Missing Data

India v Kuwait 2010-11-14

The other 5 goalscorers for Kuwait are named here via reddif.com:

"Al Qadsia striker Bader Al Mutawa struck four times (25th, 55th, 66th and 90th) while Yousef Naser Al Sulaiman (20th), Jarah Al Ataiqi (29th, penalty), Fahad Al Enezi (51st), Khaled Khalaf (56th) Hammad Naif Al Enezi (75th) found the target once each as the Kuwaitis scored goals almost at will at the Al-Wahda Stadium."

Kuwait v Zambia 2010-12-31

Fahad AL-Enezi scored twice instead of Mesaed Neda Al-Enezi. kuna.net also reports 6 half time substitutions:

"Kuwait boss Goran Tufegdzic made six changes to his starting line-up in the second half, involving Ahmed Al-Rasheedi, Yaqoub Al-Taher, Abdulaziz Al-Mashaan, Fahad Al-Ansari, Hamad Al-Enezi and susbstitute keeper Hamid Al-Qallaf, instead of Hussain Fadhel, Fahad Awadh, Walid Ali, Yousif Naser, Fahad Al-Enezi and keeper Nawaf Al-Khaldi."

Bahrain 1-1 Kuwait.

Missing match from 8th June 2012. Played at Dream Land Playing Field.

Kuwait 2-1 Palestine

footballpalestine reports Nu'man scoring for Palestine. 'Al-Bariki' scoring the first goal for Kuwait (could be Abdullah Al-Buraiki perhaps?) and Nawaf Al-Khaldi in goal for Kuwait. the 2nd Kuwait goal was a penalty but it doesn't mention who scored it.

Once again bakerrp... I bow down to your knowledge.

South Korea v Iran 1998-12-11

Just a small one here... I believe the 11th Iran starter is Amir Eftekhari.

Pál Fischer

2001/02 Ercsi Kinizsi 14/9

2000/01 Ercsi Kinizsi 13/4, Csepel SC 6/1

1999/00 Pilisvörösvár ?/?

1998/99 Budapest KV Előre 9/1

Egypt v Togo 2000-01-04

Togo team shown on footballdatabase.

Micolta made debut in that game. you are missing that sub.

Syria v Turkmenistan 2009-01-18

Goalscorers according to RSSSF are:

"Turkmenistan 1 (Rahman Bablin 12) - Syria 5 (Ali Diab 44, Rajaa Rafe 50, Bakri Tarab 65. Firas Al Khatib 70, 75).

Ferenc Csík date of death: 2019-09-30

1. Karim Essediri (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/7751/Karim_Essediri.html) is an Attacking Midfielder (AM), can also play as Secondary striker (SS)

2. Imad Siddiq (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/68551/Imad_Siddiq.html) played for Al-Nassr Al-Riyadh from 2005/06 to 2008/09, then moved to Al-Thoqbah Al-Khobar in 2009/10 to 2011/12 season

3. Humaid Abbas Al-Balooshi (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/87539/H…l_Balooshi.html) is a Defensive Midfielder (DM), could also play as a Right Back (RB) as well.

4. The player Encalada (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/79461/Encalada.html) played for Emelec Guayaquil in 2000 (https://www.national-football-teams.com/club/629/2000/…_Guayaquil.html)

5. The player Claudio (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/79462/Claudio.html) played for LDU Quito in 2000 (https://www.national-football-teams.com/club/631/2000/Ldu_Quito.html).

6. Missing information in the Lebanon vs Kuwait match of 22 June 1997 (https://www.national-football-teams.com/matches/report…non_Kuwait.html M Adeilem replaces Adel Youssef Ali (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/76708/Adel_Youssef_Ali.html) in the 83th minute. I don't know further information about him.

7. Fousseni Tounkara (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/52428/F…i_Tounkara.html) missed a penalty in the 64th minute in the Lesotho vs Niger match which Niger lost 3-1 in Setsoto Stadium on 25 March 2007

8. Ahmed Al-Nabulsi (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/47620/Ahmed_Al_Nabulsi.html) full name is Ahmed Abdallah Al-Naboulsi and he is a Left Winger (LW)

9. Sultan Abbas (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/54213/Sultan_Abbas.html) full name: Sultan Abbas Al-Balooshi and he is a Left Back (LB)

10. Karim Benkaour (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/46355/Karim_Benkaour.html. correct name is Karim Benkouar and he is a Centre Forward (CF). He was born on 25 November 1979 in Fès (Morocco). His height is 1.70m.

Karim Benkouar club stats:

1998/1999 Maghreb AS Fes (11 goals)

1999/2000 Nîmes Olympique B

2000/2001 Panionios

2000/2001 OFI Crete

2001/2002 Nîmes Olympique

2002/2003 SC Espinho

2003/2004 ES Vitrolles

2006/2007 AC Arlèsien

2009/2010 CO Castelnaudary

China v Colombia 1995-10-26

Jinming Han for Bing Li and Tao Wang for Weiguo Peng were the subs for China.

Source: transfermarkt.

Also, what's the reason for Hong Kong's 1995 and 1998 omissions on here from the then called Dynasty Cup? Matches in question are:

07/03/1998 South Korea         Japan                0-1       Dynasty Cup
04/03/1998 Japan               Japan                1-5       Dynasty Cup
01/03/1998 China               Japan                0-1       Dynasty Cup
26/02/1995 China               Hong Kong            1-1(3-1p) Dynasty 3/4
23/02/1995 South Korea         Hong Kong            2-3       Dynasty Rd 1
21/02/1995 China               Hong Kong            0-0       Dynasty Rd 1
19/02/1995 Japan               Hong Kong            0-3       Dynasty Rd 1

I understand the omission from the Carlsberg Cup matches played around the same time as they were Hong Kong League XI sides, but were the Dynasty Cup sides, League XI's also?

P.S. Taken from the RSSSF website. The second column are the Hong Kong opponents and the third column is the location of the matches.

Ferenc Szilveszter 2001/02: Budapest KV Előre 28/5

Sharafat Ali scored both goals for Pakistan at the Olympics qualification match against Nepal on 25 April 1987.

Source: his biography (in Urdu language but I attach the translation.)

Nigeria v Malawi 2000-06-04

NIgeria team on 11v11

Nigeria v Malawi 2000-06-06

Nigeria team on 11v11