The Ain Khaled Furjan Field will host the semi-final matches of the 15th edition of the Furjan Fields Football Championship this evening. Organized by the Qatar Sports for All Federation under the umbrella of the Ministry of Sports and Youth, the tournament continues to showcase its growing success and popularity, with expectations of another exciting night of competitive football.

The first semi-final will see Al Kheesa take on Al Wakrah at 6:15 p.m., while Al Wukair will face Al Shaqab in the second semi-final at 7:00 p.m.

The four teams secured their places in the final four following a series of intense quarter-final encounters, most of which were decided by penalty shootouts, highlighting the closely matched standards and determination of all teams to continue their journey toward the championship title.

Al Kheesa advanced after defeating Al Luwaina 3–2 on penalties following a 1–1 draw in regular time. Al Wukair overcame Al Jasra 6–5 in the penalty shootout, while Al Wakrah also progressed through penalties after drawing 2–2 with Al Nasr. In the final quarter-final match, Al Shaqab defeated Al Raheeb 4–3 on penalties after the teams finished level at 1–1.

The tournament, which began four weeks ago, featured 16 teams divided into four groups. Throughout the competition, teams have delivered strong technical performances and highly competitive matches across all stages.

Mr. Abdullah Al Dosari, Executive Director of the Qatar Sports for All Federation, stated that the championship has become increasingly competitive and exciting as teams move closer to the podium and the opportunity to lift the trophy.

He noted that the quality displayed by the participating teams confirms that the Furjan Fields Championship has evolved into an important sporting and community platform for discovering talent and developing young players. The tournament also supports the Federation’s objective of expanding participation in sports by providing opportunities for amateur players, particularly those not registered with professional clubs, to showcase their abilities.

Al Dosari added that the championship has become a valuable scouting opportunity for sports clubs seeking promising young talent. He expressed his satisfaction with the strong participation from youth players, emphasizing that such engagement aligns with the vision of the Ministry of Sports and Youth to promote sports culture throughout society and establish sport as a way of life.

He further highlighted that the Qatar Sports for All Federation continues to organize a diverse range of community-based sporting activities throughout the year. In 2026 alone, the Federation’s calendar includes more than 850 events, championships, and initiatives, all aimed at encouraging active lifestyles and reinforcing the importance of regular sports participation across the community.