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The Qatari star scored a goal against Bosnia
The star of the Qatar national team, Hassan Al-Haydos, entered the history of the Asian continent in the World Cup, thanks to the missed goal for 4 whole years.
In the third and last round of the group stage of the 2026 World Cup, today, Wednesday, the national team of Qatar met its Bosnian counterpart at the “Seattle” stadium.
In the forty-second minute of the match, Hassan Al-Haydos scored the first goal for Qatar, turning the cross into the net.
According to statistics network Statsfoot, Al-Haydos is the second Qatari player in World Cup history to score after Mohamed Muntari, who scored in a 3-1 defeat to Senegal in the second round of the 2022 World Cup group stage.
Although Al-Annabi scored a goal in the first round of the group stage of this world championship in the match with Switzerland (1-1), the goal was the opposite.
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According to the “Mistership” statistics of the “X” website, the Qatari star became the second oldest Asian player to score in the history of the World Cup at the age of 35 years and 195 days.
Only Iran’s Ramin Rezayan beat Al-Haydos, who scored against New Zealand just 9 days ago at the age of 36 years and 86 days.
