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Iraq Secures Victory Against Jordan in Tightly Contested Match in Amman
Amman, Jordan – In a World Cup qualifying match, Iraq emerged victorious against Jordan at the Amman International Stadium. The game, played on June 10th, was marked by a fierce midfield battle, reflected in the number of fouls committed by both teams (13 for Jordan, 9 for Iraq) and the yellow cards shown.
Jordan, with 40% possession, attempted to create danger with 8 shots, although none of them were on target. Iraq, on the other hand, dominated possession with 60% and demonstrated greater precision in their attacks, with 4 of their 6 shots directed at the goal.
The only goal of the match came in the 77th minute, when J. Al Msharrafawee, assisted by H. Abdulkareem, found the back of the Jordanian net. Despite late efforts, Jordan was unable to turn the score around. Referee Omar Mohamed Al Ali officiated the match, which proceeded without serious incidents.
Substitutions jordan: at minute 60 M. Tamari came in and M. Al Mardi went out., at minute 60 A. Jamous came in and Ibrahim Sa’deh went out., at minute 74 N. Al Rawabdeh came in and N. Al Rashdan went out., at minute 85 M. Abu Hasheesh came in and M. Abu Taha went out., at minute 86 Sharara came in and Y. Al Naimat went out.
Substitutions iraq: at minute 62 M. Qasim came in and A. Jasim went out., at minute 69 J. Al Msharrafawee came in and O. Rashid went out., at minute 69 H. Abdulkareem came in and M. Farji went out., at minute 69 A. Atiyah came in and F. Putros went out., at minute 90 A. Yahya came in and A. Sher went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Jordan
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Iraq
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