09/10 - 11 goals (not 12)
22/23 - 19 games 10 goals
Fadi Alloush (goals)
until 1987: no league
1987-88 Al Ansar FC 8
1988-89: no league
1989-90 Al Ansar FC 8
1990-91 Al Ansar FC 32
1991-92 Al Ansar FC 17
1992-93 Al Ansar FC 27
1993-94 Al Ansar FC 9
1994-95 Al Ansar FC 12
1995-96 Al Ansar FC 3
1996-97 Al Ansar FC 3
1997-98 Akhaa Ahli Aley FC 3
1998-99 Akhaa Ahli Aley FC 0
1999-00 Homenmen Beirut 2
No, it doesn't. There are plenty of Qatari players having their single cap against Lebanon.
Fair enough, I just checked the Lebanese side.
Ah, great. That means that we will have some players without an international after we have deleted this one.
Everyone who made their debut against Qatar eventually made their actual debut against Indonesia on 8 September. So it should be fine.
During the course of world football history up to date, there are several non-FIFA matched played just 70 or 80 minutes. A lot of people did their efforts to these matches, so in my opinion all these matches should stay online. But online as "non-FIFA". That's why I switched the game from FIFA to non-FIFA. Especially for such cases we have the non-FIFA category. So for everybody feeling upset by such matches, always have in mind it's non-FIFA, and you can ignore the non-FIFA matches and caps completely. Just see the non-FIFA matches as some informal extra info which doesn't have to be considered seriously, and it doesn't affect the (full) FIFA caps list anyway.
I think there's a difference between a football match not following standard regulations (11v11, 2x45' halves), and a football match that does but just happens to not have been played during FIFA days (for example). Anyway, it's your opinion and I respect it. But I feel that not all "unofficial" games are the same.
Lebanon: Mustafa Matar, Hussein Zein (Hassan Korani), Walid Shour, Khalil Khamis, Hussein Sharaf Al-Din (Ali Tanish), Muhammad Safwan, Ahmad Khair Al-Din, Muhammad Haidar (Jihad Ayoub), Khader Qaddour (Zain Fran), Rami Najjarin (Hassan Surour), and Muhammad Al-Masry (Majed Othman). Khader Qaddour goal in the 6th minute.
Qatar: Marwan Badreldin, Murad Naji (Abdulla Salman Al Otaibi), Al-Hashmi Al-Hussain (Bahaa Ellethy), Ahmed Suhail, Abdulla Alyazidi (Ghanem Al Bakheet Ghanem Al Minhali), Ahmed Fathy Mansi Abdoulla (Moath Ibrahim M Mohammad Taha), Guilherme Torres (Mubarak Shanan Hamza), Ismail Mohamad (Noureldan Tamer Ibrahim), Ali Asad (Anas Abdulsalam Abweny), Yusuf Abdurisag Yusuf (Tahsin Jamshid (Marwan Sherif Salaheldin Hassan)), Moustafa El Sayed Ahmed Ghazy Asar (Mohamed Khaled Gouda).
The match should not even be considered a non-FIFA match, as it lasted only 70 minutes (two 35-minute halves).
Qatar 0-1 Lebanon (2025) should not even be considered a non-FIFA match, as it lasted only 70 minutes (two 35-minute halves).
Display MoreBut he was already 20 years at the start of the 06/07 season?
Normally, "youth"-teams are under19-teams, and with 19 years players are promoted to senior teams. Of course, not everybody make it, and some countries/clubs have u23- or other kind of reserve-teams. Often, it's a mixture of both, a 19-year old gets promoted to the senior team, but sees only a handful of league appearances, mostly as entering sub gaining not much playing time, so he gets his playing time in the u23-reserve-team. But also youth players from the under19 or even under17-teams can get their chances in the senior team, as bench player in the 2nd Cup round, or late in the season when results aren't that important anymore for "mid-table" clubs, and so they may give their best 17, 16 or may even 15 year old youngsters a place on the bench and may even some playing minutes.
So coming back to the Jounaidi case. Your source says he was "احد ابرز اكتشافات الموسم" so he performed well enough to get picked for the Olympic team. That doesn't mean he didn't played at all the previous season 05/06. Maybe he just got a couple of league appearances or even bench nominations in 05/06? And maybe he got his first matchday nomination earlier, for example as 16 year old at the end of the 01/02 season.
I understand your point, that by googling now, you can just verify the 06/07 season at the earliest. But other users have made their research, too when editing his club career, based on sources we may not found now as they went offline. Maybe the sources were less reliable or mixing youth and senior teams. But it was research done. So, I wouldn't delete his early club career. Though I understand you that he may has less than 10 league appearances from 01/02 to 05/06.
The overall problem here, is that we don't have Lebanese league stats. What we actually need are proper league stats for the full squads, by which we can see all league stats of the entire squad, so we could see how many games a player really played. If he didn't appeared on such a full squad stat list, not even as unused bench player, I would agree to put him out in the season before he appears the first time.
