The match seemed to be heading for a draw before Mohammadi struck in dying seconds of the match. The victory was much-needed for Al-Arabi as it was its first of the season as it climbed out of the relegation zone.

Al-Arabi sits in seventh position with four points.

Abdulaziz al-Ansari had given Arabi lead in the first half before Abdennour Belhocini pulled one back for Umm Salal in the 68th minute through a penalty.

Mohammadi scored a brilliantly-executed bicycle kick in the stoppage time.

Alireza Jahanbakhsh has scored goals with two sumptuous strikes already this season but believes he can provide his fair share of tap-ins as well.

He found the back of the net in the Carabao Cup ties against Portsmouth and Preston and was named man of the match in the 4-0 win over Pompey.

“A lot of people ask me why I only score great goals! I can score simple ones as well but it depends on the situation or the position that I play. Sometimes you can turn and have the opportunity to take the shot, but then there are times where you’re not quite where the ball lands.

“Last season, I tried to be important to the team and score goals and I could have scored a few more.

“I don’t necessarily try to score good goals, sometimes it just falls for me and I think ‘I will give it a try’ and it goes in the right direction. We practice in training dealing with difficult balls, sometimes they go in and sometimes I get them wrong.”

“Since pre-season I have had a good feeling and I want to show that I can help the team and make an impact,” he told Brighton&HoveAlbion.com.

“I feel more confident and that is something that I have maybe been missing. Playing and trying to be important in terms of statistics and winning games, that’s been my goal since the beginning of the season. I want to keep pushing for my team-mates and our fans, because they deserve the best,” Jahanbakhsh added.

He has reportedly joined Porto on a 4.5-million-euro deal.

Taremi scored 18 goals for Rio Ave in the 2019-20 season and helped the team book a place at the 2020-21 Europa League play-off round.

Despite the interest from Sporting Lison, Taremi ended up heading to FC Porto and is the fourth official confirmed for 2020/21 after Cláudio Ramos, Carraça, and Zaidu.

“I always had the dream of playing in the Champions League and in a big club. I am very happy about this situation. Being the first Iranian player at FC Porto, a club from Portugal that is one of the greatest in the world, I am very happy for all this”, he shared with the club’s media.

The 30-year-old completed a move from Qatari club Al-Sailiya to Olympiacos’ city rival on Tuesday, where he signed a three-year deal in the capital.

Ansarifard penned a two-year contract in Qatar after leaving Forest in July last year, but just over 12 months into his stay in Doha, has opted for a return to Europe where he’ll earn a 600,000 euro bonus.

Ansarifard has also played in Greek football team Panionios.

He was a member of Team Melli at the 2014 and 2018 FIFA World Cups.