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Iraq

National team · Iraq

«Lions of Mesopotamia»

85 Matches
37 wins
25 draws
23 losses
105–93 Goals
+12 Difference
1.2 Scored per game
Form L 16 Jun · Home Norway · 1:4 L 22 Jun · Away France · 0:3 L 26 Jun · Away Senegal · 0:5 D 23 Sep · Home Oman · 1:1 W 26 Sep · Away Kuwait · 3:2 L 29 Sep · Away Saudi Arabia · 0:2

Baghdad is where Iraqi football is run from — the federation's offices sit near Al-Shaab Stadium in the Zayouna district — but the national side's real home lies four hundred kilometres south, in Basra. The Basra International Stadium, known as the Palm Tree, holds 65,227 and has become the ground where Iraq's biggest nights now play out, rather than the capital that gives the team its address on paper.

Getting back to playing at home at all took decades. After Iraq's 1990 invasion of Kuwait, the country slid into footballing isolation, and FIFA suspended the federation twice more, in 2009 and 2014, over government interference in the game. For long stretches "home" fixtures were staged in Iran, Jordan and Qatar, wherever a pitch could be found clear of war and unrest. Iraq did not play on its own soil again until 2009, and that match was fixed for Erbil, in the north, rather than Baghdad or Basra.

The team's only Asian Cup title, won in 2007, landed in the middle of that turmoil, which is part of why it is still recalled as one of the tournament's great upsets. Iraq's Arab Cup record stands at four titles — 1964, 1966, 1985 and 1988 — more than any other nation has managed. The Gulf Cup has gone to Iraq four times as well, most recently in 2023.

Known to their own supporters as the Lions of Mesopotamia, Iraq measure their sharpest rivalry against Iran, a hostility sharpened by the war the two countries fought between 1980 and 1988; games against Kuwait have carried their own edge since the 1990 occupation, and Saudi Arabia remains a regular test. Hussein Saeed stands as the country's leading scorer, with 78 goals from 137 appearances. Younis Mahmoud, who captained the side to that 2007 title, holds the appearance record — 148 caps.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
29 Sep Gulf Cup of Nations Saudi Arabia A 0:2 L
26 Sep Gulf Cup of Nations Kuwait A 3:2 W
23 Sep Gulf Cup of Nations Oman H 1:1 D
26 Jun World Cup Senegal A 0:5 L
22 Jun World Cup France A 0:3 L
16 Jun World Cup Norway H 1:4 L

Standing

Gulf Cup of Nations

Group stage · Group A

# Team M W D L Goals Pts
1 Saudi Arabia 3 3 0 0 6:0 9
2 Oman 3 1 1 1 4:5 4
3 Iraq 3 1 1 1 4:5 4
4 Kuwait 3 0 0 3 3:7 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 85
85 Matches
37 wins
25 draws
23 losses
105–93 Goals
+12 Difference
1.2 Scored per game
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 85
37wins: 37 · 43% 25draws: 25 · 29% 23losses: 23 · 27%
wins draws losses
Scored and conceded last matches
16 Jun · Home Norway · 1:4
22 Jun · Away France · 0:3
26 Jun · Away Senegal · 0:5
23 Sep · Home Oman · 1:1
26 Sep · Away Kuwait · 3:2
29 Sep · Away Saudi Arabia · 0:2
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 85 42 43
Scored 105 66 39
Conceded 93 46 47
Scored per game 1.2 1.6 0.9
Conceded per game 1.1 1.1 1.1
Difference +12 +20 −8

Key players

by appearances over the last year

Squad of Iraq

by appearances over the last year
Number Player Position Age Matches
11 IQ Ahmed Qasem Midfielder 23 4
16 IQ Amir Fouad Aboud Al Ammari Midfielder 29 4
14 IQ Zidane Aamar Iqbal Midfielder 23 4
3 IQ Hussein Ali Defender 24 4
23 IQ Merchas Ghazi Salih Doski Defender 26 4
20 IQ Aimar Hazar Sher Midfielder 23 4
26 Frans Putros Defender 4
18 Aymen Hussein Ghadhban Forward 4
24 Z. Ismael Midfielder 4
9 Ali Ibrahim Karim Al Hamadi Forward 4
17 A. Jasim Midfielder 4
8 Ibraheem Bayesh Kamil Al Kaabawi Midfielder 4
4 Zayed Tahseen Defender 4
12 Jalal Hassan Goalkeeper 4
5 Akam Hashem Defender 4
22 Ahmed Basil Goalkeeper 4
1 Fahad Talib Goalkeeper 4
2 Rebin Sulaka Defender 4
15 Ahmed Hasan Maknazi Al Reeshawee Defender 4
25 Mustafa Saadoun Defender 4
6 Munaf Younus Hashim Al Tekreeti Defender 4
7 Youssef Wali Faeq Amyn Forward 4
21 Marko Hussein Farji Midfielder 4
19 Kevin Enkido Yakob Midfielder 4
10 Mohanad Ali Kadhim Forward 3
13 Ali Yousif Hashim Forward 3
13 A. Yusuf Forward 1

Fixtures of Iraq

Honours of Iraq

  • Arab Nations Cup 1964, 1966, 1985, 1988 4
  • Persian Gulf Nations Cup 1979, 1984, 1988, 2023 4
  • Asian Games 1982 1
  • West Asian Games 2005 1
  • AFC Asian Cup 2007 1
  • Pan Arab Games 1985 1
  • West Asian Championship 2002 1
  • West Asian Championship 2007, 2012, 2019 3
  • Persian Gulf Nations Cup 1976, 2013 2