Jordan qualifies for the FIFA Arab Cup final

Tuesday, 16 December 2025 07:15

By ARN News Staff

The Jordanian national team has qualified for the FIFA Arab Cup 2025 final, set to go against Morocco for the title on Thursday at the Lusail Stadium at 8:00 pm.

Jordan qualified after defeating their Saudi counterparts 1-0 at Al Bayt Stadium in Doha, Qatar on Monday during the semi-final match to reach the finals.

Earlier, Morocco had qualified after winning against the UAE with a 3-0 during the first semi-final match.

Ahead of the final match, the UAE will go against Saudi Arabia for the third-place title at Khalifa International Stadium on Thursday at 3:00 pm.

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