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Since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003 that ousted dictator Saddam Hussein, Iraq has only played three competitive matches on home turf.If the 25th edition of the Gulf Cup goes smoothly, it could encourage FIFA to allow World Cup qualifiers to return to Baghdad. Passy
Decades of unrest and conflict have prompted a series of FIFA bans on Iraq hosting international matches Sabong
It's the first time since 1979 that turmoil-wracked Iraq is home to the tournament.For two weeks, the matches will be a respite from all the violence, political and economic crises, fans and officials said Slots
For many Iraqis, the first international soccer tournament their country is hosting in more than four decades is about to kick off in the southern city of Basra, offering a rare moment of joy and optimism.The eight-nation Arabian Gulf Cup starts Friday, with teams from the six Gulf Cooperation Council countries — Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates — as well as Yemen and Iraq Davao
That has forced the Iraqi team to play home games abroad Ibetph
Since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003 that ousted dictator Saddam Hussein, Iraq has only played three competitive matches on home turf.If the 25th edition of the Gulf Cup goes smoothly, it could encourage FIFA to allow World Cup qualifiers to return to Baghdad. Pusoy
Decades of unrest and conflict have prompted a series of FIFA bans on Iraq hosting international matches Games
That has forced the Iraqi team to play home games abroad Chess
For many Iraqis, the first international soccer tournament their country is hosting in more than four decades is about to kick off in the southern city of Basra, offering a rare moment of joy and optimism.The eight-nation Arabian Gulf Cup starts Friday, with teams from the six Gulf Cooperation Council countries — Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates — as well as Yemen and Iraq EFL
It's the first time since 1979 that turmoil-wracked Iraq is home to the tournament.For two weeks, the matches will be a respite from all the violence, political and economic crises, fans and officials said Gcash