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Pakistan’s 3-0 loss to Jordan in the second round of the Asian qualifications, which came after the former had dropped three straight games, diminished Shaheens’ chances of qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Pakistan’s Thursday loss against Jordan at the Jinnah Stadium in Islamabad has put them in danger of being eliminated from the FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers.
In the encounter against Pakistan, key player for Jordan Musa Al-Taamari scored a brace while Ali Olwan added a goal.
After Musa and Ali handed Jordan a 2-0 lead inside the first ten minutes, it appeared as though the floodgates would open, but Pakistan’s defense held firm and made sure that the Asian Cup finalists were not given a total thrashing.
Jordan has four points and is in third place in Group G of the Asian qualifications. Pakistan, meanwhile, has lost three straight games and remains bottom after picking up no wins.
Pakistan will now go for Jordan on March 26 of this month to play the away game.
To stay in the running for the World Cup, the Shaheens must win their final three games, which include matches against Saudi Arabia and Tajikistan.
Squads Jordan: Youssef Abu Jalbush, Saleh Ratib, Mahmoud Mardi, Muhammad Abu Rizk, Ali Alwan, Muhammad Abu Zureiq “Sharara,” Musa Al-Taamari, Yazan Al-Arab, Baraa Marhi, Anas Bani Yassin, Saad Al-Rousan, Ihsan Haddad, Firas Shalbaya, Salem Al-Ajalin, Mahmoud Shawkat, Nizar Al-Rashdan, Ibrahim Saada, Nour Al-Rawabdeh, Rajai Ayed, Youssef Abu Jalbush, Saleh Ratib, Mahmoud Mardi, Muhammad Abu Rizk, Ali Alwan, Muhammad Abu Zureiq “Sharara,” and Yazan Al-Naimat.
Pakistan: Omer Rao, Mohammad Fazal, Mohammad Adeel, Easah Suliman, Abdullah Iqbal, Mamoon Musa, Haseeb Khan, Mohammad Saddam, Mohammad Sohail, and Yousuf Butt are the goalkeepers; Abdul Basit, Hassan Ali, and Saqib Hanif are the defenders. Forwards: Fareed Ullah, Waleed Khan, Imran Kayani, and Adeel Younis; Midfielders: Rahis Nabi, Harun Hamid, Alamgir Ghazi, Rajab Ali, Ali Uzair, Shayek Dost, and Abdul Samad.
