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2021–22 Qatar Stars League

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58th season of top-tier football league in Qatar

Football league season
Qatar Stars League
Season2021–2022
Dates11 September 2021 – 11 March 2022
ChampionsAl-Sadd
RelegatedAl-Khor
Champions LeagueAl-Sadd
Champions League Play-off roundAl-Duhail
Al-Wakrah
Matches125
Goals407 (3.26 per match)
Top goalscorerMichael Olunga
(25 goals)
Biggest home winAl-Sadd 7–2Al-Shamal
(26 September 2021)
Al-Duhail 5–0Al-Sailiya
(26 September 2021)
Al-Gharafa 5–0Al-Khor
(26 October 2021)
Al-Duhail 6–1Umm Salal
(2 March 2022)
Biggest away winAl-Ahli 0–6Al-Duhail
(29 December 2021)
Al-Shamal 0–6Umm Salal
(23 January 2022)
Al-Wakrah 0–6Al-Sadd
(31 January 2022)
Al-Ahli 2–8Al-Sadd
(21 February 2022)
Highest scoringAl-Sadd 6–4Al-Gharafa
(17 October 2021)
Al-Ahli 2–8Al-Sadd
(21 February 2022)
Longest winning run9 matches
Al-Sadd
Longest unbeaten run20 matches
Al-Sadd
Longest winless run16 matches
Al-Sailiya
Longest losing run6 matches
Al-Sailiya

The2021–22 Qatari League, also known asQatar Stars League orQNB Stars League, was the 49th edition of top-level football championship inQatar. The league kicked off on 11 September 2021 and ended on 11 March 2022.[1][2]Al-Sadd were defending champions and won the league for a second straight undefeated season.[3]

Teams

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Team location

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2021–22 Qatar Stars League is located in Qatar
Al Ahli, Al Arabi, Al Duhail, Al Gharafa, Al Sadd, Al Sailiya, Qatar, Umm Salal
Al Ahli, Al Arabi, Al Duhail, Al Gharafa, Al Sadd, Al Sailiya, Qatar, Umm Salal
Al Khor
Al Khor
Al Rayyan
Al Rayyan
Al Wakrah
Al Wakrah
Al Shamal
Al Shamal
Location football club of Qatar Stars League

Stadia and locations

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ClubCity/TownStadiumCapacity
Al AhliDohaHamad bin Khalifa Stadium18,000
Al-ArabiDohaGrand Hamad Stadium13,000
Al-DuhailDohaAbdullah bin Khalifa Stadium9,000
Al-GharafaDohaThani bin Jassim Stadium21,175
Al-KhorAl KhorAl-Khor SC Stadium12,000
Al-RayyanAl-RayyanAhmad bin Ali Stadium50,000
Al SaddDohaJassim Bin Hamad Stadium12,946
Al-SailiyaDohaHamad bin Khalifa Stadium18,000
Al-ShamalAl ShamalAl-Shamal SC Stadium5,000
Al-WakrahAl WakrahAl Janoub Stadium40,000
Qatar SCDohaSuheim bin Hamad Stadium13,000
Umm SalalDohaSuheim Bin Hamad Stadium13,000

Personnel and kits

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ClubCoachCaptainKit manufacturerShirt sponsor
Al AhliMontenegroNebojša JovovićQatarAli QadryPumaRegency Group Holding
Al-ArabiQatarYounes AliQatarAhmed FatehiPumaDoha Bank
Sharq Insurance
Snoonu
Al-DuhailPortugalLuís CastroQatarAlmoez AliPumaAl Rayan Bank
Al-GharafaItalyAndrea StramaccioniQatarQasem BurhanPumaN/A
Al-KhorBrazil Andre Lima (caretaker)QatarHelal MohammedAdidasN/A
Al-RayyanChileNicolás Córdova (interim)AlgeriaYacine BrahimiPumaBaladna
Mall of Qatar
Al SaddSpainJavi GraciaQatarHassan Al-HaydosPumaQatar Airways
Al-SailiyaTunisiaSami TrabelsiQatarMajdi SiddiqZat OutfitN/A
Al-ShamalMoroccoHicham JadraneJordanBaha' FaisalErreàN/A
Al-WakrahSpainTintín MárquezQatarAhmed FadhelPumaN/A
Qatar SCMoroccoYoussef SafriQatarSebastián SoriaMacronN/A
Umm SalalQatarWesam RizikTunisiaAymen AbdennourJakoN/A

