Saol Saad (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/86065/Saol_Saad.html) is confirmed to be Saad Saad (https://www.national-football-teams.com/player/85925/Saad_Saad.html).
Substitutes of Syria for Syria vs San Marino match on 18 September 1987:
Adnan Sabouni replaced Rashid Khalid, Mohamed Al-Qolla replaced Faisal Ahmad, and Mohamad Jakalan replaced Abdul Kader Kardaghli.
Correction: Adnan Sabouni was born on 13 November 1961.
POB: Shariatpur, Bangladesh
Height: 1.70m
Club History: Mirpur City Club 1986 to 1988
PWD SC 1989 to 1992
Brothers Union 1993
Muktijoddha Sangsad KC 1994 to 1995
East Bengal Club (India) 1995
Abahani Ltd Dhaka 1996
Muktijoddha Sangsad KC 1997 to 1999
Abahani Ltd Dhaka 2000 to 2001
Muktijoddha Sangsad KC 2002 to 2003
Abahani Ltd Dhaka 2003 to 2004
Rezaul Karim Rehan
Club History: Muktijoddha Sangsad KC 1985 to 1987
Dhaka Mohammedan 1988 to 1989
Abahani Ltd Dhaka 1989 to 1993
Kolkata Mohammedan 1991 (1991/92 season)
Dhaka Mohammedan 1994 to 1995
Tanvir Chowdhury
Club History: Victoria SC 1995 to 1996
Badda Jagorani 1997 to 2001
Chittagong Abahani 2000 (loan only for the 2000 National League)
Abahani Ltd Dhaka 2001 to 2002
Arambagh KS 2002 to 2003
Sheikh Russel KC 2004 to 2009
Muktijoddha Sangsad KC 2005 to 2006 (loan only for the 2005/06 National League)
Brothers Union 2009 to 2010
Mohd Arman Mia
Club History: Eskaton Sabuj Sangha 1988 to 1992
Dhaka Mohammedan 1993 to 1994
Muktijoddha Sangsad KC 1994 to 1995
Dhaka Mohammedan 1995 to 1998
Abahani Ltd Dhak 1998 to 2002
Muktijoddha Sangsad KC 2002 to 2003
Brothers Union 2003 to 2004
Muktijoddha Sangsad KC 2004 to 2008
Saiful Bari Titu
Club History: East Bengal Club (Bangladesh) 1984 to 1985
East Bengal Limited (Bangladesh) 1985 to 1987
Dhanmondi Club 1987 to 1989
Dhaka Mohammedan 1989 to 1994
Muktijoddha Sangsad KC 1994 to 2001
Dhaka Mohammedan 2001
1) Sri Lanka vs. Bangladesh
Add to the Bangladesh lineup:
Kazi Mofazzal Hossain
Rajani Kanta Barman
Waly Faisal
Anamul Hoque
Mamunul Islam
Abdul Baten Komol
2) Bangladesh head coach for the:
1991 South Asian Games
Pakistan vs. Bangladesh 1991-12-24
Bangladesh vs. India 1991-12-26
Bangladesh vs. Nepal 1991-12-28
Shahid Uddin Ahmed Selim
POB: Dhaka, Bangladesh
Date of death: 5 January 2022
Represented Bangladesh: 1975, 1979 & 1980
Position: Center-back
Club History: Brothers Union 1968 to 1983
Source
3) Kaiser Hamid
Add appearances against:
Nepal vs. Bangladesh 1986-12-04
Bangladesh vs. Singapore 1986-12-07
Nepal vs. Bangladesh 1987-11-21
Pakistan vs. Bangladesh 1987-11-25
4) Monem Munna
Add appearances against:
Nepal vs. Bangladesh 1987-11-21
Pakistan vs. Bangladesh 1987-11-25
5) Golam Sarwar Tipu
Full name: S.M. Golam Sarwar Mostafa Tipu
DOB: 22 October 1945
POB: Barisal, Bangladesh
Played internationally for Pakistan in: 1969 (did not play internationally for Bangladesh)
Position: Left-winger
Club History: Tejgaon Friends Club 1963
East Pakistan Press 1964
Wari Club Dhaka 1965
Rahmatganj MFS 1966
Victoria SC 1967
Dhaka Mohammedan 1968 to 1972
Abahani KC Dhaka 1972 to 1974
Dhaka Mohammedan 1975 to 1979
... Good chance Hani Thabit is actually Haitham Thabit. Abdulla Al-Wadi is Ahmed Al-Wadi instead...
