Both teams are making adjustments to try and change the scoreline. The home team is increasing its attacking pressure and looking for a more aggressive tactical approach to score a goal that will change the course of the match and alter the teams’ strategies.
The pattern of the first half continued, with the home side playing better and pressing to take the lead. The Syrian team pushed forward, looking to create danger and score the goal that would surprise them and give them the advantage, while the home side began to push forward.
A good restart to the game; both teams have come out with renewed energy and are eager for a goal. The scoreboard has changed, and the game has quickly shifted. Despite the score remaining the same, the visitors look the better side, and now it’s Syria’s turn to step up their game.
The second half kicks off at Al-Bayt Stadium in Qatar with the score at 0-0 between Morocco and Syria. A thrilling finish is expected in this quarter-final match of the 2025 FIFA Arab Cup. A great first half.
Four minutes of added time have been announced for the first half. Both teams are putting in a tremendous effort to make the most of their remaining chances before the break. A tense finish to the first half is expected.
The game is progressing, but neither team is taking unnecessary risks. We can see a slow pace in the positioning of several players, and strategies are still being developed as they look to secure a victory heading into the second half. Let’s hope the goals come soon.
Morocco nearly opened the scoring in Qatar, but the play was ruled offside. It was the first real scoring opportunity of the match. A goal could be coming that changes the initial dynamic of the game and makes for a more exciting match.
There have been very few chances for either team, the score remains unchanged, and both sides are looking to create more opportunities. A better game could be coming. The scoreline seems unlikely to change, and it looks like we’ll go into halftime with no further developments.
The home team is desperate for a goal before halftime to take the lead. Morocco is pushing forward, looking to create more danger and pull off an upset, going into the break with the advantage on the field.
We haven’t seen many scoring opportunities, but both teams are pressing to reach the opposing penalty area. The home side is controlling possession, but Syria is holding firm defensively and preventing any danger they create.
The visitors are playing better; Syria is pressing hard and taking advantage of playing at home to try and score a second goal. Morocco is well-organized defensively and patiently waiting for a mistake to counter-attack and pull off a surprise goal.
A good spell of play has begun, with both teams trying to take the initiative, but neither side has a clear hold on possession and few scoring opportunities are being created. Morocco is looking to control the ball, and now Syria is trying to be more offensive.
A great start to the match with both teams looking for a goal in the opening minutes. Neither team is dominating possession, and the battle is in midfield for control of the ball to create chances of danger.
The FIFA Arab Cup 2025 quarter-final match between Morocco and Syria has kicked off at Al Bayt Stadium. Follow all the action of this great match here on VAVEL. We’re in for a great game today in Catar.
We are just minutes away from the start of the match presentation, the players’ entrance, and the pre-match protocols for the 2025-2026 FIFA Arab Cup quarter-final match between Morocco and Syria at Al Bayt Stadium.
Al Bayt Stadium is ready to host Morocco and Syria for their 2025-2026 FIFA Arab Cup regular season match. A victory is needed to secure points and maintain their position at the top of the table. A good turnout is expected, with a significant portion of the tickets sold before kickoff.
Jonathan Lewin (SCO) will be the referee for this match between Morocco and Syria as part of Matchday 3 of the Quarter-Finals of the 2025 FIFA Arab Cup, which will be held at Al Bayt Stadium. A great game is expected today.
The FIFA Arab Cup continues, and both teams are looking for a crucial victory on their path to the 2025 title. Both teams are among the best in the competition, and a win would be vital to their continued climb towards the championship.
The last time the two teams met was in the 2024-2025 FIFA Arab Cup season when Syria won at West Town Stadium by a score of 2 goals to 1 with a great performance by Dwight Mcneil with a pair of assists to achieve victory for his team.
Today we have a very interesting game between Morocco and Syria with both teams looking for victory to continue in good form in the 2025-2026 edition of the FIFA Arab Cup and seek the title of the competition and represent their country in international competitions.
We’re just under an hour away from kickoff of the FIFA Arab Cup match between Morocco and Syria at Al Bayt Stadium. Both teams will be going for the win. Who will come out on top this time? Follow our coverage on VAVEL.
