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8th WAFF Championship / QATAR 2013 MATCH SUMMARY (WAFF FINALS) Match Date and Time Duration Stadium Weather Temp Attendance 8 31-DEC-2013 20:00 90 Al-Sadd Stadium, Doha Good. 19 C C 450 0 1st Half 0 IRAQ 0 0 2nd Half 0 0 OMAN Ext. Time Penalty Kick White White White Red Red Red No. Pos Name G Y R S No. Pos Name G Y R S 3 DF ALI FADHIL (A.BAHJAT) 1 GK MAZIN AL-KASBI (M.ALKASBI) 4 DF MUSTAFA NADHIM JARI (M.JARI) 2 DF NADHIR AL MASKARI (N.ALMASKARI) 5 DF ALI FAEZ ATIYAH (A.FAEZ) 4 MF SAMI BA AWAIN (BAAWAIN) (C) 8 MF SAIF AL-MOHAMMEDAWI (SAIF) 6 DF MUHEEB AZAT ISSA (MUHEEB) 9 MF MAHDI KAMIL SHILTAGH (M.KAMIL) 60 7 FW RAED IBRAHIM SALEH (RAED) 12 GK JALAL HACHIM (JALAL) (C) 8 DF ALI BAIT AL NAHAR (B.BAITNAHAR) 14 FW AMJED AL-MUNTAFIK (A.KALAF) 86 11 MF HATEM AL-HAMHAMI (ALHAMHAMI) 84 MOHANAD ABDULRAHEEM KARRAR ALI SULAIMAN RASHID AL-BUSAIDI 16 FW 16 FW 30 (MOHANAD) (A.ALBUSAIDI) DHURGHAM ISMAEL DAWOOD 20 DF 57 18 MF HAMOOD AL SADI (HAMOOD) 55 (DHURGHAM) 20 DF BASIL AL-RAWAHI (B.ALRAWAHI) 21 MF SAAD AL-DOBJAHAWE (SAAD) 21 MF ABDULLAH AL-HAMAR (ALHAMR) 23 DF WALEED AL-LAMI (WALEED) Substitutes Substitutes MOHAMMED JABBAR AREBAT MOHAMMED FARAJ ABDULLA AL RAWAHI 2 DF 3 DF (M.AREBAT) (M.ALRAWAHI) ABBAS QASIM ZGHAIR AL-KAABI (ABBAS MUHANAD ABDULLAH KHAMIS ALI AL 6 DF 5 DF Q.) HASANI (M. ALHASANI) 7 FW JAWAD KADHIM HANTOOSH (JAWAD) 57 9 FW SAMI AL HASANI (SAMI) 55 10 FW BASIM ALI HASSOON AL-BATTAT (BASIM) 10 DF BADAR BAMASILA (BADIR) 13 MF ALI QASIM MSHARI (A.MSHARI) 12 FW 'ABDULLAH SALIM (ABDULHADI) 84 QAYSAR KHAMIS JUMA AL HABSI 15 MF AHMED FADHIL MOHAMMED (A.FADHIL) 60 22 GK (QAYSAR) 17 FW IHAB KADHIM MHAWESH (IHAB) 24 DF MANA AL-MUKHAINI (MANA) ABDULQADER TAREQ AZEEZ 18 FW (ABDULQADER) 25 DF AHMED AL-QURAINI (ALQURAINI) ABDULLAH MOHAMMED SALIM AL 22 GK SAQR AJAIL SALIH (SAQAR) 26 GK MAMARI (ABDULLAH) 27 MF SAUD AL FARSI (ALFARSI) YASEEN KHALIL ABDALLAH AL SHEYADI 35 FW (YASEEN) 99 FW RASHADI AL SHAKILI (RASHADI) Not Eligible Not Eligible Not Playing Not Playing 1 GK MOHAMMED FARHAN (M.FARHAN) 11 MF HUMAM TAREQ FARAJ (HUMAM) 19 DF AHMED KHALAF (A.IBRAHIM) Team Coach Team Manager Team Coach Team Manager HADI ABDULKAREEM FARHAN KHALAF PHILIPPE BURLE SALAH AL ARAIMI (IRAQ) (IRAQ) (FRANCE) (OMAN) Delegates Referee NAGOR AMIR NOOR MOHAMED (MALAYSIA) Match Commissioner AHMED SHAHIR (MALDIVES) Assistant Referee 1 MU YUXIN (CHINA P.R.) Referee Assessor VIKTOR KOLPAKOV (KYRGYZSTAN) Assistant Referee 2 MOHD KAMIL BIN TUMIN (MALAYSIA) Venue Manager TALAL ALSWAILMYEEN (JORDAN) Fourth Official WANG DI (CHINA P.R.) Media Officer G - Goal, Y - Yellow Card, R - Red Card, S - Substitute, PS - Penalty Shootout Made, PS- - Penalty Shootout Missed Match Commissioner's Signature Note: This is not an official document unless signed by the Match Commissioner..

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