Yes, on the match reports Hamada Al-Wadi is listed for both, so that should be correct.
About Hani Thabit I am not sure, for the game he is entering as a substitute Yemen-Team doesn't have subs. Hani and Haitham sounds quite different. I'd prefer to wait. Maybe Yemen-Team or someone else will get subs to doublecheck.
Besides the games you have listed, I also did
Yemen v Tanzania 2009-11-11 = yemen-team
Barbados v St Kitts & Nevis 2000-02-17
Barbados goal scored by Llewelyn Riley in the 44th minute.
Barbados v Antigua & Barbuda 2000-02-29
Barbados goals scored by Riley (85th penalty) and Forde (89th)... Unsure if it's Norman or Michael.
22/05/08 Yemen 1 Sudan 1 Ali Mohsin Muraisi, Sana’a Ali BARI (Yemen)
YEMEN Saud AL SOWAIDI, Basem AL AQEL, Abdullah OMAR, Haitham THABIT, Humood QASSIM (Ali MUBARAK 46), Ala’a AL SASI, Akram AL WORAFI, Ali AL OMQI (Ali AL NONO 62), Yaser BA SUHAI (Saleh AL SHEHRI 74), Zaher AL FADHLI, Moaz ASSAG
Goal: Assag 49 Missed Pen: al Worafi 24
I have the SUDANi team pic of that match. Some familiar faces, but I never really worked it out. Maybe we have some Sudani user(s) here who can make something out of it.
I have the SUDANi team pic of that match. Some familiar faces, but I never really worked it out. Maybe we have some Sudani user(s) here who can make something out of it.
Goalkeeper looks like Hafez Ahmed / 8 is Haitham Mustafa / 10 is Haitham Tambal / 9 looks like Saif Mesawi (Goalscorer) / 2 could be Omer Bakhit / 4 could be Muhammed Safari / 3 could be Musa Al-Zoma / The player bottom right I'd take a punt at Mohanned Al-Tahir. The 2nd player in, back row could be Alaaeldin Yousef. The 3, 17 or 15 I can't even guess at.
Edit: Thanks to bakerrp I can now guess the 3 could be Musa Al-Zoma and the 15 could be Amir Damer. Still don't know number 17.
Sudan team that I have is:
Khalid JOLIEAT, Amer KOKO, Mohamed KHODER, Musa AL TAYEB, Badreldin ABDALLAH, Aladdin YUSUF, Omar BAKHIT, Saif IDRIS, Haitham MUSTAPHA, Muhannad EL TAHIR, Mudathir AL TAHIR
There isn't any keeper listed, so I assume these 11 players to have played either as starter or entering sub.
Goalkeeper looks like Hafez Ahmed / 8 is Haitham Mustafa / 10 is Haitham Tambal / 9 looks like Saif Mesawi (Goalscorer) / 2 could be Omer Bakhit / 4 could be Muhammed Safari / 3 could be Musa Al-Zoma / The player bottom right I'd take a punt at Mohanned Al-Tahir. The 2nd player in, back row could be Alaaeldin Yousef. The 3, 17 or 15 I can't even guess at.
Edit: Thanks to bakerrp I can now guess the 3 could be Musa Al-Zoma and the 15 could be Amir Damer. Still don't know number 17.
