Jordan hammer Pakistan in World Cup Qualifier

AMMAN: Star participant Musa Al-Taamari struck a rampant hat-trick and bolstered Jordan to a thrashing 7-0 victory over Pakistan within the FIFA World Cup Qualifier on the Amman Worldwide Stadium right here on Wednesday.

Al-Taamari opened the scoring for Jordan simply quarter-hour into the sport earlier than Yazan Al-Naimat efficiently transformed a penalty within the twenty eighth minute to double the house aspect’s lead.

Being put below immense stress, Pakistan’s defence managed to carry on to their nerves and conceded no additional objective within the first half.

But it surely crumbled within the second half of the sport because the hosts utterly outclassed them by scoring 5 targets.

Saad Al-Rousan introduced third success for Jordan within the 52nd minute and opened the floodgates for Pakistan.

Musa Al-Taamari struck his second within the 62nd minute whereas Ali Olwan secured the fifth objective for Jordan within the seventy fifth minute.

A-Taamari struck once more within the 79th minute to finish his hat-trick earlier than Muhammad Abu Zureiq wrapped up the scoring with the seventh objective within the 83rd minute.

The 7-0 victory propelled Jordan to second place in Group Seven of the World Cup Qualifiers, accumulating seven factors whereas Pakistan remained on the backside.

Final week, Pakistan confronted a 3-0 defeat by the hands of Jordan within the first leg of the World Cup Qualifiers towards the Asian Cup finalists.

Jordan’s star participant Musa Al-Taamari struck twice whereas Ali Olwan chipped in with a objective in the course of the necessary match towards Pakistan.

Pakistan squad for FIFA World Cup Qualifiers:

Goalkeepers: Yousuf Butt, Saqib Hanif, Abdul Basit and Hassan Ali.

Defenders: Easah Suliman, Abdullah Iqbal, Mamoon Musa, Haseeb Khan, Mohammad Saddam, Mohammad Sohail, Omer Rao, Mohammad Fazal and Mohammad Adeel.

Midfielders: Rahis Nabi, Harun Hamid, Alamgir Ghazi, Rajab Ali, Ali Uzair, Shayek Dost and Abdul Samad.

Forwards: FareedUllah, Waleed Khan, Imran Kayani and Adeel Younis.

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