Gabala are going to accept Baku in the 26th tour of the Premier League on Saturday, 13 April. The fixture will be remarkable with two jubilees and the third will depend on the result of the game. So, it is going to be the 100th home match of FC Gabala in all league experiences after 45 wins, 23 draws and 31 losses. The first team scored 116 goals at home and conceded 85, all extending our points to 185.

 

Our first-ever home match was on 5 August of 2006 against Inter, when we played in a goalless draw under the name of Gilan from Khanlar. The fiftieth home experience is dating back to 21st March of 2010, which was also the first leg in Gabala within the round of 12 then.

 

The Saturday fixture makes the second jubilee with the 25th tie of the sides. The pair met in 18 league and 6 cup matches, where the capital city team lap up for the 15 wins and 6 draws as Gabala won only 3 times. The lead of  the opponents is evident also by the 30:14 goal difference.

 

The all league wins of Baku over Gabala extend to 12 matches together with 3 draws and 3 losses. The 24:12 goal difference is in the favour of Baku.

 

Gabala are unable to beat the team from the capital Baku in their all 6 cup ties that include 3 wins of our rivals and 3 draws. We run behind of the 2:6 goal difference. But it is Gabala going through one of those 3 back-to-back games, with the other two ending in penalty shootouts.

 

Holding on winless streak of the last 4 matches, Gabala will be introduced by reserve team coach Luis Aragon, who is going to his second first-team experience as a coach. Gabala will dig into earning their jubilee 75th league win that is unable to be reached for the last 4 games.