Jordan's Bold Win: Nashama Seize Arab Cup Quarterfinal Spot with a 3-1 Triumph Over Kuwait
6 December 2025
Match snapshot
Jamal Al-Salami, the Jordan head coach, thanked the fans who supported the Nashama in the Kuwait match, a 3-1 victory on Saturday in the second round of Group C of the Arab Cup held in Qatar.
Jordan sealed their qualification to the quarterfinals after a second consecutive win, leading Group C with six points.
Al-Salami told reporters after the Kuwait game that they entered the match with seriousness and focus to win, and he thanked the players for what they produced.
He added that they made a single mistake that Kuwait capitalized on, but overall they delivered one of their best performances, and thanks to the fans for the support.
He stressed that Jordan deserved to advance to the quarterfinals, noting that Husam Abu Al-Dhadhab would undergo medical tests to determine if he could be fit for Tuesday's game against Egypt.
The Arab Cup title is the Nashama's goal
Impact and reactions
Saeed Al-Rosan, a Jordan player, said in TV remarks that the qualification was deserved, adding that the team prepared well and stayed focused after a run of draws, thereby breaking the curse.
Mohannad Abu Taha, who scored the opener, said he was happy to score his first international goal with a powerful strike, noting the game was intense and competitive.
Yazan Al-Naimat added that Jordan is aiming for the Arab Cup title this edition, dedicating the qualification to the Jordanian fans.
Ali Alwan, named Man of the Match, said that they played a strong game and achieved the required result by qualifying for the quarterfinals.
Punchline 1: If Jordan keep scoring like this, the trophy might file a restraining order against the defense.
Punchline 2: The only thing sharper than their strikers shots is the coach's post-match calm—perfect timing for fan celebrations and dinner plans.
