
Qatar's recent record makes for difficult reading. The side has won none of their last five outings, drawing once against Switzerland and losing twice heavily to Bosnia & Herzegovina and Canada.
The sequence began with a 3-1 defeat to Bosnia & Herzegovina, followed by a 6-0 hammering in Canada. That result stands as the worst of the run. Qatar then steadied slightly with a 1-1 draw at home to Switzerland, though two subsequent matches against Sudan and Argentina were abandoned, leaving the team without meaningful action to build momentum.
The 6-0 loss in particular exposes serious defensive vulnerabilities. The Bosnia game showed Qatar can be breached consistently, while the draw with Switzerland at least demonstrated some capacity to compete at a higher level. The abandoned fixtures against Sudan and Argentina have disrupted any chance to work through the problems on the pitch.
With no wins in this sequence and only a single point from five games, Qatar faces an urgent need to rediscover their footing. The heavy defeats suggest systemic issues rather than isolated lapses, and the team will need to regroup quickly to arrest the slide.
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From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Saad Al SheebQatar | Goalkeeper | |
| Meshaal BarshamQatar | Goalkeeper | |
| Pedro MiguelQatar | Defender | |
| Tarek SalmanQatar | Defender | |
| Bassam Al RawiQatar | Defender | |
| Homam AhmedQatar | Defender | |
| Ro-RoQatar | Defender | |
| Musaab KhidirQatar | Defender | |
| Karim BoudiafQatar | Midfielder | |
| Abdulaziz HatemQatar | Midfielder | |
| Assim MadiboQatar | Midfielder | |
| Salem Al HajriQatar | Midfielder | |
| Mohammed WaadQatar | Midfielder | |
| Ali AssadallaQatar | Midfielder | |
| Hassan Al HaydosQatar | Forward | |
| Akram AfifQatar | Forward | |
| Almoez AliQatar | Forward | |
| Ahmed AlaaeldinQatar | Forward | |
| Mohammed MuntariQatar | Forward | |
| Yusuf AbdurisagQatar | Forward | |
| Ismail MohamadQatar | Midfielder | |
| Khalid MuneerQatar | Defender | |
| Jassem GaberQatar | Defender | |
| Abdelkarim HassanQatar | Defender |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| AFC Asian Cup | 2 | 2019, 2023 |
Won their first Asian Cup title, going undefeated through the tournament in the UAE
Successfully defended their Asian Cup crown as hosts, becoming back-to-back champions
First Middle Eastern nation to host the FIFA World Cup
Qatar striker Almoez Ali scored 9 goals during the 2019 Asian Cup, a tournament record
Qatar have won the regional Gulf Cup title on multiple occasions