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2016–17 UAE Pro League

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Football league season
UAE Pro-League
Season2016–17
ChampionsAl-Jazira (2nd title)
RelegatedBaniyas
Kalba
2018 AFC Champions LeagueAl-Jazira
Al-Wahda
Al-Wasl
Al-Ain
2017 FIFA Club World CupAl-Jazira
Matches364
Goals573 (1.57 per match)
Top goalscorer(33 Goals)Ali Mabkhout
Biggest home winAl-Wasl 8–0Dibba (8 December 2016)
Biggest away winSharjah 1–7Al-Wahda (2 November 2016)
Highest scoringAl-Shabab 3–7Al-Jazira (3 December 2016)
Longest winning run8 MatchesAl-Jazira
Longest unbeaten run13 MatchesAl-Ain
Longest winless run11 MatchesEmirates
Longest losing run7 MatchesBaniyas
Highest attendanceAl-Ain 1–1Al-Ahli (22,546)
Lowest attendanceHatta 0–1Al-Dhafra (450)

The2016–17UAE Pro League (also known asArabian Gulf League for sponsorship reasons) was the 42nd season of top-level football in theUnited Arab Emirates.Al-Ahli are the defending champions of this season's UAE pro league after securing their seventh title last season.Al-Jazira won its second title on 29 April 2017 after defeatingHatta 5-0.

Stadia and locations

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Locations of teams in the 2016–17 UAE Pro League
ClubHome cityStadiumCapacity
Al-AhliDubaiAl-Rashid Stadium15,000
Al-AinAl-AinHazza Bin Zayed Stadium25,000
Al-DhafraMadinat ZayedAl Dhafra Stadium5,012
Al-JaziraAbu DhabiMohammad Bin Zayed Stadium42,056
Al-NasrDubaiAl-Maktoum Stadium10,750
Al-ShababDubaiMaktoum Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Stadium12,000
SharjahSharjahSharjah Stadium11,073
Al-WahdaAbu DhabiAl Nahyan Stadium11,456
Al-WaslDubaiZabeel Stadium8,439
BaniyasAbu DhabiBaniyas Stadium8,954
DibbaFujairahFujairah Club Stadium10,645
EmiratesRas Al-KhaimahEmirates Club Stadium5,127
HattaHattaHamdan Bin Rashid Stadium5,000
KalbaKalbaIttihad Kalba Stadium8,500

Personnel and kits

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Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined underFIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

TeamHead coachAssistant coachCaptainKit manufacturerShirt sponsor
Al-AhliRomaniaCosmin OlăroiuRomaniaCatalin Necula[1]United Arab EmiratesAhmed KhalilNikeSkydive Dubai
Al-AinCroatiaZoran MamićCroatiaBorimir Perkovic[2]NikeFirst Gulf Bank
Al-DhafraBa'athist SyriaMohammad KwidMoroccoBadreddine Al-Idrissi[3]Adidas
Al-JaziraNetherlandsHenk ten CateNetherlandsJan VersleijenUnited Arab EmiratesAli KhasifNikeIPIC
Al-NasrRomaniaDan PetrescuMoldovaEmil Caras
RomaniaValeriu Bordeanu[4]		AdidasDubai Silicon Oasis Authority
Emirates NBD
DP World
Al-ShababNetherlandsFred RuttenNetherlandsPatrick Greveraars
United Arab EmiratesSaad Obaid[5]		UmbroAl-Naboodah
SharjahPortugalJosé PeseiroAdidasSAIF Zone
Al-WahdaMexicoJavier AguirreSpainJuan ErabrinUnited Arab EmiratesIsmail MatarAdidasAl-Wahda Mall
Al-WaslArgentinaRodolfo ArruabarrenaUnited Arab EmiratesSaleem AbdulrahmanUnited Arab EmiratesWaheed IsmailMacronSaif Belhasa Holding
BaniyasPortugalJosé Manuel GomesUnited Arab EmiratesSalem Al-ArfiUnited Arab EmiratesYousif JaberAdidasSaaed
Secure Engineering
DibbaPortugalPaulo SérgioEgyptTarek Al-Sayeduhlsport
EmiratesGermanyTheo BückerGermanyKlaus Dieter
TunisiaNourredine Al-Hadi[6]		United Arab EmiratesHaidar Alo Aliuhlsport
HattaUnited Arab EmiratesWaleed ObaidUnited Arab EmiratesMohammad Al-Ajmani[7]Adidas
KalbaItalyFabio VivianiTunisiaSalem Al-Qaddami[8]Errea

Foreign players

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The number of foreign players is restricted to four per team, including a slot for a player fromAFC countries. A team could use four foreign players on the field during each game including at least one player from the AFC country.