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of

departure

Date of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of

appointment

Al-GharafaSerbiaSlaviša JokanovićSigned bySheffield United27 May 2021ItalyAndrea Stramaccioni2 July 2021
Umm SalalMoroccoAziz Ben AskarEnd of contract30 June 2021BrazilSérgio FariasJuly 2021
Qatar SCQatarYounes AliEnd of contract30 June 2021BrazilZé RicardoJuly 2021
Al-ArabiIcelandHeimir HallgrímssonEnd of contract30 June 2021QatarYounes AliJuly 2021
Al-DuhailFranceSabri LamouchiResignedJuly 2021PortugalLuís CastroJuly 2021
Al SaddSpainXaviSigned byBarcelona5 November 20211stSpainJavi Gracia7 December 2021
Al-KhorGermanyWinfried SchäferSacked11 November 202112thBrazil Andre Lima (caretaker)12 November 2021
Al-RayyanFranceLaurent BlancSacked13 February 202210thChileNicolás Córdova (interim)13 February 2022

Foreign players

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  • Players name inbold indicates the player is registered during the mid-season transfer window.
  • Players initalics were out of squad or left club within the season, after pre-season transfer window, or in the mid-season transfer window, and at least had one appearance.
ClubPlayer 1Player 2Player 3AFC playerUAFA player[4]Former players
Al AhliBrazilSandro ManoelIranHossein KanaanizadeganSpainJosé Ángel PozoJordanYazan Al-NaimatMoroccoSoufiane BouftiniNigeriaPatrick Friday Eze
ParaguayHernán Pérez
SerbiaMarko Jevtović
Al-ArabiGabonAaron BoupendzaIcelandAron GunnarssonNorwayAdama DiomandeIranFarshid EsmaeiliTunisiaYoussef MsakniIranMehrdad Mohammadi
SpainMarc Muniesa
Al-DuhailBelgiumEdmilson JuniorBelgiumToby AlderweireldKenyaMichael OlungaSouth KoreaNam Tae-heeTunisiaFerjani Sassi
Al-GharafaAlgeriaMehdi TahratBrazilGabriel PiresMaliCheick DiabatéIranSaeid EzatolahiAlgeriaSofiane HanniIvory CoastJonathan Kodjia
OmanMohammed Al-Musalami
Al-KhorGermanyPierre-Michel LasoggaGreeceGiannis FetfatzidisOmanHarib Al-SaadiOmanJuma Al-HabsiMoroccoIsmail El HaddadBrazilKayke
BrazilRafael Vaz
South KoreaKoo Ja-cheol
Al-RayyanColombiaJames RodríguezFranceSteven NzonziIvory CoastYohan BoliIranShojae KhalilzadehAlgeriaYacine BrahimiCameroonFranck Kom
Al-SaddBrazilGuilhermeGhanaAndré AyewSpainSanti CazorlaSouth KoreaJung Woo-youngAlgeriaBaghdad Bounedjah
Al-SailiyaDemocratic Republic of the CongoWalter BwalyaSenegalKara MbodjiSwedenCarlos StrandbergUzbekistanDostonbek KhamdamovMoroccoDriss FettouhiIranRamin Rezaeian
NorwayAdama Diomande
TunisiaNassim Hnid
Al-ShamalArgentinaMatías NaniColombiaJeison MedinaCuraçaoJeremy de NooijerIraqAmjad AttwanJordanAli OlwanJordanBaha' Faisal
Al-WakrahAlgeriaBoualem MesmoudiAngolaGelson DalaBrazilLucas MendesIranOmid EbrahimiAlgeriaMohamed BenyettouMaliOusmane Coulibaly
Qatar SCAlgeriaDjamel BenlamriNigeriaAnthony OkpotuSpainJavi MartínezOmanSalaah Al-YahyaeiIraqBashar ResanAlgeriaYoucef Belaïli
BelgiumIsaac Mbenza
Umm SalalBrazilIsaelNigeriaMoses OrkumaTunisiaAymen AbdennourIraqAymen HusseinJordanYaseen al-Bakhit

