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1:1
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
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In the Gulf Cup of Nations game on 23 September 2026, Iraq beat Oman 1:1. Match numbers: shots on target 5:1, corners 5:4.
Match report
Iraq and Oman shared the spoils in the opening Group Stage match of the Gulf Nations Cup on Tuesday evening, drawing 1:1 at the home ground. The result leaves both sides on one point after the first round of fixtures.
M. Qasim gave the hosts an early lead, scoring in the sixth minute to set the tone for the opening exchanges. The visitors struggled to find their rhythm, with Oman's goalkeeper called into action more frequently than his Iraqi counterpart, making four saves to none.
There was a shift after the break when Oman began to impose themselves. K. Al Braiki and I. Al Sabhi came on together in the fifty-ninth minute, and by then the visitors had tightened things up. N. Al Rawahi found the net in the sixty-seventh minute to level matters, and here's the thing — it was a perfectly weighted strike.
Both sides made changes as the game wore on. Iraq brought on M. Saadoon and M. Qasim together in the fifty-eighth minute, while H. Abdulkareem and K. Nabeel arrived later. The hosts had more of the ball but struggled to create clear openings, with both teams recording zero big chances created.
The statistics tell a story of asymmetry. Iraq enjoyed 56 per cent possession and fired five shots on target, yet managed just one goal. Oman worked harder in defence, making 28 clearances to their hosts' 18, and kept a clean sheet for large spells before the equaliser.
Discipline was generally maintained, with three yellow cards shown — two to Iraq's I. Bayesh and Z. Tahseen, and one to Oman's K. Al Ghatrifi. The match finished 1:1, a result that keeps both teams in contention but raises questions about efficiency in front of goal.
Prepared from match data
Key numbers
Possession, %56.00–44
Shots on target5–1
Shots off target7–2
Attacks96–96
HT⚽6' M. Qasim — Goal🟨45+1' I. Bayesh — Yellow card⇄46' A. Hashem — Substitution🟨51' Z. Tahseen — Yellow card⇄58' M. Saadoon — Substitution⇄58' M. Qasim — Substitution⇄59' K. Al Braiki — Substitution⇄59' I. Al Sabhi — Substitution⚽67' N. Al Rawahi — Goal⇄75' H. Abdulkareem — Substitution⇄82' K. Nabeel — Substitution⇄83' J. Al Yahmadi — Substitution⇄83' A. Fawaz — Substitution🟨86' K. Al Ghatrifi — Yellow card⇄90+2' S. Al Marzouq — Substitution
L10 Jun · Home Venezuela · 0:2L16 Jun · Home Norway · 1:4L22 Jun · Away France · 0:3L26 Jun · Away Senegal · 0:5D23 Sep · Home Oman · 1:1W26 Sep · Away Kuwait · 3:2
D5 Dec 2025 · Home Morocco · 0:0W8 Dec 2025 · Home Comoros · 2:1L5 Jun · Away Indonesia · 0:3W7 Jun · Home Mozambique · 4:1D23 Sep · Away Iraq · 1:1L26 Sep · Home Saudi Arabia · 0:3