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King’s Cup Last Eight Confirmed

HM The King's Cup round-of-16 continued on Thursday as A'ali and Al Ahli stormed into the quarter-finals, completing the line-up for Bahrain's premier domestic knockout tournament. At Shaikh Ali Bin Mohammed bin Isa Al Khalifa Stadi

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Published 7 February 2026, 8:00 · Updated 18:12

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King’s Cup Last Eight Confirmed

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HM The King’s Cup round-of-16 continued on Thursday as A’ali and Al Ahli stormed into the quarter-finals, completing the line-up for Bahrain’s premier domestic knockout tournament.

At Shaikh Ali Bin Mohammed bin Isa Al Khalifa Stadium, A’ali put on a clinical display to see off Al Najma 2–0. Yazid Abdul-llah broke the deadlock in the 31st minute, slotting home from close range after a blocked corner rebound. Minutes into the second half, Diego Cardoso doubled the lead with a crisp finish from a perfectly weighted pass by Englishman Lyton Ndukwu. Despite further chances at both ends, A’ali’s defence held firm, though their upcoming clash with holders Al Khaldiya promises a sterner test.

Meanwhile, at Khalifa Sports City Stadium, Al Ahli survived a tense penalty shootout against Budaiya after a goalless 90 minutes. Rodrigo Varanda calmly converted the opening spot-kick, and Hamed Junior Toure scored the decisive penalty, while goalkeeper Sayed Shubbar Alawi saved Budaiya’s final attempt to seal the win. Al Ahli now face First Division side Al Ettifaq, a fixture that will put their credentials to the test.

The quarter-final bracket is now complete, as Muharraq face Al Shabab and Riffa take on Bahrain Club. With the illustrious competition nearing its climax, the mix of top-flight sides and one remaining First Division team ensures the final eight remain unpredictable.

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