Sur defeated Al Nasr 3–0 in Oman’s league on 4 November, according to the dated result report. Lo3btna’s Jindal League record also lists Fanja’s 2–1 victory over Al Musannah and Dhofar’s 0–0 draw with Saham on 5 November among the recorded seventh-round results.
Those three completed scores contain six goals in total: three in Sur’s win and three in Fanja against Al Musannah. Dhofar and Saham added none. The calculation uses only the games with an actual published result rather than treating every fixture listed under the round as completed.
The same source displays Sohar against Bahla with a scheduled time but no final score. A missing score is not evidence of a goalless draw, nor does it establish why the result is absent. Separating completed games from calendar entries prevents a misleading account of the round.
The available programme next lists Sur–Sohar and Al Musannah–Dhofar on 22 November, followed by Saham–Oman Club and Bahla–Samail on 23 November. These are dates in the reviewed schedule, not future results. Any comparison of league positions also needs the number of completed matches for each club; a round label alone does not prove that every team has played the same number of games.
In the source table reviewed on 11 November, Al Nahda have thirteen points from five matches, Al Shabab twelve from five and Al Seeb ten from five, while Ibri have five from six. These figures illustrate the uneven number of completed games and why raw points alone do not provide the whole comparison. They describe the available source snapshot, rather than a final table after all scheduled matches have been completed.
Oman supporters at the Gulf Cup in Muscat; archival photograph uploaded in 2010, not the league matches reviewed. Photographer/creator: Pranav21391. Image source · Public domain. 15 November 2010 (original upload date).
