Qatar Football Live

🚨 Qatar drawn alongside four time champions Japan, Indonesia, and Thailand in Group F for #AsianCup2027.

CHAMPIONS, BACK-TO-BACK! Al Gharafa defend the Amir Cup title with a dominant 4-1 win against Al Sadd, courtesy of a Yacine Brahimi hattrick. Back-to-back glory for a side had been trophyless for 13 years before breaking the curse in 2025. #AmirCup

HATTRICK FOR YACINE BRAHIMI! Al Gharafa are surely through now as the Algerian pulls another fine finish at the far post after cutting in. 4-1 at the Khalifa International Stadium and the talismanic winger has sealed the Cheetah’s title defense. Talk about impact. #AmirCup

Might be a bit too late but Al Sadd finally manage to beat Khalifa Aboubacar on goal today as Javairo Dilrosun pulls one back. 3-1 with just two minutes of regular time left to play. #AmirCup

Al Gharafa up 2-0 in the Amir Cup final against Al Sadd as the first half comes to a close. Ferjani Sassi and Yacine Brahimi stepping up on the big occasion as the Cheetahs look to become back to back #AmirCup champions at the Khalifa International Stadium.

🇶🇦 What are Qatar’s strengths going into the World Cup? 🎙️ @sudeshbaniya_ of @QFootLive #WeAre26 #AlAnnabi

Full time at the Jassim bin Hamad Stadium: Al Sadd crowned champions of Qatar yet again, for the third consecutive time. Dominance.

There’s more to this game, wow. Al Shamal now have injury time to give it their all and salvage two goals after Jeison Murillo’s 85th minute strike to make it 3-2.

Al Sadd two-nil up in quick succession, courtesy of Akram Afif and Roberto Firmino in the winner-takes-it-all clash against Al Shamal. As things stand, Al Shamal’s spirited title charge will fall short by five points.

It was not to be for another Qatari side in the competition, Al Duhail, whose gritty performance against Al Ahli Saudi was eventually put out by a 117th minute Riyadh Mahrez free-kick.

Just a couple of hours after being crowned Qatari league champions, Al Sadd have now progressed into the quarterfinals of #ACLElite after beating Al Hilal 4-2 on penalties. It ended 3-3 with no more goals in extra time and it was Akram Afif’s penalty that sealed the win.

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