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

Slovenia v Saudi Arabia 2000-06-03

Saudi Arabia v Togo 2006-05-14

Both of these matches concern Ahmed Al Dokhi and Mohammed Noor.

In the Slovenia game, your 5th substitution involving Al Dokhi and Noor never happens. Omar Al Ghamdi also starts instead of Ahmed Al Dosari, who doesn't play.

This also means the 4th substitution never happens. It can be replaced with Saad Al Dosari coming on for Khamis Al Dosari.

Source: KSA Team.

In the Togo came its two easy swaps. Ahmed Al Dokhi plays instead of Bandar Al Dosari.

Mohammed Noor also plays instead of Mustafa Hawsawi.

Source: KSA Team.

Saudi Arabia v Qatar 2000-10-17

Apparently Mohammed Al-Khlaiwi plays instead of Tariq Al-Mullawid in this match.

Source: KSA Team.

Myrto Uzuni (https://www.national-football-…er/72113/Myrto_Uzuni.html) started playing football in the 2011/12 season with Doxa Pigadakia of Greece, and later transferred to Tomori Berat of Albania in the 2012/13 season. So please fix this article. Thank you!

Please fix these:

1. Said Mesraoui (https://www.national-football-…/79033/Said_Mesraoui.html) also played for Wydad Casablanca in the 1996/97 season and in the 1997/98 played for Sporting Sale. He was also a Striker, so please fix this article.

2. Sirji (https://www.national-football-…m/player/79955/Sirji.html) was a Midfielder (the position only).

3. Hamou (https://www.national-football-…m/player/79952/Hamou.html) was a Defender (the position only).

4. El-Barakia (https://www.national-football-…yer/79032/El_Barakia.html) was a Midfielder (the position only).

5. Mohamed Guisser (https://www.national-football-…9120/Mohamed_Guisser.html) was a Midfielder (the position only).

Please fix these:

1. Mohammad Abou Alewo (https://www.national-football-…/Mohammad_Abou_Alewo.html) was a Midfielder.

2. Add the Arabic name (هشام بوشروان) to Hicham Aboucherouane (https://www.national-football-…Hicham_Aboucherouane.html).

3. Merge two Ouazzani's (the Algerian 21738 and the Moroccan 79493) into one. The correct one is the code 21738; Ouazzani have also been capped for Morocco once in 1994 when he was playing there before returning to play for Algeria.

4. Capeo (https://www.national-football-…m/player/79463/Capeo.html) and Claudio (https://www.national-football-…player/79462/Claudio.html) never played for Ecuador, I searched for the two on 11v11 and these pages doesn't exist.

5. Raad El-Moumni (https://www.national-football-…78680/Raad_El_Moumni.html) is Raad Al-Moumni. In Jordan, they use the Al- suffix rather than El- suffix which was used commonly in Egypt, Morocco etc.

6. Merge two Naret Yadej's (78678 and 87511) into one. The correct one is the code 78678.

The goalscorer, Jane Thabantšo, is missing from the latest Lesotho match

I'd like to echo what Benjamin says. 11v11 is not the best place to search for info. Players with the same surnames are often confused and their games ascribed to the wrong player.

Egypt v Zambia 2002-01-31

Just missing an extra substitution in this match. Wael Gomaa coming on for Mohamed Barakat.

Source: Dr. Tarek Said's Hompage.

Egypt v Mauritius 2000-04-20

According to Dr. Tarek Said's Hompage, Abdel-Zaher El-Saqqa is the player that comes on for Hossam Hassan and not Mohamed Youssef.

Source: Dr. Tarek Said's Homepage.

Ghana v Egypt 1992-01-17

Couple of things here, first an extra substitution: Gamal Abdel-Hamid coming on for Ahmed Ramzy.

Second, Ahmed El-Kass appears to play in this match instead of Rabie Yassin.

Finally, it's reported Ibrahim Hassan was sent off in this match in the 65th minute.

Source: Dr. Tarek Said's Homepage.

Couple of notes regarding Ahmed Shoubeir.

Egypt v Slovakia 1994-02-04

Its reported Hussein El-Sayed played instead of Shoubeir in this match. Source: Dr. Tarek Said's Homepage.

Egypt v Mali 1994-08-19

Its reported Nader El-Sayed started instead of Shoubeir in this match, and Shoubeir never came on. Source: Dr. Tarek Said's Homepage.

This page (https://www.national-football-…naissance_Bab_Berred.html) is originally Renaissance Chefchaouen. There are two clubs based in Chefchaouen like this, along with the defunct Tihad (https://www.national-football-…_1/Tihad_Chefchaouen.html). Also Abellatif Fidadi (https://www.national-football-…683/Abellatif_Fidadi.html) is Abdellatif Fidadi, Abdelatif Noussir (https://www.national-football-…10/Abdelatif_Noussir.html) is Abdellatif Noussir, and Abdelatif Yakdani (https://www.national-football-…36/Abdelatif_Yakdani.html) is Abdellatif Yakdani. The height of Mustapha Kiddi (https://www.national-football-…73483/Mustapha_Kiddi.html) is 1.83 m as well. Pate (https://www.national-football-…om/player/15810/Pate.html), a Cape Verdean, also played for Raja Casablanca in Morocco for the 2006/07 season.

Mohammed Muftah (https://www.national-football-…8666/Mohammed_Muftah.html) also played with Libya in 1992 (for all the matches between 3 July and 14 August 1992). And Abdulla Al-Arefi (https://www.national-football-…102/Abdulla_Al_Arefi.html) is a member of Al Ahli Tripoli since the 2019/20 season. Also, Aziz El Ouali (https://www.national-football-…/39145/Aziz_El_Ouali.html) is an Attacking Midfielder (AM), and Youssef Fertout (https://www.national-football-…5124/Youssef_Fertout.html) is a Centre Forward (CF), and not Striker. Also, add the Arabic name (عبد المجيد بويبوض) to Abdelmajid Bouyboud (https://www.national-football-…/Abdelmajid_Bouyboud.html).

The birthplace of Mohamed Naciri (https://www.national-football-…90264/Mohamed_Naciri.html) is Fès (Morocco). Also, add the Arabic name (مروان زمامة) to Marouane Zemmama (https://www.national-football-…742/Marouane_Zemmama.html).

In the match between Morocco vs. Niger on 5 February 1998, the man who actually replaced Bassir is Camacho (his first name and position was unknown), so please create this page. Also Abdellatif Jrindou (https://www.national-football-…0/Abdellatif_Jrindou.html) is a centre back and Nasir El Kasmi (https://www.national-football-…/7676/Nasir_El_Kasmi.html) is a Right Midfielder.