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1966 Arab Cup
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3rd Arab Cup, held in Iraq
Arab Cup 1966 Postcards_IQ_1966_50f.jpg Postcard promoting the 3rd Arab Football Cup Iraq 1–10 April 10 2 3 3 Iraq 1963 2 Syria 1963 Libya Lebanon 1943 20 98 LBY Ali Al-Biski(10 goals) IRQ 1963 Shidrak Yousif 1964 1985
The 1966 Arab Cup was the third edition of the Arab Cup hosted in Baghdad, Iraq. The host nation and defending champions Iraq won the title for the 2nd time.نهائي كأس العرب 1966 - Al-Gardenia
At the tournament's closing ceremony, the chairman of the Arab Cup Organising Committee announced that the next edition of the Arab Cup would be held in 1967 in Damascus, Syria,https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/mena/newspapers/bagh19660412-01.1.10 3rd Arab Football Cup Tournament Ends Baghdad News 12 April 1966 however, this did not end up taking place.
Participating teams
A total of 10 teams participated in the competition. United Arab Republic initially agreed to take part,https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/mena/newspapers/bagh19660222-01.1.10 U.A.R. will take part in Arab Cup The Iraq Times 22 February 1966 but later withdrew.https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/mena/newspapers/bagh19660401-01.1.13 Arab Football Cup tournament in progress The Iraq Times 5 April 1966 Sudan were invited to participate but declined.https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/mena/newspapers/bagh19660304-01.1.10 National Trainer on Soccer Prospects The Iraq Times 4 March 1966
The 10 participating teams were:
Team Qualified as Previous appearances in tournamentBold indicates champion for that year, Italic indicates host. IRQ 1963 Hosts & holders 1 (1964) BHR 1932 Invitee 0 (debut) JOR Invitee 2 (1963, 1964) KUW Invitee 2 (1963, 1964) LBN 1943 Invitee 2 (1963, 1964) LBY Invitee 1 (1964) North Yemen Invitee 0 (debut) Flag of Muscat.svg Muscat and Oman Invitee 0 (debut) PLE Invitee 0 (debut) SYR 1963 Invitee 1 (1963)
Notes
Venues
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Iraq 33.366667 43.566667 Habbaniyah left
Iraq 32.505556 45.824722 Kut bottomBaghdadHabbaniyahKutAl-Kashafa StadiumAl-Habbaniyah StadiumAl-Kut StadiumCapacity: 14,000Capacity: 5,000Capacity: 5,000180px180px180px
Squads
1966 Arab Cup squads
Group stage
Group A
TeamPld PlayedW WonD DrawL LostGF Goals forGA Goals againstGD Goal differencePts PointsIraq 19634310153+127LBN 19434310103+77Kuwait4112109+13Jordan410379–22Bahrain 19324013725–281
1 April 1966 IRQ 1963 3–1 KUW Yousif 19
Dhiab 28
Atta 78 Al-Dawla 66 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Mamdouh Khourma (Jordan)
2 April 1966 LBN 1943 6–1 Bahrain 1932 El-Sharki
Chatila
Berjaoui
Abou Murad
Altounian Ayub Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Mamdouh Khourma (Jordan)
2 April 1966 Iraq 1963 2–1 Jordan Assad
Atta Al-Shaqran 22 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Rashad Hawasly (Syria)
3 April 1966 LBN 1943 2–1 Kuwait El-Sharki 2
Apo 62 Al-Dawla 26 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Salih Faraj (Iraq)
5 April 1966 10:00 3 Iraq 1963 10–1 Bahrain 1932 Ismail 6
Dhiab 18 42 49 66
Jameel 25 55
Dawood 35
Hameed 39
Najim Salmeen 60 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Rashad Hawasly (Syria)
5 April 1966 LBN 1943 2–1 JOR El-Sharki 56
Abou Murad 59 Issa 14 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Salih Faraj (Iraq)
6 April 1966 Kuwait 4–4 Bahrain 1932 Al-Dawla 20 35 59
Al-Masoud 24 Saleem 14 32
Waleed 33
Ayub 35 Al-Habbaniyah Stadium, Habbaniyah Rashad Hawasly (Syria)
7 April 1966 Jordan 5–1 Bahrain 1932 Issa 22 ?
Al-Adwan 60
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? Zuleikh Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Fahmi Al-Qaimaqchi (Iraq)
7 April 1966 Iraq 1963 0–0 LBN 1943 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Mamdouh Khourma (Jordan)
8 April 1966 Kuwait 4–0 Jordan Al-Dawla 2 63 71
Al-Khatib 42 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Fahmi Al-Qaimaqchi (Iraq)
Group B
Muscat and Oman abandoned their first match against Libya with 10 minutes left due to a disputed decision while they were losing 21–0, and subsequently withdrew from the tournament.
