• A bee stings the back of a patient receiving treatment at Sayed Al Sayeh's practice in the Egyptian city of Giza. AFP
    A bee stings the back of a patient receiving treatment at Sayed Al Sayeh's practice in the Egyptian city of Giza. AFP
  • Sayed Al Sayeh clasps with tongs a bee stinging a patient at his Giza practice. AFP
    Sayed Al Sayeh clasps with tongs a bee stinging a patient at his Giza practice. AFP
  • Sayed Al Sayeh trained as an agricultural engineer before practising apitherapy – a branch of traditional medicine that uses honey bee products, ranging from honey to sting venom. AFP
    Sayed Al Sayeh trained as an agricultural engineer before practising apitherapy – a branch of traditional medicine that uses honey bee products, ranging from honey to sting venom. AFP
  • Sayed Al Sayeh uses tongs to clasp a bee stinging the wrist of a patient at his Giza practice. He provides his services free of charge. AFP
    Sayed Al Sayeh uses tongs to clasp a bee stinging the wrist of a patient at his Giza practice. He provides his services free of charge. AFP
  • A bee is clasped at the scalp of a patient at the practice. Apitherapy is a traditional medicine in a number of countries, including Egypt. AFP
    A bee is clasped at the scalp of a patient at the practice. Apitherapy is a traditional medicine in a number of countries, including Egypt. AFP
  • Bee sting venom is used at the practice to treat conditions such as rheumatic pain, nerve inflammation and arthritis. AFP
    Bee sting venom is used at the practice to treat conditions such as rheumatic pain, nerve inflammation and arthritis. AFP
  • Apitherapist Sayed Al Sayeh treats a patient with bee sting therapy at his practice in Giza. AFP
    Apitherapist Sayed Al Sayeh treats a patient with bee sting therapy at his practice in Giza. AFP

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RESULT

Chelsea 2

Willian 13'

Ross Barkley 64'

Liverpool 0

Meydan racecard:

6.30pm: Handicap | US$135,000 (Dirt) | 1,400 metres

7.05pm: Handicap | $135,000 (Turf) | 1,200m

7.40pm: Dubai Millennium Stakes | Group 3 | $200,000 (T) | 2,000m

8.15pm: UAE Oaks | Group 3 | $250,000 (D) | 1,900m

8.50pm: Zabeel Mile | Group 2 | $250,000 (T) | 1,600m

9.20pm: Handicap | $135,000 (T) | 1,600m

Abu Dhabi World Pro 2019 remaining schedule:

Wednesday April 24: Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship, 11am-6pm

Thursday April 25:  Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship, 11am-5pm

Friday April 26: Finals, 3-6pm

Saturday April 27: Awards ceremony, 4pm and 8pm