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1966 Arab Cup final
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1966 Arab Cup final Um Al Tubool mecset. Fortepan 93562.jpg Baghdad hosts the final tournament 1966 Arab Cup Iraq IRQ 1963 30px 2 Syria SYR 1963 30px 1 10 April 1966 Al-Kashafa Stadium Baghdad Mamdouh Khourma (Jordan) 20,000 1985
The 1966 Arab Cup final was a football match that took place on 10 April 1966, at the Al-Kashafa Stadium in Baghdad, Iraq, to determine the winner of the 1966 Arab Cup. Iraq defeated Syria 2–1 with two goals from Ismail Gorgis to Iraq and a goal from Nureddin Idlibi to Syria, to win their second Arab Cup.https://www.algardenia.com/2014-04-04-19-52-20/fereboaliraq/65-2012-08-28-16-27-02.html عبدالسلام عارف يحضر نهائي كأس العرب ١٩٦٦ Al Gardenia Moayed Al-Zwini 8 May 2018
Road to the final
Iraq SyriaOpponentsResultsOpponentsResults Group stageLBN0–0North Yemen4–1JOR2–1LBY0–0KUW3–1PLE3–1BHR10–1 Semi-finalsLBY3–1LBN1–0
Match summary
Iraq emerged victorious with a close 2–1 win over Syria. Ismail Gorgis proved to be the hero for the Iraqi side, scoring both their goals. Syria managed a consolation goal through Nureddin Idlibi, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Iraqi dominance.
Details
January 2023
10 April 1966 18:00 3 Iraq 1963 2–1 Syria 1963 Ismail 65 81 Idlibi 33 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad 20,000 Mamdouh Khourma (Jordan)
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Syria
Iraq: GK – Hamid FawziDF – Hassan Ali AhmedDF – Sahib Khazal DF – Jabbar RashakMF – Salman Dawood (c)MF – Shamil FlayehMF – Shidrak YousifMF – Gorgis IsmailMF – Qais HameedFW – Hisham AttaFW – Nouri Dhiab 46Substitutes:GK – Mohammed ThamerMF – Shamil TabraMF – Basil MahdiFW – Qasim MahmoudFW – Mahmoud Assad 46FW – Hussein Hashim – Tariq Razouki – Amer Jameel – Mohammed NajimManager:Adil BasherSyria: GK – Fares SaltejeDF – Ahmed JabbanDF – Tariq AloshDF – Azmi HaddadDF – Hafid Abu LbadaMF – Hagop AverianMF – Wael AkkadMF – Yusef Tamim FW – Nureddin IdlibiFW – Ahmed AlianFW – Avadis KaoulekianSubstitutes:MF – Ghasan Kezberi Manager:ROM 1965 Cornel Drăgușin
Assistant referees:
Rashad Hawasly (Syria)
Saadi Abd Al-Kareem (Iraq)
References
External links
1966 Iraq - rsssf.com
Final
1966
Category:Iraq national football team matches
Category:Syria national football team matches
Category:Football matches in Iraq
Category:April 1966 sports events in Asia
Category:1960s in Baghdad
Category:Football in Baghdad
Category:1960s in Syrian sport
Category:1965–66 in Iraqi football