Introduction of Iran’s opponent in the eighth A constant rival with an Argentinian player Jane

According to the correspondent of Fars news agency from Qatar, our country’s national football team won 2-1 against the UAE last night to advance to the eighth round of the Nations Cup with 9 points as the leader of Group C.

Where, according to the results of other groups, Syria should be mentioned as Iran’s opponent at this stage.

The team that was able to advance to the 18th round for the first time in its 7th season in the Nations Cup. With a goalless draw against Uzbekistan, a slight 1-0 defeat against Australia and a 1-0 win against India, Syria has reached the top 16 teams in Asia.

The interesting point is Hector Cooper, the famous and Argentine head coach of the Syrians, who has won the Champions League runner-up with Valencia twice and has previously lifted Egypt and Uzbekistan from the group stage of the Asian and African Cup of Nations. to continue the process in his current team.

Syria is known as a hardworking team in the 18th Cup. A team that hardly scores goals but has one of the best defensive lines in the cup.

Although familiar players such as Ebrahim Alame, the former Sepahan goalkeeper, Omar Maidani, the defender of Al-Nasr Kuwait, Amr Juniyat, the defender of Al-Karamah, Taher Koroma, the defender of Al-Fatawa, Omar Kharibin, Moyed Ajn, the midfielder of Al-Jish, Mohammad Al-Momor, the midfielder of Al-Karamah of Syria, can be included. The famous figures of Syria were mentioned, but the 2-line players such as Ayham Osso (defender born in Sweden, Slavia Prague), Abdur Rahman Weiss (defender born in Greece, Athens Kalisia), Ezkoel Ham (midfielder born in Argentina, Independent), Elmar Abraham (midfielder born in Sweden, Skode Sweden), Ibrahim Hisar (midfielder) Born in Belgrano, Argentina) and Pablo Sabbagh (striker born in Colombia Allianz Lima Peru), Antonio Jacob (striker born in Sweden Osters), Jalil Elias (midfielder born in Johor Darul Tazeem, Malaysia) are also among the people who have increased the international experience of this team.

Iran and Syria have faced each other 30 times so far, and the share of our country’s team has been 18 wins, 11 draws and one loss.

The only match between two teams in the history of the Nations Cup ended in a goalless draw in 1980.

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