  • Players name inbold indicates the player is registered during the mid-season transfer window.
  • Players initalics were out of squad or left club within the season, after pre-season transfer window, or in the mid-season transfer window, and at least had one appearance.
ClubPlayer 1Player 2Player 3AFC PlayerFormer players
Al-AhliBrazilÉverton RibeiroGhanaAsamoah GyanSenegalMakhete DiopBrazilLima
South KoreaKwon Kyung-won
Al-AinBrazilCaio Lucas[9]ColombiaDanilo AsprillaSaudi ArabiaNasser Al-ShamraniSouth KoreaLee Myung-jooBrazilDouglas
Al-Dhafra[10]MoroccoAdil HermachMoroccoIssam El AdouaOmanKhalid Al-HajriSenegalMakhete Diop
Ba'athist SyriaOmar Khribin
Al-JaziraBrazilAíltonBrazilLeonardoMoroccoMbark Boussoufa[11]South KoreaPark Jong-wooBrazilJoão Carlos
BrazilThiago Neves
PeruJefferson Farfán
Al-NasrBrazilWanderleyFranceJirès Kembo EkokoMoroccoAbdelaziz Barrada[12]LebanonJoan OumariBurkina FasoJonathan Pitroipa
IraqMohannad Abdul-Raheem
Al-ShababArgentinaTomás De VincentiGhanaNana PokuMoldovaHenrique LuvannorUzbekistanAzizbek HaydarovNetherlandsRuud Boymans
SharjahBrazilDigão[13]PolandAdrian MierzejewskiVenezuelaGelmin Rivas[14]JapanChikashi MasudaSouth KoreaSong Jin-hyung
Al-WahdaArgentinaSebastián TagliabuéChileJorge ValdiviaHungaryBalázs DzsudzsákSouth KoreaRim Chang-woo
Al-WaslBrazilFábio LimaBrazilRonaldo Mendes[15]BrazilSerginhoBrazilCaio Canedo1PortugalHélder Barbosa
BaniyasFranceJean-Philippe MendyMartiniqueHarry NovilloNigeriaEzekiel HentyAustraliaMark MilliganArgentinaJoaquín Larrivey
BrazilFellipe Bastos
ColombiaDaniel Hernández
DibbaBrazilBruno MoraesBrazilDerleyMoroccoDriss FettouhiJordanYaseen Al-BakhitBrazilDanilo Cirino
Ivory CoastHamed Koné
South KoreaHeo Jae-won
SurinameNicandro Breeveld
EmiratesArgentinaSebastián SáezMoroccoMourad Batna[16]SwedenOsman SowIraqAhmed Ibrahim KhalafAustraliaZac Anderson
BrazilAugusto César
TunisiaHocine Ragued
HattaBrazilRafael SilvaBrazilSamuelRomaniaAdrian RopotanAustraliaNikolai Topor-Stanley[17]BrazilRafael Bastos
Burkina FasoIssiaka Ouédraogo
JordanYaseen Al-Bakhit
RomaniaMihai Răduț
KalbaBrazilCielBurkina FasoBakare KoneMaliModibo Maïga[18]IraqSalam Shaker[19]RomaniaMihai Costea

SpainCarmelo González

^1Caio Canedo hasEast Timorese citizenship and was counted as Asian player.

