2025 Arab Cup draw produces exciting matches
The draw for the 2025 Arab Cup football tournament in Qatar, which was held yesterday, Sunday, resulted in strong groups, awaiting the completion of the group stage and the full identity of the group stage matches after the preliminary round.
The Arab Cup matches will be held from December 1 to 18, with qualifying matches on November 25 and 26.
The following are the results of the 2025 Arab Cup draw:
Group A:
Qatar
Tunisia
Syria or South Sudan
Palestine or Libya.
Group B:
Morocco
Saudi Arabia
Oman or Somalia
Yemen or Comoros.
Group C:
Egypt
Jordan
UAE
Kuwait or Mauritania.
Group D:
Algeria
Iraq
Bahrain or Djibouti
Lebanon or Sudan.
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