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Al-Sadd(C)2220208024+5662Qualification forAFC Champions League group stage
2Al-Duhail2214535924+3547Qualification forAFC Champions League play-off round[a]
3Al-Wakrah2211473430+437
4Al-Arabi2211383431+336
5Al-Gharafa2293103940−130
6Umm Salal226793236−425
7Al-Ahli2251072439−1525
8Al-Rayyan2266103140−924
9Qatar SC2265112131−1023
10Al-Shamal2264123247−1522
11Al-Sailiya(O)2237121736−1916Qualification forRelegation play-off
12Al-Khor(R)22210102146−2516Relegation toQatargas League
Source:QSL,Soccerway
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored;
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(R) Relegated
  1. ^as2022 Emir of Qatar Cup winner


Results

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Home \ AwayAHLARADUHGHAKHORAYSADSAISHAWAKQATUMM
Al-Ahli—1–10–60–16–30–12–81–00–01–31–02–1
Al-Arabi2–3—1–23–21–12–10–41–04–21–21–20–2
Al-Duhail0–02–0—3–11–13–03–35–04–10–42–16–1
Al-Gharafa0–00–02–4—5–03–21–53–02–00–10–21–0
Al-Khor2–20–21–41–1—0–02–41–10–11–22–11–1
Al-Rayyan1–12–40–40–22–2—2–44–23–23–02–12–3
Al-Sadd4–14–21–16–43–01–0—2–07–22–11–02–0
Al-Sailiya2–20–11–13–20–01–10–2—0–20–11–10–0
Al-Shamal3–01–30–12–34–01–21–52–3—3–02–10–6
Al-Wakrah0–00–14–13–24–11–10–62–11–1—0–11–4
Qatar SC0–00–20–52–30–01–01–32–11–10–0—2–2
Umm Salal1–10–22–13–11–12–21–30–11–10–41–2—
Source:Flashscore
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Positions by round

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Leader :2023 AFC Champions League Group stage
2023 AFC Champions League group stage
2023 AFC Champions League qualifying play-off
Qualification toRelegation play-off
Relegation to 2022–23Qatargas League
Team ╲ Round12345678910111213141516171819202122
Al-Sadd2211111111111111111111
Al-Duhail1122222222222222222222
Al-Arabi44434333333
Al-Gharafa33343555444
Al-Wakrah98555444555*
Umm Salal676677986666
Qatar SC710111288797777
Al-Rayyan5610866668988
Al-Ahli8997119810108109
Al-Shamal101279912117910910
Al-Khor121112111210101212121111
Al-Sailiya1158101011121111111212
Updated to match(es) played on 5 January 2022. Source:QSLSoccerway

Relegation play-off

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Al-Sailiya3–2Al Kharaitiyat

Season statistics

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Top scorers

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As of 2 March 2022[5]
RankPlayerClubGoals
1KenyaMichael OlungaAl-Duhail25
2GhanaAndré AyewAl Sadd15
3QatarAkram AfifAl Sadd14
4AlgeriaBaghdad BounedjahAl Sadd13
5IraqAymen HusseinUmm Salal11
AngolaGelson DalaAl-Wakrah
7MaliCheick DiabatéAl-Gharafa10
8AlgeriaMohamed BenyettouAl-Wakrah9
9ColombiaJeison MedinaAl-Shamal8
QatarSebastián SoriaQatar SC

References

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  1. ^"QSL releases schedule for 2021-22 season QNB Stars League".Qatar Stars League. 29 July 2021.
  2. ^"Qatar Football Association Outlines New Season".Qatar Football Association. 1 July 2021. Retrieved28 July 2021.
  3. ^"Xavi's victorious Qatari side Al-Sadd finish league campaign unbeaten".Reuters. 9 April 2021.
  4. ^"One Arab player allowed at each club, says QFA Exec Com".QFA. 15 January 2019.
  5. ^"Players - Stars League - Top Scorer & Assist".

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