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1964 Arab Cup

2nd Arab Cup, held in Kuwait


2nd Arab Cup, held in Kuwait

FieldValue
tourney_nameArab Cup
year1964
size200px
countryKuwait
dates13–20 November
num_teams5
confederations2
venues1
cities1
championIraq
champion-flagvar1963
count1
secondLibya
thirdKuwait
fourthLebanon
fourth-flagvar1943
matches10
goals27
top_scorerLBY Ahmed Ben Soueid
(4 goals)
prevseason[1963](1963-arab-cup)
nextseason[1966](1966-arab-cup)

| champion-flagvar = 1963 | fourth-flagvar = 1943 (4 goals)

The 1964 Arab Cup was the second edition of the Arab Cup hosted by Kuwait. In Iraq's first appearance, they won the title for the 1st time.

Participating teams

Five teams took part in the tournament: the hosts Kuwait along with Iraq, Libya, Jordan and Lebanon. Five other teams were invited but did not participate in the tournament: the defending champions Tunisia because of national elections, Morocco and Sudan due to other engagements, United Arab Republic because it had just finished its participation at the Olympic Games, and Syria who withdrew for financial reasons.

The 5 participating teams were:

TeamQualified asPrevious appearances in tournament
Hosts1 ([1963](1963-arab-cup))
Invitee0 (debut)
Invitee1 ([1963](1963-arab-cup))
Invitee1 (*[1963](1963-arab-cup)*)
Invitee0 (debut)

;Notes

Venues

Kuwait City
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Shuwaikh High School Stadium
Capacity: **16,000**
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Squads

Main article: 1964 Arab Cup squads

Final tournament

Tournament classification

Iraq wins the tournament, Libya second.

TeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
431062+4**7**
422095+4**6**
4112550**3**
411245–1**3**
4013310–7**1**

Matches

  • Ismail

  • Tabra
  • Al-Ossimi
  • Ben Soueid

  • Atta
  • Ben Soueid
  • Al-Dawla

  • Ben Soueid
  • Chatila
  • Atta
  • Mahmoud
  • Al-Odwan

  • Al-Sanoussi
  • Al-Biski
  • Ben Soueid
  • Al-Ahwal
  • Zaghloul
  • Al-Odwan
  • Al-Khashram
  • Al-Masoud
  • Chatila
  • Shaker
  • Nassar

Goalscorers

  • LBY Ahmed Ben Soueid

  • Hisham Atta

  • Mustafa Al-Adwan

  • Abdulrahman Al-Dawla

  • Mohammed Chatila

  • Hassan Al-Sanoussi

  • Shaker Ismail

  • Qasim Mahmoud

  • Shamil Tabra

  • Tony Zaghloul

  • Ibrahim Al-Khashram

  • Mohammed Al-Masoud

  • Othman Al-Ossimi

  • Ragheb Shaker

  • Samir Elias Nassar

  • Ahmad Al-Ahwal

  • Ali Al-Biski

References

References

  1. (12 November 1964). "Teams assemble in Kuwait for Arab Cup games". The Iraq Times.
  2. (26 April 2001). "المهاجم أحمد بن صويد تاريخ محفور في ذهن الكرة الليبية". Egypt Today.
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