TeamPld PlayedW WonD DrawL LostGF Goals forGA Goals againstGD Goal differencePts PointsSyria 19633210111+105Libya 19513120141+134Palestine311195+43North Yemen3003027–270Flag of Muscat.svg Muscat and OmanWithdrew
1 April 1966 Libya 1951 1–1 PLE Al-Biski 35 Al-Samari 75 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Salih Faraj (Iraq)
2 April 1966 Syria 1963 7–0 North Yemen Alian 16
Markarian 42 44
Haddad 52
Kezberi 64 66
Idlibi 88 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Fahmi Al-Qaimaqchi (Iraq)
3 April 1966 Libya 1951 21–0Muscat and Oman withdrew the tournament after its first match against Libya, protesting a penalty free-kick decision of the referee at 80'. The match and results were not counted. "n" "withrawal" Flag of Muscat.svg Muscat and Oman Ben Soueid ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Al-Biski ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Al-Jahani ? ? ? ?
Ben Zayed ? Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Rashad Hawasly (Syria) Abandoned in 80'
4 April 1966 Syria 1963 0–0 Libya 1951 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Fahmi Al-Qaimaqchi (Iraq)
4 April 1966 PLE 7–0 North Yemen Al-Samari 28 65 86 88
Al-Arabi 75
Al-Maghrebi 76
Taha 82 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Mamdouh Khourma (Jordan)
6 April 1966 Syria 1963 4–1 PLE Kaoulekian 29 51 53
Haddad 69 Al-Maghrebi 47 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Salih Faraj (Iraq)
6 April 1966 Libya 1951 13–0 North Yemen Ben Soueid 1 24 50 54 70
Al-Biski 34 40 53 63 78
Al-Ahwal 3 19
Al-Khatiti 61 Al-Kut Stadium, Kut Mamdouh Khourma (Jordan)
Knockout stage
Bracket
9 April – Baghdad Iraq 1963 3 Libya 1951 1 9 April – Baghdad Syria 1963 1 LBN 1943 0 10 April – Baghdad Iraq 1963 2 Syria 1963 1 10 April – Baghdad Libya 1951 6 LBN 1943 1
Semi-finals
9 April 1966 Iraq 1963 3–1 Libya 1951 Mahmoud 12
Balla 22 pen.
Atta 74 Al-Biski 65 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Mamdouh Khourma (Jordan)
9 April 1966 Syria 1963 1–0 LBN 1943 Kaoulekian 48 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Salih Faraj (Iraq)
Third place play-off
10 April 1966 Libya 1951 6–1 LBN 1943 Al-Biski 31 33 71
Al-Jahani 42 55
Al-Ahwal 69 El-Sharki 6 Al-Kashafa Stadium, Baghdad Rashad Hawasly (Syria)
Final
1966 Arab Cup final
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)
Goalscorers
Libya's match against Muscat and Oman is not counted.
98 20 LBY Ali Al-BiskiAli Al-Baski, the historical goal scorer for Libyan football ... and the star of records http://alwasat.ly/news/libya-sports/281201 Al Wasat 10 August 2020 KUW Abdulrahman Al-Dawla IRQ 1963 Nouri Dhiab
LBY Ahmed Ben Soueid
PLE Hosam Al-Samari LBN 1943 Adnan "El-Sharki" Mekdash
SYR 1963 Avadis Kaoulekian IRQ 1963 Hisham Atta
IRQ 1963 Gorgis Ismail
JOR Adel Issa
LBY Ahmed Al-Ahwal BHR 1932 Adnan Ayub
BHR 1932 Salem "Saleem" Mubarak
IRQ 1963 Amer Jameel
LBN 1943 Joseph Abou Murad
LBN 1943 Levon Altounian
LBY Mahmoud Al-Jahani
PLE Ibrahim Al-Maghrebi
SYR 1963 Azmi Haddad
SYR 1963 Nureddin Idlibi
SYR 1963 Ghasan Kezberi
SYR 1963 Hagop Markarian BHR 1932 Ahmed Salmeen
BHR 1932 Naser Waleed
BHR 1932 Hasan Zalekh
IRQ 1963 Mahmoud Assad
IRQ 1963 Hassan Balla
IRQ 1963 Salman Dawood
IRQ 1963 Qais Hameed
IRQ 1963 Qasim Mahmoud
IRQ 1963 Mohammed Najim
IRQ 1963 Shidrak Yousif
JOR Mustafa Al-Adwan
JOR Ali Al-Shaqran
KUW Mohammed Al-Khatib
KUW Mohammed Al-Masoud
LBN 1943 Mahmoud Berjaoui
LBN 1943 Mohammed Chatila
LBN 1943 Abraham Kasabian
LBY Abdul-Kadir Al-Khatiti
PLE Mohammed Al-Arabi
PLE Omar Al-Sheikh Taha
SYR 1963 Ahmed Alian
Notes and references
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