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Arab teams at World Cup 2026: Algeria makes knockouts after 3-3 thriller, Jordan exits its debut tournament winless

Arab teams at World Cup 2026: Algeria makes knockouts after 3-3 thriller, Jordan exits its debut tournament winless

  • Algeria and Austria played out an incredible 3-3 draw in Kansas City on Saturday that ensured both teams qualified for the World Cup knockout rounds and eliminated Iran
  • Jordan exit the World Cup with 3 goals, but no wins
By Agencies ·
Jordan bows out winless despite Altamari goal as Messi scores again in Argentina victory

Jordan bows out winless despite Altamari goal as Messi scores again in Argentina victory

By AP ·
‘An honor’ — eliminated Jordan hope to end on a high note against Argentina

‘An honor’ — eliminated Jordan hope to end on a high note against Argentina

By Gary Meenaghan ·
One dead, eight injured in stampede in Jordan as fans watched World Cup match, says Jordan News Agency

One dead, eight injured in stampede in Jordan as fans watched World Cup match, says Jordan News Agency

By Reuters ·
Jordan coach proud of players despite early World Cup exit video

Jordan coach proud of players despite early World Cup exit

By Reuters ·
Princess Rajwa among Jordanian royals at FIFA World Cup match video

Princess Rajwa among Jordanian royals at FIFA World Cup match

By Arab News ·
Jordan bow out of World Cup after 2-1 defeat to Algeria video

Jordan bow out of World Cup after 2-1 defeat to Algeria

By Mohammed Fayad ·
Arab teams at 2026 World Cup: Algeria wins over Jordan while Iraq concedes against France

Arab teams at 2026 World Cup: Algeria wins over Jordan while Iraq concedes against France

By Agencies ·
Brave Jordan’s World Cup debut ends in loss to Austria

Brave Jordan’s World Cup debut ends in loss to Austria

By Ali Khaled ·
Arab teams at 2026 World Cup: First-timer Jordan, Iraq and Algeria drop opening matches

Arab teams at 2026 World Cup: First-timer Jordan, Iraq and Algeria drop opening matches

By Agencies ·
Austria coach Rangnick wary of Jordan at World Cup of surprises

Austria coach Rangnick wary of Jordan at World Cup of surprises

By Reuters ·
Arias scores twice as Colombia beat Jordan in World Cup warmup

Arias scores twice as Colombia beat Jordan in World Cup warmup

By Reuters ·
Special How will Jordan navigate the World Cup without Yazan Al-Naimat?

How will Jordan navigate the World Cup without Yazan Al-Naimat?

By Mohammed Fayad ·

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