He just left Ansar today. This Kooora source (https://www.kooora.com/?n=1154382) says that he left the club after over 21 years, which means that he joined in 2001. However, it specifies that he climbed the ladder of the youth teams, and then reached the first team. I think someone might have seen that he "began" in 2001, though this is the date he joined their youth team. I think the most likely year is somewhere in the range of 2003-2005 (as a 17-19 year old), though without a source it's difficult to be sure.
Adnan Haidar is playing for Klemetsrud (2022 season) in the Norwegian Sixth Division (tier 7).
Mootaz Jounaidi played for Naft Al Janoob Basra in 14/15, not Baghdad (source 1, source 2). He logically didn't begin his senior career at Ansar aged 15. In this source during the 06/07 season, he was noted as "one of the season's biggest discoveries". Logically, I would start his career in 06/07.
Zouhair Abdallah began at Shabab Al-Sahel in 04/05
Adnan Haidar was a free agent in 20/21. He is playing for Holmlia SK in 2021.
Don't forget this
Nasradine Abdi Aptidon played for Arta/Solar in 17/18. He is 1.81 m tall
15/16 Hornchurch: 40 games 0 goals
16/17 Hornchurch: 39 games 2 goals
17/18 Hornchurch: 23 games 0 goals
18/19 Hornchurch: 0 games 0 goals (injury)
19/20 Barking: 3 games 0 goals
Born in Newham, England (not Hornchuch)
Zouhair Abdallah began at Shabab Al-Sahel in 04/05
Adnan Haidar was a free agent in 20/21. He is playing for Holmlia SK in 2021.
According to this, Daouda Guèye Diémé was the scorer of the 3:1 in minute 64 of this game, not Sidy Bara Diop.
Didn't play for Al Hazm in 12/13 and 13/14. He played for Al-Oruba Sur in 12/13 and for Hala SC in 13/14.
The Lebanese 1st and 2nd divisions have finished. For correct statistics for the 20/21 1st division season, use falebanon.com (rather than other database websites, which often confuse similarly-named players).
20/21 corrections
Ansar:
Hassan 'Shibriko' Chaito: 11 games 0 goals
Hassan 'Moni' Chaito: 15 games 6 goals
Ghazi Honeine: 4 games 0 goals
Adnan Haidar has been a free agent following the 19/20 season
Karim Darwiche: 13 games 4 goals
Nejmeh:
Abbas Hassan has been a free agent following the 19/20 season
Ali Al-Saadi: 11 games 0 goals
Mahmoud Siblini: 16 games 6 goals
Ali Alaaeddine: 12 games 1 goal
Shabab Al Sahel:
Mohammad Salem: Nejmeh player, 0 games 0 goals (the guy who scored 3 in 14 is another Mohammad Salem who hasn't played internationally)
Houssein Rizk: 10 games 1 goal
Shabab Al Bourj:
Hussein Awada: Nejmeh player, 7 games 3 goals
Ahed:
Jad Noureddine: 3 games 0 goals for Ahed, 11 games 0 goals for Al-Ahli Manama (20/21, after Ahed)
Tadamon Sour:
Bilal Hajo: 15 games 0 goals
Other:
Abu Baker Al Mal: 9 games 0 goals in 2021 for UiTM (currently at Bourj for 21/22, for now)
Hilal El Helwe: 3 games 0 goals in 2021 for Al Faisali (currently at Ahed in Lebanon for 21/22)
Majed Osman: 21 games 1 goal in 2020, 5 games 2 goals in 2021 (currently at Ansar in Lebanon for 21/22)
Alexander Michel Melki: 5 games 0 goals in 20/21 for Al-Shahaniya SC (after Al-Khor SC)
Kassem El Zein: 17 games 1 goal in 20/21 (currently at Nejmeh SC for 21/22, for now)
Soony Saad: currently at Al-Wehdat Amman in Jordan (2021)
Ahmed Zreik: 6 games 0 goals for Ahed in 20/21, currently at Al-Wehdat Amman (2021). He wasn't at Al-Wehdat in 2020.
Yahya El Hindi: 16 games 0 goals for Budaiya in 2020
Jamal Al Haji --> Jamal Al Haj
06/07: 3 goals not 2
07/08: 7 goals not 6
08/09: 5 goals not 2
He played for Emirates Ras al-Khaimah in 11/12 (after Ajman), 0 games 0 goals (only one relegation play-out game)
Mohammed Al-Wakid played for Al-Ittihad Halab in 17/18 (between Al-Jaish and Ohod), ? games 0 goals
Rabi Al Kakhi began at Safa (minimum) in 05/06
Switch 20/21 Amanat with 20/21 Ahed.
11 games 7 goals with Ahed, 15 games 7 goals with Amanat (20/21)
I donÄt have Mohamed Aakib in the starting line-up. Are there more problems with this game, do we have the wrong staring line-up?
The UAE details are correct.
Sri Lanka's lineup:
Sujan Perera
Duckson Puslas
Kavindu Ishan
Nitharshan Mariyathas (Mohamed Aman 46')
Chalana Chameera
Madushan De Silva (Mohamed Luthfi 70')
Niresh Sundararaj (Mohamed Mushtaq 58')
Mohamed Aakib (Mohamed Shaheel 46')
Pathum Vimukhti (Khalid Asmil 43')
Harsha Fernando
Charitha Rathnayake
