Syria 0-0 Palestine Highlights FIFA Arab Cup: SYR And PLE Play Draw To Enter Quarter-Finals

Hello football fans! It's super Sunday and we are here with the live coverage of the Group A match between Syria and Palestine at the Education City Stadium in Doha. Stay tuned for the live score and real-updates of the game.

Despite earning FIFA recognition last year, the tournament is not available on FIFA+. The global audience, however, can watch all the matches on the Alkass YouTube channel.

Broadcasting rights for the FIFA Arab Cup 2025

Algeria: EPTV (TV1, TV2, TV4, TV6)

Kuwait: Shasha and Kuwait TV

Qatar: beIN Sports and Alkass

The players are on the field, national anthem done. Finally, the waiting ends as the referee's sharp whistle slices through the noise, officially signalling the push-back or face-off, and launching the match action.

That's a foul by Ameed Mahajneh that earns Mahmood Al Aswad a free kick in the defensive half.

We are 25 minutes into the first quarter and no team has yet been able to take lead. Simon Amin from Syris gets a free kick but wasn't able to turn it into something meaningful.

Syria's goal-keeper, Elias Hadaya saved a dangerous left footer from Tamer Seyam in the top left corner. The score line still stays at 0-0.

That's the half-time whistle, and the players are moving off for a well-deserved break. Both the teams are 0-0 by half-time, remember both will qualify for the next round if the deadlock persists.

The players are coming back onto the field at the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium for the riveting 2nd half of the game. Both the teams would want to take a lead in the final half of the game.

That's a foul in the penalty corner by Wajdi Nabhan and penalty given to Syria by the referee. What a chance for Syria to get ahead in the game. What a save by Palestinian goalkeeper Hamed Hamdan. That's was a narrow escape for Palestine.

We are into the 75th minute of the game yet both the teams are goal less despite getting some clear opportunities. This match is rapidly heading towards a draw.

That's the final whistle and with the 2nd quarter comes to an end. Both the teams end in a stalemate, however, it proved to be win-win situation for both as they enter the next round.

That's a wrap from our end. We'll meet soon with another blog, until then, bye bye.