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2005–06 UAE Football League

Field	Value
competition	UAE Football League
season	2005–06
winners	Al Ahli
continentalcup1	AFC Champions League
continentalcup1 qualifiers	Al Wahda
Al Ain
matches	132
total goals	467
prevseason	2004–05
nextseason	2006–07

Al Ain Statistics of UAE Football League for the 2005–06 season.

Overview

It was contested by 12 teams, and Shabab Al Ahli Club won the league after defeating Al Wahda in a one-legged championship playoff game. The two teams finished the regular season tied with 47 points.

Foreign players

Club	Player 1	Player 2	Player 3	Player 4	Former players
Al-Ahli	Argentina Fernando Rodríguez	Bulgaria Martin Kamburov	Iran Farhad Majidi	Uruguay Juan Martín Parodi
Al-Ain	Brazil Fabrício Lopes	Brazil Kelly	Ivory Coast Ibrahim Diaky	Serbia and Montenegro Nenad Jestrović	Gambia Ousman Jallow
Morocco Said Kharazi
Nigeria Onyekachi Nwoha
Panama Alberto Blanco
Panama Luis Tejada
Al-Jazira	Brazil Diogo	Ivory Coast Antonin Koutouan	Nigeria Bartholomew Ogbeche	Qatar Mohammed Salem Al-Enazi	Colombia Elson Becerra
Ivory Coast Ibrahim Diaky
Al-Nasr	Brazil Valdir Bigode	Iraq Hussein Alaa Hussein	Morocco Faysal El Idrissi		Argentina Andrés Guglielminpietro
Al-Shaab	Argentina Adrián Fernández	Iran Ali Samereh
Al-Shabab	Iran Iman Mobali	Iran Mehrdad Oladi	Liberia Arcadia Toe	Slovakia Miroslav Sovič	Brazil Geraldo
Morocco Said Idraoui
Senegal Mohammed Manga
Al-Wahda	Angola Maurito	Bosnia and Herzegovina Branimir Bajić	Bosnia and Herzegovina Slaviša Mitrović		Brazil Fábio Júnior
Iran Javad Nekounam
Al-Wasl	Bahrain Hussain Salman	Brazil Alexandre Oliveira	France Malik Benachour		Iran Farhad Majidi
Baniyas	Benin Oumar Tchomogo	Burkina Faso Abdoulaye Traoré	Togo Kouadji Dogbé	Togo Mickaël Dogbé
Emirates	Algeria Karim Kerkar	Togo Adékambi Olufadé
Dibba Al-Hisn	Cameroon Richard Bohomo	South Sudan Richard Justin Lado
Sharjah	Brazil Anderson Barbosa	Iran Javad Nekounam	Morocco Zakaria Aboub

League standings

Championship playoff

NB: Al Ahli played under protest following accusations of bribery against Al Wahda in their final match at Sharjah (where they were down 3-1 at half-time before winning 3-6; they allegedly bought 5 Sharjah players for 120,000 Euro).

References

United Arab Emirates - List of final tables (RSSSF)

References

(16 Jul 2009). "Championship Playoff".

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