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Live Updates: Tunisia vs Syria – FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2025

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Last updated: 2025/12/01 at 2:30 PM
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Doha, Qatar – Syria defeated Tunisia 1-0 in the opening match of the FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2025, marking a surprising start to the tournament. The goal, scored by Omar Khribin in the 47th minute, stunned the Carthage Eagles and sent a clear message about the competitive nature of this year’s competition. The match, held at the Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium, saw enthusiastic support from fans of both nations.

The game kicked off at 4:00 PM local time, following the playing of both national anthems. Pre-match comments from Tunisia’s head coach, Sami Trabelsi, indicated his team’s readiness, while Syria’s Spanish coach, Jose Lana, expressed confidence in his squad’s preparation. However, it was Syria who ultimately capitalized on the field, securing a crucial victory in the early stages of the tournament.

Syria Upsets Tunisia in Arab Cup Opener

The unexpected result throws Group A wide open and immediately raises questions about Tunisia’s form as they were the runner-ups in the last edition. Syria, arriving in Doha in positive spirits according to their coach, demonstrated tactical discipline and clinical finishing to overcome their more favored opponents. This win provides a significant boost to Syria’s chances of progressing to the knockout stages.

The match began with both teams cautiously probing for openings. Tunisia, generally considered the stronger side, struggled to break down Syria’s organized defense. Meanwhile, Syria looked dangerous on the counter-attack, and their patience was rewarded shortly after halftime with Khribin’s decisive goal. The goal sparked celebrations among Syrian supporters present at the stadium, as evidenced by footage shared on social media by AlkassTVSports.

Fan Enthusiasm and Pre-Match Atmosphere

The atmosphere at the Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium was electric prior to kickoff. Fans from both Tunisia and Syria created a vibrant spectacle, demonstrating the passion for football within the Arab world. AlkassTVSports also captured footage of enthusiastic Syrian fans arriving at the stadium, showcasing the strong support for their national team. This level of fan engagement is expected to continue throughout the FIFA Arab Cup.

The result highlights the increasing competitiveness of teams across the region. While Tunisia remains a strong contender, Syria’s victory serves as a reminder that no team can be taken lightly in this tournament. The opening match also underscored the importance of defensive solidity and efficient counter-attacking football, strategies that could prove crucial for success in the coming weeks. The tournament is expected to draw significant attention to Qatari football infrastructure as it prepares to host future major events.

The next matches in the FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2025 will continue to unfold over the coming days, with teams vying for qualification to the knockout stages. Further analysis will be needed to determine whether Syria can maintain this momentum and whether Tunisia can recover from this early setback. The performance of other teams in Group A, and across the tournament, will be closely watched as the competition progresses, with the ultimate champion to be decided on December 19th.

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