JORDAN DRAWS WITH OMAN IN A FRIENDLY AHEAD OF ASIAN QUALIFIER AGAINST AFGHANISTAN / Prince Ali: Ending FIFA's racism task

JORDAN DRAWS WITH OMAN IN A FRIENDLY AHEAD OF ASIAN QUALIFIER AGAINST AFGHANISTAN

Jordan draws with Oman in a friendly ahead of Asian Qualifier against Afghanistan International Jordan and Oman settled for a 1-1 draw on Wednesday, October 4, in the match that was held in Dubai in preparation for the AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers against Afghanistan .
The National Team took the lead through a header from defender Tareq Khattab in the 38th minute, but the Omanis managed to equalize late in the game, only one minute before full-time.

The Nashama will remain in Dubai before leaving on Friday night towards Tajikistan, where they will face Afghanistan at the Republican Central Stadium in Dushanbe on Tuesday, October 10.

The National Team leads the group standings with 7 points from 3 matches, followed by Vietnam with 5 points, Cambodia with 3 points, and Afghanistan with 1 point only.

 Jordan’s lineups vs Oman:

Yazeed Abu Laila (Mohammed Khater) – Tareq Khattab, Mohannad Khairallah, Yazan Al Arab (Firas Shilbayeh), Odai Zahran (Yaser Al Rawashdeh), Rajaei Ayed (Khalil Bani Ateyah), Saeed Morjan (Ahmad Samir), Monther Abu Amarah (Musab Lahham), Yaseen Bakheet (Yousef Al Rawashdeh), Odai Al Saify (Bahaa Faisal), Hamzeh Al Dardour (Mahmoud Al Mardi)



Prince Ali: Ending FIFA's racism task force is 'ridiculous' and 'shameful'


Prince Ali bin Hussein has blasted FIFA for ending its anti-racism task force.
Former FIFA vice president Prince Ali bin Hussein of Jordan has attacked the decision to disband the FIFA anti-racism task force as "ridiculous" and "shameful."

In a statement posted on Twitter, Prince Ali described FIFA's stance that the task force had completed its mission as "incredibly worrying."

FIFA's decision was communicated in a letter to the task force's members this weekend and then reiterated by new secretary general Fatma Samoura at the Soccerex conference in Manchester on Monday.