Basra International Stadium, home stadium of Iraq
Iraq

Iraq

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Iraq 3 ta oʻyindan soʻng FIFA Jahon chempionati jadvalida 0 ochko bilan 4-oʻrinda (0 gʻalaba, 0 durang, 3 magʻlubiyat, gollar: 1-12). Iraq jamoasining soʻnggi formasi (oxirgi beshta oʻyin): M M D G M.

Tashkil topgan

1948

Oʻyin maydoni

Basra International Stadium

Shahar

al-Baṣra (Basra)

Sigʻimi

65,000

Qoplama

grass

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Sovrinlar

AFC Asian Cup

2007 Indonesia / Malaysia / Thailand / Vietnam

1xWinner

WAFF Championship

2019 Iraq, 2012

2x2nd Place

Gulf Cup of Nations

2023 Iraq

1xWinner

Gulf Cup of Nations

2013 Bahrain

1x2nd Place

King's Cup

2023

1xWinner

Nehru Cup

1997

1xWinner

Iraq

The Iraq national football team, known as the Lions of Mesopotamia, is governed by the Iraqi Football Association and affiliated with the AFC. Iraq won the AFC Asian Cup in 1964 and again memorably in 2007, defeating Saudi Arabia in the final — a tournament held in Southeast Asia and marked by extraordinary emotional significance given the turmoil the country was experiencing at the time. Iraq qualified for the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico. The team has produced notable players including Ahmed Radhi, who scored Iraq's only World Cup goal. Despite decades of conflict and political instability affecting football development, Iraq has remained competitive in Asian qualifiers and has seen growth in domestic league quality, fostering new generations of talented players ready to compete regionally.