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Football in Iraq

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Football in Iraq
CountryIraq
Governing bodyIraq Football Association
National teammen's national team
National competitions
Club competitions
International competitions

Thesport offootball in the country ofIraq is run by theIraq Football Association.[1][2] The association administers thenational football team as well as theIraqi football league system.[3][4][5][6][7] Football is the most popular sport in Iraq.[8] Approximately 35% of the people in Iraq are considered football fans.[9]

National teams

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Bashar Resan withIraq

The national team have qualified for the final tournament of theWorld Cup once in1986 which was held inMexico. Success in theAsian Cup has been more widespread, winning the tournament in2007 and finishing fourth in1976 and2015. As of 2015 thewomen's national team have not entered either of these competitions.[citation needed]

Theunder-23 side has had success at theAsian Games winning silver at the2006 edition inQatar and bronze in the2014 tournament, held inSouth Korea. Their best placing inOlympic football has been fourth atAthens in 2004.[citation needed]

As of 18 July 2024 the men's team wereranked 55th in the world[10] while the women's team are ranked 172nd[11]

Football stadiums in Iraq

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TheMinistry of Youth and Sports developed plans to drastically improve sports infrastructure and have decided to build big stadiums in every governorate ofIraq. Thegovernment gave them a $2.5bn package for this cause, and plans have been drawn up to build most of the stadiums below. They have also used some of this budget to improve football on a local level in areas of the country. Most stadiums listed below have been funded by this package, unless they are one of the older stadiums, or the proposed Baghdad Sports City, which will be funded by theSaudi king,King Salman.[citation needed]