Many thanks for your expertise. In green are the player I can see, too, In yellow are players I would put a questionmark behind, for example #17 Mudather Al-Tahir Karika to complete the picture. Maybe I am tricked because of his usual #17. On the pics I have from Karika he has a different hair line, though I just have pics from him being older. In red are players I don't see at all, Musa Al-Tayeb Al-Zoma looks different to me. So, it's more likely that #3 is Badreldin Abdalla Galag, though he usually had #9 and still I can't recognize him exactly. So, it may could be a complete different player like Tambal or Hafez who weren't on BakerRP's line-up but are clearly pictured.
Missing DR Congo goal scored by Dieumerci Mbokani in the 47th minute.
DR Congo v Equatorial Guinea 2012-09-09
I do however feel he has a goal taken away here, the third goal looks to have been scored by Mpeko Issama. Source: Congo Planet
There isn't any keeper listed, so I assume these 11 players to have played either as starter or entering sub.
Many thanks for your expertise. In green are the player I can see, too, In yellow are players I would put a questionmark behind, for example #17 Mudather Al-Tahir Karika to complete the picture. Maybe I am tricked because of his usual #17. On the pics I have from Karika he has a different hair line, though I just have pics from him being older. In red are players I don't see at all, Musa Al-Tayeb Al-Zoma looks different to me. So, it's more likely that #3 is Badreldin Abdalla Galag, though he usually had #9 and still I can't recognize him exactly. So, it may could be a complete different player like Tambal or Hafez who weren't on BakerRP's line-up but are clearly pictured.
Your reasoning behind number 17 is the exact reason I didn't recognise El Tahir either. He does look different here, but I've no reason to disagree. As soon as barkerrp mentioned Musa Al Zoma I could see him being the number 3, more so than Badreldin Galag, so we do differ there, but again that might just be number recognition. Just having another look now though, number 3 could be Tareg Mukhtar.
Your reasoning behind number 17 is the exact reason I didn't recognise El Tahir either. He does look different here, but I've no reason to disagree. As soon as barkerrp mentioned Musa Al Zoma I could see him being the number 3, more so than Badreldin Galag, so we do differ there, but again that might just be number recognition. Just having another look now though, number 3 could be Tareg Mukhtar.
Indeed #3 looks a bit more like Tareg Mukhtar than he looks like Badreldin Galag and Musa Al-Zoma. Still he isn't clear too me. Other than Galag and Al-Zoma he isn't listed on BakerRP's used players list. So if we are wrong with Galag or Al-Zoma they came at least as a sub (and at least their cap would be correct). While Tareg Mukhtar may didn't play at all, and we are not sure about him like we are sure about Hafez and Tambal (who weren't on BakerRP's list).
So I would kept the line-up this way, until we get further infos or further feedback, maybe from the Sudani user(s).
Few more Yemen updates:
Ahmed Saeed is real, he's a midfielder. Ahmed Saeed
Bahrain v Yemen 2004-12-11 = Can add Ali Al-Nono to this match. yemen-team
Yemen v Syria 2004-08-28 = Yemen's goals scored by Mohammed Al-Azzi (65th minute. his only cap and goal) and Khaled Afarah. Ali Al-Nono also plays. yemen-team
Syria v Yemen 2004-08-26 = Ali Al-Nono with the goal for Yemen in the 20th minute.
Yemen v Saudi Arabia 2002-12-26 = yemen-team
Ali Al-Nawwou is actually Ali Mohamed Joarah. yemen-team
Nasser Hussein is Nasser Ghazi instead. yemen-team
Mohamed Salem Ahmed and Hamada Abdullah appear to be the same person. yemen-team
Salem Ahmed Aziz and Aziz Al-Zuraqi are same person. yemen-team
Both Mahmoud Sharaf and Ahmed Al-Kahta are actually Mahmoud Al-Kahsa. yemen-team
Khaled Briek seems to be real though, he was a midfielder, only cap and goal. yemen-team
Kuwait v Yemen 2000-02-16. Only Ali-Al-Nono and Adel Al-Salmi added. A goalkeeper called Khaled Atiq is also named instead of Salem Al-Souwaidi.
