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Promotion beckons Al Bustan Rotana

Al Bustan Airport Rotana look set for promotion from Division 4 after the penultimate round of the Falak Holding Men's Tennis League.

  • Staff Report
  • Published: 00:01 April 2, 2008
  • Gulf News

Dubai: Al Bustan Airport Rotana look set for promotion from Division 4 after the penultimate round of the Falak Holding Men's Tennis League.

Al Bustan continued their unbeaten run against Top Sports B with an emphatic 9-0 win last week.

This result places them 30 points ahead of Al Wasl C who just managed a narrow 5-4 win against a determined Dubal team.

Postponed

Jumeirah Beach Club B served up their first well deserved win of the season against Super Sports Mina Seyahi E with a 6-3 result.

The league, co-sponsored by Emirates Sports Stores and Prince, saw all Division 1 teams postpone their ties till a later date with Super Sports Mina Seyahi A still leading the log. Division 2's local club, Al Nasr remain the only unbeaten team in all divisions and secured their promotion to Division 1 for next season with a solid 4-2 result over The Hyatt Regency. Al Nasr Leisureland beat Super Sports Mina Seyahi D 7-2 to move into second place.

All results and information can be found at www.supersportsdubai.com.

Rankings

Current rankings after Round 9: (Division 1) 1. Super Sports Mina Seyahi A (160 pts), 2. Al Wasl A (130), 3. Dubai Police (100), 4. Jumeirah Beach Hotel A (85), 5. Al Nasr Leisureland A (35).

(Division 2) 1. Al Nasr Club (240), 2. Al Wasl B (155), 3. Hyatt Regency (145), 4. Super Sports Mina Seyahi B (85), 5. Super Sports Mina Seyahi C (70).

(Division 3) 1. India Club B (170), 2. Al Nasr Leisureland B (150), 3. Top Sports A (140), 4. India Club A (135), 5. Super Sports Mina Seyahi D (80).

(Division 4) 1. Al Bustan Rotana (230), 2. Al Wasl C (200), 3. Dubal (180), 4. Top Sports (170), 5. Super Sports Mina Seyahi E (135), 6. Jumeirah Beach Hotel B (120).

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