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This article summarizes the outcomes of all official matches played by the Palestine national football team by opponent and by period, since they first played in official competitions in 1953. Results in chronological order
Palestine was on the verge of the 2026 men's World Cup qualifiers when the latest round of conflict between Hamas and Israel began, leaving the Palestinian National Football Stadium in the Israeli-occupied West Bank potentially unsafe for the tournament. [5] Meanwhile, Gaza's football players are exposed to the full wrath of Israel's war. [6]
In June 2018, Argentina cancelled a planned football friendly against Israel. The game was originally due to be played in Haifa, but was moved to Jerusalem, which is claimed by both Palestine and Israel as capital. Palestinians saw this as politicizing the match, as the stadium it was due to be played in sits on the site of a former Palestinian ...
The last game saw Palestine lose to Libya 5–2, to finish bottom of the group. [citation needed] At the 1965 Arab Games, Palestine were grouped with Aden, Iraq, Lebanon and the United Arab Republic. They finished second, thus advancing to the semi-finals for the first time. Palestine faced Sudan and were beaten 2–1.
The fourth-ranked Cougars' win over the Arabians sets up a sectional semifinal showdown against New Palestine.
Palestine: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates--:-- UTC+3: Report: Stadium: Khalid bin Mohammed Stadium Attendance: 200 Referee: Adham Makhadmeh : Note: Match played in the United Arab Emirates due to fears of spillover from the ongoing Israel–Hamas war.
PARIS (Reuters) -FIFA's disciplinary committee will be asked to look into allegations of discrimination raised by the Palestinian Football Association (PFA) after it submitted a proposal to ...
The first home game of the Israel national football team was at Palms Ground on 6 April 1934 against Egypt in a 1934 World Cup qualifier. Prior to the formation of Israel, they also played at the Maccabi Ground for the 1938 FIFA World Cup qualifiers and Maccabiah Stadium .