Transfers

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See also:List of Emirati football transfers summer 2016

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerDate of vacancyManner of departurePos.Incoming managerDate of appointment
Al-ShababBrazilCaio Júnior8 May 2016End of contractPre-seasonNetherlandsFred Rutten11 May 2016[20]
SharjahUnited Arab EmiratesAbdulaziz Al-Anbari13 May 2016GreeceGeorgios Donis27 July 2016[21]
Al-WaslArgentinaGabriel Calderón25 May 2016[22]SackedArgentinaRodolfo Arruabarrena6 June 2016[23]
BaniyasUnited Arab EmiratesAbdullah Mesfer5 June 2016[24]Mutual consentUruguayPablo Repetto
DibbaGermanyTheo Bücker22 June 2016[25]Signed byEmiratesPortugalPaulo Sérgio29 June 2016[26]
EmiratesBrazilPaulo Comelli31 May 2016[27]Mutual consentGermanyTheo Bücker22 June 2016
KalbaTunisiaMourad Okbi28 Aug 2016ItalyFabio Viviani28 Aug 2016
BaniyasUruguayPablo Repetto22 October 2016Sacked12thPortugalJosé Manuel Gomes23 October 2016
Al-NasrSerbiaIvan Jovanović31 October 20168thRomaniaDan Petrescu31 October 2016
SharjahGreeceGeorgios Donis1 January 2017[28]Mutual consent10thPortugalJosé Peseiro2 January 2017[29]

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Al Jazira(C)2622227215+5768Qualification to the2017 FIFA Club World Cup and2018 AFC Champions League group stage
2Al Wasl2617635526+2957Qualification to the2018 AFC Champions League group stage
3Al Ahli2616825018+3256
4Al Ain2617455837+2155Qualification to the2018 AFC Champions League play-off round[30]
5Al Wahda2610975440+1439Qualification to the2018 AFC Champions League group stage
6Al Nasr26113124232+1036
7Al Dhafra26105114046−635
8Al Shabab2679102444−2030
9Sharjah2668123147−1626
10Hatta2667132447−2325
11Emirates2655163351−1820
12Dibba26311122554−2920
13Kalba(R)2647153044−1419Relegation to theUAE Division One
14Baniyas(R)2636173370−3715
Source:uae.agleague.ae
Rules for classification:[31] 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) head-to-head goals scored; 5) head-to-head away goals scored; 6) goal difference; 7) number of goals scored; 8) number of away goals scored; 9) fair play ranking[32] 10) draw
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayALIAINDHAJAZNASSHAWAHWASYASEMIDAFHATKALSHR
Al-Ahli1–23–32–12–14–12–10–02–14–04–16–00–02–2
Al Ain1–15–21–33–02–13–22–11–05–21–22–02–13–0
Al Dhafra0–21–20–42–43–00–31–10–12–15–04–32–10–0
Al Jazira2–02–04–01–03–05–13–15–05–02–01–01–03–0
Al Nasr0–11–22–22–00–13–01–22–21–04–01–22–11–0
Al Shabab0–01–31–03–70–41–10–02–00–40–01–10–42–1
Al Wahda1–21–10–01–15–11–11–26–20–02–23–21–15–1
Al Wasl0–04–34–12–32–12–12–14–01–18–04–11–12–0
Baniyas0–21–10–21–30–32–42–33–44–41–12–33–12–2
Emirates0–33–20–31–11–00–11–21–26–00–20–23–22–3
Dibba Al-Fujairah0–22–22–30–30–01–11–20–24–30–00–00–12–2
Hatta0–32–30–10–51–00–00–00–10–12–12–22–10–0
Kalba1–11–21–20–31–51–23–40–11–12–13–21–10–0
Sharjah0–12–42–10–11–30–01–71–24–12–11–14–02–1
Updated to match(es) played on 21 March 2017. Source:Soccerway
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Statistics

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Top scorers

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As of matches played 13 May 2017
RankPlayerClubGoals
1United Arab EmiratesAli MabkhoutAl-Jazira33
2BrazilFábio LimaAl-Wasl25
3SenegalMakhete DiopAl-Ahli21
4ArgentinaSebastián TagliabuéAl-Wahda19
5BrazilCaio CanedoAl-Wasl14
6ArgentinaSebastián SáezEmirates13
7United Arab EmiratesAhmed KhalilAl-Ahli12

Source:agleague.ae

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