#ImageStadiumLocationCurrent CapacitySportHome team(s)Year builtCoordinatesRef.
1Basra International StadiumBasra65,227FootballIraq national football team201330°26′23.6″N47°46′47.3″E / 30.439889°N 47.779806°E /30.439889; 47.779806 (Basra International Stadium)[12][13][14]
2Al-Shaab StadiumBaghdad35,700FootballAl-Quwa Al-Jawiya,Al-Shorta SC,Al-Talaba SC196633°19′29.53″N44°26′07.09″E / 33.3248694°N 44.4353028°E /33.3248694; 44.4353028 (Al-Shaab Stadium)[15][16][17]
3Al-Madina StadiumAl Habibya,Baghdad32,000FootballIraq national football team202133°21′15.8″N44°27′20.1″E / 33.354389°N 44.455583°E /33.354389; 44.455583 (Al-Madina Stadium)[18][19][20]
4Karbala International StadiumKarbala30,000FootballKarbala SC201632°33′53.4″N44°00′15.4″E / 32.564833°N 44.004278°E /32.564833; 44.004278 (Karbala International Stadium)[21][22][23]
5Al-Najaf International StadiumNajaf30,000FootballAl-Najaf SC,Naft Al-Wasat SC201832°03′58.7″N44°19′01″E / 32.066306°N 44.31694°E /32.066306; 44.31694 (Al-Najaf International Stadium)[24][25][26]
6Al-Minaa Olympic StadiumBasra30,000FootballAl-Minaa SC202230°33′08.6″N47°46′41.5″E / 30.552389°N 47.778194°E /30.552389; 47.778194 (Al-Minaa Olympic Stadium)[27][28][29]
7Franso Hariri StadiumErbil25,000FootballErbil SC195636°10′21.1″N44°00′42″E / 36.172528°N 44.01167°E /36.172528; 44.01167 (Franso Hariri Stadium)[30][31][32]
8Kirkuk Olympic StadiumKirkuk25,000FootballKirkuk SC198235°26′35.4″N44°25′16.7″E / 35.443167°N 44.421306°E /35.443167; 44.421306 (Kirkuk Olympic Stadium)[33][34][35]
9Maysan StadiumAmarah25,000FootballNaft Maysan SC,Maysan SC198731°50′07.2″N47°07′37.1″E / 31.835333°N 47.126972°E /31.835333; 47.126972 (Maysan Stadium)[36][37][38]
10Duhok StadiumDuhok22,800FootballDuhok SC198636°51′06.9″N42°59′47.1″E / 36.851917°N 42.996417°E /36.851917; 42.996417 (Duhok Stadium)[39][40][41]
11Zakho International StadiumZakho20,000FootballZakho SC201537°08′45.5″N42°40′20″E / 37.145972°N 42.67222°E /37.145972; 42.67222 (Zakho Stadium)[42][43][44]
12Al-Kut Olympic StadiumAl Kut20,000FootballAl-Kut SC201832°30′08.6″N45°50′06.2″E / 32.502389°N 45.835056°E /32.502389; 45.835056 (Al-Kut Olympic Stadium)[45][46][47]
13Sulaymaniyah StadiumSulaymaniyah18,000FootballSulaymaniyah SC,Newroz SC35°32′59.4″N45°25′44.4″E / 35.549833°N 45.429000°E /35.549833; 45.429000 (Sulaymaniyah Stadium)[48][49][50]
14Al-Zawraa StadiumBaghdad15,443FootballAl-Zawraa SC202233°20′39.2″N44°22′05.5″E / 33.344222°N 44.368194°E /33.344222; 44.368194 (Al-Zawraa Stadium)[51][52][53]
15Al Ramadi StadiumRamadi15,000FootballAl-Ramadi SC,Al-Fahad SC33°25′13.4″N43°19′18.3″E / 33.420389°N 43.321750°E /33.420389; 43.321750 (Al-Ramadi Stadium)[54][55][56]
16Al-Samawah StadiumAl Muthanna15,000FootballAl-Samawa SC,Uruk SC31°19′58.9″N45°17′20.2″E / 31.333028°N 45.288944°E /31.333028; 45.288944 (Al-Samawah Stadium)[57][58][59]
17Al-Kashafa StadiumAl Kasrah,Baghdad14,000Football193133°21′34″N44°22′49.5″E / 33.35944°N 44.380417°E /33.35944; 44.380417 (Al-Kashafa Stadium)[60][61][62]
18Al Fayhaa StadiumBasra10,000FootballNaft Al-Basra SC,Al-Minaa SC201330°26′33.3″N47°46′47.3″E / 30.442583°N 47.779806°E /30.442583; 47.779806 (Al Fayhaa Stadium)[63][64][65]
19Al-Najaf old StadiumNajaf10,000FootballAl-Najaf SC197032°00′43.6″N44°19′39.9″E / 32.012111°N 44.327750°E /32.012111; 44.327750 (Al-Najaf old stadium)[66][67][68]
20Suq Al-Shuyukh StadiumDhi Qar10,000FootballAl-Furat SC,Suq Al-Shuyukh SC201530°54′12.6″N46°27′09.4″E / 30.903500°N 46.452611°E /30.903500; 46.452611 (Suq Al-Shuyukh Stadium)[69][70][71]
21Delal StadiumZakho10,000FootballZakho SC37°10′06.3″N42°41′30.2″E / 37.168417°N 42.691722°E /37.168417; 42.691722 (Delal Stadium)
22Al Aziziyah StadiumWasit10,000FootballAl-Aziziyah SC201932°50′41.7″N45°08′09.3″E / 32.844917°N 45.135917°E /32.844917; 45.135917 (Al-Aziziyah Stadium)[72][73][74]
23Al-Nasiriyah StadiumNasiriyah10,000FootballAl-Nasiriya SC,Akkad SC31°01′17.8″N46°15′04.7″E / 31.021611°N 46.251306°E /31.021611; 46.251306 (Al-Nasiriyah Stadium)
24Ba'quba StadiumBaqubah10,000FootballDiyala SC33°44′53.1″N44°39′27.1″E / 33.748083°N 44.657528°E /33.748083; 44.657528 (Ba'quba Stadium)
25Tikrit StadiumTikrit10,000FootballSalahaddin SC,Tikrit SC34°35′46.6″N43°41′01.7″E / 34.596278°N 43.683806°E /34.596278; 43.683806 (Tikrit Stadium)

Club tournaments

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Aliyat Al-Shorta reached the final of theAsian Club Championship, the biggest tournament in Asian football, in1971 but withdrew from the final due to it being against an Israeli team.Al-Rasheed also reached the final in1989 but lost on away goals.Al-Shorta won the first ever edition of theArab Club Champions Cup in1982 with Al-Rasheed winning that competition three times in a row (1985,1986,1987).Al-Talaba andAl-Zawraa both lost the final of theAsian Cup Winners' Cup in1995 and2000 respectively, andErbil lost the final of Asia's second-tier tournament, theAFC Cup, twice in2012 and2014.Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya won the AFC Cup three consecutive times in2016,2017 and2018, whileDuhok won the2024–25 edition of theAGCFF Gulf Club Champions League.

Domestic league titles won by club

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Main article:List of Iraqi football champions § Total titles won

See also

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