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Saudi social media erupted following the slick video of UAE's Al Ain FC leaving - posted on the same day Houthi missiles hit Riyadh airport.

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Saudi social media erupted following the slick video of UAE's Al Ain FC leaving - posted on the same day Houthi missiles hit Riyadh airport.

Saudi social media erupted following the slick video of UAE's Al Ain FC leaving - posted on the same day Houthi missiles hit Riyadh airport.

On October 11, as King Khalid International remained disrupted after attacks that killed around 12 and injured 300+, Al Ain FC released upbeat footage of the squad smoothly departing the newly renamed Tahanon International Airport.

The backlash was heightened by existing tensions between the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia over Yemen and the sting of Al Ain's recent 4-0 demolition of Saudi Arabia's Al Nasser Football Club.