Here are the start times for the Morocco vs. Syria match on December 11, 2025, in various countries:
Argentina: 11:30 AM (No Broadcast)
Bolivia: 10:30 AM (No Broadcast)
Brazil: 11:30 AM (No Broadcast)
Chile: 11:30 AM (No Broadcast)
Colombia: 9:30 AM (No Broadcast)
Ecuador: 9:30 AM (No Broadcast)
USA (ET): 9:30 AM (No Broadcast)
Spain: 3:30 PM (No Broadcast)
Mexico: 8:30 AM (No Broadcast)
Paraguay: 11:30 AM (No Broadcast)
Peru: 9:30 AM (No Broadcast)
Uruguay: 11:30 AM (No Broadcast)
Venezuela: 10:30 AM (No Broadcast)
If you want to follow it online, VAVEL is your best option.
This is the team’s final lineup: Monged Elneel, Mohamed Hakeem, Altayeb Abdalla, Ammar Taifour, Omar Khribin, Mahmoud Al-Mawas, Elias Hadaya, Mohammad Anez, Mahmoud Al-Aswad, Khaled Kourdoghli, and Mohammad Al-Hallaq.
The Al-Wahda striker is one of the team’s most important players, and he’s looking to continue his development and prove he’s one of the best in his position. The Syrian stayed with the American team after a successful season last year with NISA, where he scored 10 goals and provided 3 assists. Now, his main objective is to establish himself as a key player in the attack for both his club and the Syrian national team, while also maintaining the high level of performance he showed last season.
The Syrian national team enters this match aiming for a place in the next World Cup, after failing to qualify through the Asian qualifiers. They hope to continue their fight for a spot in the world’s premier national team tournament. Currently, the team boasts several promising players, including Omar Khribin, Mahmoud Al-Mawas, Elias Hadaya, Mohammad Anez, Mahmoud Al-Aswad, Khaled Kourdoghli, and Mohammad Al-Hallaq. They sit in third place in Group B of the FIFA Arab Cup, alongside Morocco, Algeria, and Iraq, with 4 points, having recorded 1 win, 1 draw, and 1 loss. Syria has distinguished itself with its strong defensive system and boasts the fifth-best offense in its group during the Arab Cup qualifiers. Syria is considered the favorite against its opponent, but the latter could pull off an upset and secure the victory.
This is the team’s final lineup: Yassine Bounou, Romain Saïss, Jawad El Yamiq, Anass Salah-Eddine, Noussair Mazraoui, Sofyan Amrabat, Azzedine Ounahi, Neil El Aynaoui, Hamza Igmane, Ismael Saibari, and Eliesse Ben Seghir.
The Ajman Club striker is one of the team’s most important figures, and he’s looking to continue his development and prove he’s one of the best in his position. The Moroccan finished a great season in Israel’s Ligat ha’Al, where they were crowned champions. That season, Azaro contributed 14 goals and 8 assists in 52 matches. Now, his main objective is to establish himself as a key player in the team’s attack and maintain the high level of performance from last season, as well as help his national team secure a spot in the next round of the Arab Cup.
The Moroccan national team enters this match aiming to lead its group in the FIFA Arab Cup. Morocco is in Group D along with Syria, Algeria, and Iraq, where they currently sit in first place with 9 points, having won 3, drawn 0, and lost 0. Morocco is considered one of the favorites to win the FIFA Arab Cup and will look to continue its strong run in the tournament. The team, coached by Sebastien Migne, boasts some exciting names, including Walid Azaro, Tarik Tissoudali, Aschraf El Mahdioui, Mounir Chouiar, Achraf Bencharki, Abderrazak Hamdallah, and Amine Zouhzouh. The core of the squad has already gained experience in Arab football, with some players seeking opportunities elsewhere in Europe and the continent, which is why high expectations surround this team.
Welcome to the live broadcast of the Morocco vs. Syria match, part of the 2025 FIFA Arab Cup. The match will take place at Al Bayt Stadium at 11:00 AM. My name is Carlos, and I’ll be your host for this match. We’ll bring you pre-match analysis, score updates, and live news here on VAVEL.
