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Daily Tribune
10-07-2025
- Sport
- Daily Tribune
Bahrain's National Football Team Kicks Off Slovenia Camp
TDT | Manama Bahrain's senior men's football team departed yesterday for Slovenia to begin a two-week training camp running until July 24. This camp is the first major step in preparing for upcoming tournaments, including the Arab Cup 2025 in Doha, Qatar. 28-Player Squad At the end of last month, coach Dragan Talajić named a 28-player squad for the camp Sayed Mahdi Baqer Amine Benaddi Waleed Al Hayyam Mohamed Al Ghurabli Yousif Habib Abdulkarim Fardan Ebrahim Lutfallah Hazaa Ali Hussain Jameel Abdullah Al Khalasi Ahmed Dhiyaa AlSayed Mahmood Al Mousawi Ahmed Bughamar Hamad Shamsan Omar Saber Jassim AlShaikh Komail Al Aswad Sayed Diyaa Saeed Hussain AlEker Vincent Emmanuel Ahmed AbdulHameed Abdulla Al Sabeei Hussain Abdulkarim Mehdi Abduljabbar Ebrahim Al Khattal Mehdi Humaidan Ali Madan Ahmed AlSherooqi Eyes on the Arab Cup Bahrain's participation in the 2025 Arab Cup depends on winning a playoff against Djibouti scheduled for November 25 or 26. The winner will join Group D alongside Algeria, Iraq, and the winner of Lebanon vs. Sudan.
Morocco World
26-05-2025
- Sport
- Morocco World
Morocco Drawn with Saudi Arabia in Tough Arab Cup Group
Morocco have been drawn in Group B of the 2025 Arab Cup alongside Saudi Arabia, with the group to be completed with the winners of Oman v Somalia and Comoros v Yemen. The tournament, set to take place in Qatar from 1 to 18 December, will feature 16 teams from across the Arab world. Four spots are still to be decided via qualifying matches. 'We've landed in the toughest group' Reacting to the draw, Morocco's local national team coach Tarik Sektioui acknowledged the challenge ahead. 'We've landed in the toughest group with Saudi Arabia, who have a very strong team,' he said. 'We can't overlook the other teams from the preliminary round either – Oman, Somalia, Yemen, and Comoros are all sides we must take seriously.' Sektioui added that while Morocco and Saudi Arabia are widely tipped to progress, the team will approach every match with caution and ambition. 'Everyone expects Morocco and Saudi Arabia to advance from the group, and that's understandable given our histories and quality,' he said. 'But we must respect all opponents. We have a responsibility to honour Moroccan football, which has become a global reference point. Every tournament we enter, we aim to win.' Here is the full 2025 Arab Cup draw: Group A: Qatar, Tunisia, Syria/South Sudan, Palestine/Libya Group B: Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Oman/Somalia, Comoros/Yemen Group C: Egypt, Jordan, UAE, Kuwait/Mauritania Group D: Algeria, Iraq, Bahrain/Djibouti, Lebanon/Sudan Tags: Arab CupMoroccoSaudi Arabia
Saba Yemen
26-05-2025
- Sport
- Saba Yemen
2025 Arab Cup draw produces exciting matches
Doha - (Saba): The draw for the 2025 Arab Cup football tournament in Qatar, which was held yesterday, Sunday, resulted in strong groups, awaiting the completion of the group stage and the full identity of the group stage matches after the preliminary round. The Arab Cup matches will be held from December 1 to 18, with qualifying matches on November 25 and 26. The following are the results of the 2025 Arab Cup draw: Group A: Qatar Tunisia Syria or South Sudan Palestine or Libya. Group B: Morocco Saudi Arabia Oman or Somalia Yemen or Comoros. Group C: Egypt Jordan UAE Kuwait or Mauritania. Group D: Algeria Iraq Bahrain or Djibouti Lebanon or Sudan. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Morocco World
07-05-2025
- Sport
- Morocco World
Arab Cup Draw to be Held in Doha as Morocco Land in Top Pot
FIFA has announced that the draw for the 2025 Arab Cup and the U17 World Cup will take place in Doha on Saturday, 24 May. The event will be held at a luxury hotel in the Qatari capital, coinciding with the final of the Emir Cup. Representatives from 16 Arab nations and all 48 countries qualified for the U17 World Cup will be in attendance. The ceremony will run from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Moroccan time. The Arab Cup is scheduled from 1 to 18 December and will conclude on Qatar's National Day. The U-17 World Cup will be staged earlier, from 3 to 27 November. Qatar is hosting the Arab Cup for the second consecutive time, following a successful edition in 2021, when Algeria beat Tunisia 2-0 in the final. This year's competition sees increased prize money and is expected to draw large crowds. Iraq top the all-time winners list with four titles, ahead of Saudi Arabia (2), while Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco (2012) have one each. Morocco have been drawn in Pot 1 alongside Egypt, Algeria and hosts Qatar. The Atlas Lions reached the semi-finals in 2021 before losing to Algeria on penalties. Several Arab nations will also take part in the U17 World Cup, including Morocco, Egypt, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and host nation Qatar. Germany are the defending champions after beating France on penalties back in 2023 when the game ended in a 2-2 draw. Tags: Arab CupMoroccoMorocco national teamu17 afconU17 MoroccoU17 world cup
