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Iraq’s hopes of qualifying for first World Cup finals in 40 years under threat amid regional conflict

Iraq’s hopes of qualifying for first World Cup finals in 40 years under threat amid regional conflict

  • National team head coach Graham Arnold unable to leave the UAE as a result of airspace closures arising from US-Israeli war against Iran
  • With many embassies across the region closed as a result of the conflict, players and support staff fear they will be unable to obtain visas they need to travel abroad for games
By Arab News ·
‘Our 12th man’: Graham Arnold calls on Iraq’s supporters to make home advantage count in World Cup qualifier against UAE

‘Our 12th man’: Graham Arnold calls on Iraq’s supporters to make home advantage count in World Cup qualifier against UAE

By Gary Meenaghan ·
Kluivert confident Indonesia can achieve victory against Iraq in Asian qualifier

Kluivert confident Indonesia can achieve victory against Iraq in Asian qualifier

By Arab News ·
Arnold eager to steer Iraq to 2026 FIFA World Cup

Arnold eager to steer Iraq to 2026 FIFA World Cup

By Reuters ·
Iraq hire former Australia boss Graham Arnold as head coach

Iraq hire former Australia boss Graham Arnold as head coach

By AP ·
World Cup exploits can put football on map in Australia: coach

World Cup exploits can put football on map in Australia: coach

By AFP ·
UAE want fans to act as extra man in Asian Cup showdown against Socceroos

UAE want fans to act as extra man in Asian Cup showdown against Socceroos

By Arab News ·
Late winner dumps Syria out of Asian Cup following survival of the fittest battle against Socceroos

Late winner dumps Syria out of Asian Cup following survival of the fittest battle against Socceroos

By Arab News ·
Australia warn rivals they are only getting started after victory over Palestine

Australia warn rivals they are only getting started after victory over Palestine

By Arab News ·
Palestine ready to follow Jordan’s lead and shock the Socceroos

Palestine ready to follow Jordan’s lead and shock the Socceroos

By Arab News ·

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