If you find mistakes (of which there must be a lot)

Sri Lanka vs Lebanon: Adnan Haidar played for Lebanon, not Mohamed Haidar. (Per FIFA)

https://www.national-football-…87/Sri_Lanka_Lebanon.html

https://www.national-football-…r/49157/Adnan_Haidar.html

https://www.national-football-…44644/Mohamed_Haidar.html

https://www.fifa.com/worldcup/…/400080636/#match-lineups

Place of birth corrections (per globalsportsarchive.com)
Kassem Al-Zein: Maarakeh (Lebanon)
Nour Mansour: Wadi Al Nahleh (Lebanon)

Alexander Michel Melki: Västertälje (Sweden)

Hussein Al-Zein: Sidon (Lebanon)

Felix Michel Melki: Södertälje (Sweden)

Ahmad Jalloul: Bourj el-Barajneh (Lebanon)

Hussein Monzer: Adaisseh (Lebanon)

Bassel Jradi: Copenhagen (Denmark)

Hassan Maatouk: Sir el Gharbieh (Lebanon)

Rabih Ataya: Sour (Lebanon)

Name corrections:

Hussein Al-Zein --> Hussein Zein (correct name is without the "Al-" prefix; source: FIFA.com)

Mohamad Kdouh --> Mohamad Jalal Kdouh (in Bangladesh, where he plays now, he is mostly know by his second name "Jalal". Also, it's better to write his full name as to not confuse him with the other Mohamad Kdouh)

Nour Mansour did not play for Al-Ansar Beirut in 10/11, he was still at Safa Beirut that season.

Mootaz Jounaidi has 49 games listed under "Games" (which is correct), but on the right the "Stats" box says "46 Fifa matches, 2 Non Fifa matches", which adds up to 48.

Adnan Haidar - Position: Centre Midfielder (move RM to secondary position)

Hassan 'Shibriko' Chaito - Position: Left-back (secondary position: Right-back)

Hussein Zein - Position: Right-back

Nour Mansour - Position: Centre-back (move RB to secondary position)

Ahmad Taktook - Name change to Ahmad Taktouk

Ali Al-Sabaa - Name change to Ali Sabeh; place of birth: Bourj el-Barajneh (Lebanon)

Mohamed Zein Tahan - Place of birth: Aadloun (Lebanon)

Nassar Nassar - Position: Right-back

Khalil Kahmis - Place of birth: Zahle (Lebanon)

Ali Hamam - Place of birth: Anqoun (Lebanon)

Yahya Al-Hindi - Name change to Yahya El Hindi (official name on his Australian passport); place of birth: Sydney (Australia); height: 1.85 m; position: defensive midfielder

Haitham Faour - Name change to Haytham Faour; place of birth: Meiss Ej Jabal (Lebanon)

Ahmad Hijazi - Place of birth: Sidon (Lebanon)

Ali Alaaeddine - Place of birth: Kuwait City (Kuwait)

Mohamed Korhani played for Al-Ansar Beirut in 14/15, not Al-Ijtimai Tripoli (source: An-Nahar, he was in the TOTS that year for Al-Ansar). He has played 19 games, scoring 0 (per Soccerway).

Ossama Haidar played for Salam Sour until 14/15. He moved back to Al-Tadamon Sour in 15/16 (Lebanese Second Division), where he retired. Also, change position to Forward.

Yahya El Hindi played in Australia for:

Season | Club | M | G | R

2017 | Sydney Olympic FC | 1 | 0 | 5 (II - NPL NSW Men's 1)

2018 | Sydney Olympic FC | 0 | 0 | 1 (II - NPL NSW Men's 1)

2018 | Parramatta FC | 10 | 0 | 13 (III - NPL NSW Men's 2)

The 18/19 and 19/20 seasons are correct

The Lebanese Football Association announced that all leagues would be cancelled for the 19/20 season. Therefore, any player playing in Lebanon in 19/20 should have 0 apps 0 goals (they also stated that the 3 matchdays that were played would be cancelled).

Hogop Donabedian retired in 2018 (17/18 was his last season). In 13/14, he played for Salam Zgharta (not Homenetmen Beirut) and made 21 apps, 0 goals (see Soccerway).

Ahmad Al-Choum played for Al-Ansar Beirut from 97/98 to 14/15; height: 1.77m; position Left-back (LB) (source: Kooora).

Jad Noureddine played for Perak (Malaysia) in 2018, 8 games 0 goals (source: Soccerway)

Leagues and Clubs of Lebanon 19/20

Lebanese Premier League (1. League)

Al-Ahed Beirut --> Al Ahed FC

Al-Akha'a Ahli Aley --> Akhaa Ahli Aley FC

Al-Ansar Beirut --> Al Ansar FC

Al-Bourj Beirut --> Bourj FC

Al-Nejmeh Beirut --> Nejmeh SC

Al-Shabab Al-Ghazieh --> Chabab Ghazieh SC

Al-Tadamon Sour --> Tadamon Sour SC

Safa Beirut --> Safa SC

Salam Zgharta --> Salam Zgharta FC

Shabab Al-Bourj --> Shabab El-Bourj SC

Shabab Al-Sahel Beirut --> Shabab Al Sahel FC

Tripoli SC --> AC Tripoli

Lebanese Second Division (2. League)

Al-Ahli Saida --> Al Ahli Saida SC

Al-Ijtimai Tripoli --> Al Egtmaaey Tripoli SC

Al-Islah Bourj Al-Shamali --> Islah Borj Al Shmali Club

Al-Mabarra Beirut --> Al Mabarra Club

Al-Shabab Al-Arabi Beirut --> Al Shabab Al Arabi Club Beirut

Bekaa SC Al-Nabi Shayth --> Bekaa SC (Al Nabi Chit SC until 17/18, from 18/19 Bekaa SC)

Hikmeh La Sagesse Beirut --> Sagesse SC

Homenetmen Beirut --> Homenetmen Beirut FC

Racing Beirut --> Racing Club Beirut

Lebanese Third Division (3. League)

Al-Amal Maarakeh --> Al Amal Maarka Club

Al-Hilal Haret al-Neme --> Al Hilal Haret Al Naameh SC

Al-Irshad Beirut --> Al Irshad Chehim SC

Al-Khoyol Beirut --> AC Sporting Beirut (Al Khoyol FC until 17/18, from 18/19 AC Sporting Beirut)

Homenmen Beirut --> Homenmen AA Beirut
Salam Sour --> Salam Sour SC

Shabab Majdal Anjar --> Shabab Majdal Anjar Club

unkown

Al-Rayyan Beirut --> Al Rayyan Club

(unrelated: change Kassem Al-Zein into Kassem El Zein)