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KUWAIT: Football fans gather at Souq Al-Mubarakiya in a show of support for Kuwait's national football team during their participation in the Gulf Cup (Khaleeji Zain 26). — KUNA photos
KUWAIT: Football fans gather at Souq Al-Mubarakiya in a show of support for Kuwait's national football team during their participation in the Gulf Cup (Khaleeji Zain 26). — KUNA photos

Blue Wave Group rallies fans to support Kuwait’s national team

KUWAIT: The youth initiative “Blue Wave Group” organized a vibrant march on Thursday night in Souq Al-Mubarakiya to show support for the Kuwaiti national football team ahead of their match against Qatar in the Arabian Gulf Cup (Khaleeji Zain 26).

The event, aimed at motivating the players, attracted fans of all ages. Participants waved Kuwaiti flags, held blue banners, and chanted familiar songs such as “Oh, ya Al-Azrag” and “Ana Kuwaiti ana” alongside other anthems that have become synonymous with the national team over the years. Souq Al-Mubarakiya has become a top destination for football fans attending Khaleeji Zain 26, the regional football tournament bringing together the eight Gulf nations.

Taking place from December 21 to January 3 in Kuwait, the tournament has attracted supporters from Kuwait, Iraq, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen, the UAE, and Qatar. The souq has been busy with fans from across the Gulf, who have brought their passion for football into the market. Many have been posting videos on social media, showing themselves supporting their teams, singing chants, and even playing impromptu games of football in the alleys of the market. — Agencies

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