Turkmenistan v Yemen 2000-02-12 = Only 3 players named, Ali-Al-Nono, Adel Al-Salmi and Faisal Al-Al-Hajj. yemen-team
Nepal v Yemen 2000-02-10 = yemen-team
Hope all the links are correct.
Change year of birth from 1966 to 1962
Club history: Played for WAPDA (1977-1978), Pakistan Army (1979-1980) and then PIA (1981-1993)
Display MoreFew more Yemen updates:
Ahmed Saeed is real, he's a midfielder. Ahmed Saeed
Bahrain v Yemen 2004-12-11 = Can add Ali Al-Nono to this match. yemen-team
Yemen v Syria 2004-08-28 = Yemen's goals scored by Mohammed Al-Azzi (65th minute. his only cap and goal) and Khaled Afarah. Ali Al-Nono also plays. yemen-team
Syria v Yemen 2004-08-26 = Ali Al-Nono with the goal for Yemen in the 20th minute.
Yemen v Saudi Arabia 2002-12-26 = yemen-team
Ali Al-Nawwou is actually Ali Mohamed Joarah. yemen-team
Nasser Hussein is Nasser Ghazi instead. yemen-team
Mohamed Salem Ahmed and Hamada Abdullah appear to be the same person. yemen-team
Salem Ahmed Aziz and Aziz Al-Zuraqi are same person. yemen-team
Both Mahmoud Sharaf and Ahmed Al-Kahta are actually Mahmoud Al-Kahsa. yemen-team
Khaled Briek seems to be real though, he was a midfielder, only cap and goal. yemen-team
Kuwait v Yemen 2000-02-16. Only Ali-Al-Nono and Adel Al-Salmi added. A goalkeeper called Khaled Atiq is also named instead of Salem Al-Souwaidi.
Turkmenistan v Yemen 2000-02-12 = Only 3 players named, Ali-Al-Nono, Adel Al-Salmi and Faisal Al-Al-Hajj. yemen-team
Nepal v Yemen 2000-02-10 = yemen-team
Hope all the links are correct.
Two points:
1) 2000-02-16 vs Kuwait:
both sources, Yemen-team and NFT-source had no complete 11. So rather than having a starting line-up I just can assume these were the players to have seen action. As we have now two different GKs, I just can assume a GK substitution. That way at least both get their cap.
... until we get a complete match report
2) I am not sure Mahmoud Sharaf means Mahmoud Al-Kahsa. By the FIFA report the entering #12 was Sharaf Mahfoodh (misspelled), while Mahmoud Mohammed Ali Al-Kahsa was #7. I know FIFA could be wrong with the entering sub, but would like to have a different source before crediting Al-Kahsa that match.
I spotted several more double-credit players. So, a long night. Ro83rto thanks for searching this Yemen info.
Filling in what we can of Yemen in the 90's...
Mohamed Dammaj is real, he was a striker. yemen-team
Al-Hadj is in fact Saleh Al-Haj. yemen-team
Saudi Arabia v Yemen 1996-01-28 = Just the two players named... Aref Abdorabo and a Taher Mohsen who was a defender. yemen-team
Iran v Yemen 1994-10-09 = Just the 7 players named. yemen-team
Jamal Huzam is real, under the name Jamal Nadeem. He was a midfielder. yemen-team
Ibrahim Al-Sabahi is real, played his only cap as a defender. yemen-team
Ahmed Al-Sabahi is real, a midfielder. yemen-team
Yasin Manem was also a midfielder. yemen-team
Jamal Allal was a midfielder as well. yemen-team
Awad Kioran was a defender. yemen-team
Aref Abdullah was also a defender. yemen-team
Thailand v Yemen 1990-09-23 = Can add a new defender... Ibrahim Al-Sahrani. yemen-team
The only other potential addition is adding this fixture on the 13th May 2017: Egypt 1-0 Yemen
It appears this was a Yemen first team, but an Egyptian (local) side.
Hey,
Will you be adding this competition (one that I had never heard of until this week)? Just to put it on your radar!
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