Oman 0-0 Iraq (16 Jul, 2007) Final Score

Iraq

How Daichi Kamada can succeed in the Premier League and what it means for Japanese football

Japan, Australia, Saudi Arabia to clash again in Asian World Cup qualifiers

Retiring Kawin Thamsatchanan should go down as Thailand's greatest goalkeeper

Oman

Iraq

How Daichi Kamada can succeed in the Premier League and what it means for Japanese football

Japan, Australia, Saudi Arabia to clash again in Asian World Cup qualifiers

Retiring Kawin Thamsatchanan should go down as Thailand's greatest goalkeeper

Match Formations

Game Information

Match Timeline

AFC Asian Cup Standings

AFC Asian Cup News

1-2-0, 5 PTS

No.Name
26Ali Al-Habsi
2Mohamed Rabia
6Issam Fayel
17Hasan Madhafar
21Ahmed Hadid
12Ahmed Mubarak
10Fawzi Bashir
8Badar Mubarak
11Yousuf Shaaban
15Ismail Al Ajmi
20Imaad Ali

Substitutes
1Sulaiman Al Mazroui
5Fahad Ba Masilah
18Hamed Al Bulushi
25Sulaiman Al Shukairi
7Sultan Al Touqi
13Mohammed Al Ghassani

Supachalasai Stadium

1:35 PM, 16 July 2007

Attendance: 500

Referees:
Eddy Maillet

Oman

Iraq

Daichi Kamada is headed to England but will he be a hit? And what does the move mean for Japanese football?

Japan, Australia and Saudi Arabia will renew their respective rivalries in the third round of the Asian World Cup qualifiers.

After calling time on a 17-year career, Kawin Thamsatchanan will arguably go down as Thailand's greatest goalkeeper.

ESPN BET is owned and operated by PENN Entertainment, Inc. and its subsidiaries ('PENN'). ESPN BET is available in states where PENN is licensed to offer sports wagering. Must be 21+ to wager. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-GAMBLER.

Tajikistan