalaf 20' |
25 December 20104 | Al Shorta | 2 – 1 | Al Jaish | Baghdad |
11:30 GMT | Emad Ghali 68' Amjad Kalaf 87' (pen.) | Mustafa Khaled 90+4' | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
2 January 20115 | Peshmerga | 2 – 1 | Al Shorta | Peshmerga |
11:00 GMT | Jutiar Jazaa 26' Ahmed Salar 41' | Amjad Kalaf 51' |
8 January 20116 | Al Mosul | 0 – 0 | Al Shorta | Mosul |
11:00 GMT | Stadium: Al Mosul University Stadium |
15 January 20117 | Al Shorta | 1 – 1 | Diyala | Baghdad |
11:30 GMT | Ahmad Fadhel 28' | Mustafa Kareem 61' | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
5 February 20119 | Al Shorta | 1 – 0 | Dohuk | Baghdad |
11:30 GMT | Amjad Kalaf 84' | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
9 February 201110 | Al Shorta | 3 – 1 | Arbil | Baghdad |
11:30 GMT | Dhirgham Ismail 25' Amjad Kalaf 42', 45+1' | Hussein Abdul-Wahed 2' | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
13 February 201111 | Al Shorta | 0 – 3 | Al Kahraba | Baghdad |
11:30 GMT | Ahmad Hassan 9' Ahmed Kadhem Abas 42', 62' | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
19 February 201112 | Samaraa | 0 – 0 | Al Shorta | Samarra |
11:00 GMT | Stadium: Samaraa Stadium |
28 February 201113 | Al Naft | 2 – 0 | Al Shorta | Baghdad |
11:30 GMT | Husain Ali 79' (pen.) Alaa Aasi 84' | Waleed Bahar 73' | Stadium: Al Naft Stadium |
14 March 201114 | Al Shorta | 0 – 0 | Al Karkh | Baghdad |
11:30 GMT | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
20 March 201115 | Al Ramadi | 2 – 1 | Al Shorta | Ramadi |
11:30 GMT | Ammar Ahmed 33', 36' | Hashim Ridha 75' | Stadium: Al Ramadi Stadium |
29 March 201116 | Al Shorta | 0 – 0 | Zakho | Baghdad |
12:00 GMT | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
6 April 201117 | Arbil | 2 – 0 | Al Shorta | Arbil |
11:30 GMT | Mustafa Ahmad 42' Luay Salah 74' | Stadium: Franso Hariri Stadium |
12 April 201118 | Al Jaish | 2 – 2 | Al Shorta | Baghdad |
12:30 GMT | Ahmed Hussein 3' Fareed Majeed 85' (o.g.) | Ahmad Hannon 34' Fareed Majeed 90' (pen.) | Stadium: Al Jaish Stadium |
17 April 201119 | Al Shorta | 2 – 0 | Peshmerga | Baghdad |
12:30 GMT | Ali Oudah 57', 83' | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
30 April 201120 | Diyala | 1 – 1 | Al Shorta | Diyala |
12:30 GMT | Adnan Khairallah 61' | Kassim Zidan 18' | Stadium: Al Ba'quba Stadium |
6 May 201121 | Al Shorta | 1 – 1 | Al Sinaa | Baghdad |
13:00 GMT | Ali Oudah 90+2' Ali Oudah 90+2' | Saif Jaber 55' Samih Sabeeh 90+2' | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
24 May 201122 | Al Shorta | 1 – 2 | Al Mosul | Baghdad |
13:00 GMT | Fareed Majeed 42' Ahmad Hannon 55' | Ahmed Mohammed 23' Hatem Zidan 76' | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
9 June 201123 | Al Kahraba | 0 – 2 | Al Shorta | Baghdad |
14:00 GMT | Ahmad Hannon 51', 89' (pen.) | Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium |
1 July 201124 | Al Shorta | 3 – 1 | Samaraa | Baghdad |
13:30 GMT | Amjad Kalaf 65', 80' Ali Oudah 85' Dhirgham Ismail 90+4' | Muhammed Naser Numy 70' | Stadium: Al Zawraa Stadium |
25 July 201125 | Dohuk | 1 – 0 | Al Shorta | Dohuk |
13:30 GMT | Wissam Zaki 40' | Stadium: Duhok Stadium |
1 August 201126 | Al Shorta | 2 – 0 | Al Naft | Baghdad |
13:30 GMT | Amjad Kalaf 39', 77' | Stadium: Al Zawraa Stadium |
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