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2002 Arab Cup

Eighth edition of the Arab Cup football competition


Eighth edition of the Arab Cup football competition

FieldValue
tourney_nameArab Cup
كأس العرب 2002
year2002
other_titles2002 Prince Faisal bin Fahd Cup
countryKuwait
dates16–30 December
num_teams10
confederations2
venues1
cities1
championSaudi Arabia
count2
secondBahrain
matches23
goals66
top_scorerAhmed Hassan
Mohammad Rafe
(4 goals each)
playerMohammed Noor
goalkeeperMabrouk Zaid
prevseason[1998](1998-arab-cup)
nextseason[2009](2009-arab-cup)

كأس العرب 2002 Mohammad Rafe (4 goals each) The 2002 Arab Cup was the eighth edition of the Arab Cup football competition, hosted in the nation of Kuwait. Saudi Arabia, who were the defending champions from the last Arab Cup, again won the title for a 2nd time at the conclusion of the competition.

Participating teams

10 teams participated in the tournament. Morocco was represented by their U-23 team.

Kuwait City
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Al Kuwait Sports Club Stadium
Capacity: 12,350
[[File:KuwaitSCStadium.jpg200px]]

Group stage

Group A

Main article: 2002 Arab Cup Group A



Abu Zema Kherrazi

Al-Tijani Al-Kord

B. Abdullah Atura
Al-Jaish

Group B

Main article: 2002 Arab Cup Group B

Al-Meshal Al Sayed
Al Khatib

Al-Dosari


Rafe

Hojeij Abboud Khariri
Al-Meshal

Saeed

Knockout stage

Main article: 2002 Arab Cup knockout stage

|28 Dec 2002 – Kuwait City |**** |2||0 |28 Dec 2002 – Kuwait City |** |2||1 |30 Dec 2002 – Kuwait City | **|1|| 0

Semi-finals

Al-Meshal

Final

Main article: 2002 Arab Cup final

In the semi-final, Saudi Arabia beat Morocco and Bahrain beat Jordan and met for a second time in the final.

The final match took place on 30 December 2002, at the Al Kuwait Sports Club Stadium in Kuwait City. It determined the winner of the 2002 Arab Cup. Saudi Arabia defeated Bahrain 1–0 after extra time to win their second consecutive Arab Cup.

Winners

It is the second consecutive title for Saudi Arabia after winning the title of the last session in Doha at the expense of Qatar 3–1 in 1998, noting that it was entering the final for the third time after its 1992 loss to Egypt 2–3 in the Syrian city of Aleppo.

Awards

  • Clean playing team:
  • Fairplay team:

Final ranking

RTeamPWDLGFGAGDPts.
16510113+816
2631285+310
**Eliminated in the Semi-finals**
3522176+18
4512256-15
**Eliminated in the group stage**
5420286+26
641216605
7411245−14
8411257−24
9403179−23
104013513−81

References

References

  1. (November 29, 2002). "تأكيد مشاركة المغرب بالمنتخب الأولمبي في بطولة كأس العرب". Saeed Abu Salah-Eddine.
  2. (29 December 2002). "البحرين تقصي الأردن وتواجه السعودية بنهائي كأس العرب". Aljazeera.net.
  3. (31 December 2002). "Saudi Arabia Claim Arab Cup". Ali Masoud.
  4. (23 December 2003). "منتخبنا وفرحة الفوز بكأس العرب". alyaum.com.
  5. (30 December 2002). "الذهبي السعودي... يبدد الحلم البحريني". Al Wasat News.
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