The stage is set for a decisive encounter as the Jordanian national football team prepares to face Iraq this Thursday evening at 7:15 p.m., live from the Jidhe Alnakhla Stadium in Basra. This clash not only promises to be a thrilling match, but it is also of momentous importance, being an integral part of the fifth day of Group B in this critical final phase of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup.
Departing from Amman earlier on Wednesday, the team will conclude their preparations with a final training session at the stadium later this evening. Currently, Jordan occupies a respectable position of second in their group, with 7 points, tied with Iraq, but with an unfavorable goal average.
At the top of the ranking, South Korea asserts its dominance with 10 points, while Oman and Kuwait each find themselves with 3 points. Meanwhile, Palestine is struggling at the bottom of the table with just 2 points.
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To inform the qualification process, it is made up of three groups, each comprising six teams. The top two teams from each group will qualify for the World Cup, while those finishing third and fourth will advance to the next round of qualifying. The tension is palpable as Jordan aims to consolidate their chances in this vital match.
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