Bahrain
BareinBahrain – nýlegt gengi (síðustu fimm leikir): S T T T T.
Stofnað
1957
Þjálfari
Felix Sanchez
Völlur
Stād al-Bahrayn al-Watanī (Bahrain National Stadium)
Borg
Riffa
Sætafjöldi
35,580
Undirlag
grass
Tölfræði tímabils
Árangur
2W 0D 2L
H:1W/A:1W
Mörk
4 / 6 (-2)
H:2/A:2
Hélt hreinu
2
H:1/A:1
Nýleg úrslit
vs Yemen
30/09/2026Flóabikarinn
vs United Arab Emirates
27/09/2026Flóabikarinn
@ Qatar
24/09/2026Flóabikarinn
@ Georgia
05/06/2026Vináttulandsleikir
vs Sudan
09/12/2025Arababikarinn
vs Algeria
06/12/2025Arababikarinn
@ Iraq
03/12/2025Arababikarinn
vs Djibouti
26/11/2025Arababikarinn
@ China
10/06/2025Undankeppni HM – AFC
vs Saudi Arabia
05/06/2025Undankeppni HM – AFC
Bahrain
The Bahrain national football team is governed by the Bahrain Football Association and competes in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC). The team has made notable progress in Asian football, qualifying for the AFC Asian Cup on several occasions and reaching the quarter-finals in 2004. Bahrain came agonisingly close to qualifying for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, losing a two-legged play-off to New Zealand. The squad draws on players from the Bahrain Premier League as well as naturalised players, a common practice in Gulf football. Home matches are played at the National Stadium in Riffa. Notable figures include Ismaeel Abdullatif and A'ala Hubail, who have been key players for the national side. Bahrain continues to invest in football development as part of the country's broader sporting ambitions.