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Group J | Asia

Jordan at the 2026 World Cup

A counter-attacking Jordan side built around Al Tamari, with Al Naimat's fitness deciding the shape of the attack.

Watch for Jordan early read: whether Al Tamari receives with support or is asked to beat the match by himself.

Story

Jordan's first World Cup story is built for neutrals: a disciplined outsider with one star who can make a giant nervous.

Tactical cue

Jordan early read: whether Al Tamari receives with support or is asked to beat the match by himself.

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Squad, fixtures, manager, tactics, and match outlook

This page tracks Jordan's World Cup 2026 squad shape, group fixtures, manager context, tactical profile, and key players to watch. Start with the story, then check the tactical cue and player cue against the next match.

Qualification and bracket path

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Overview

1930
1930 · Did not qualify
1934
1934 · Did not qualify
1938
1938 · Did not qualify
1950
1950 · Did not qualify
1954
1954 · Did not qualify
1958
1958 · Did not qualify
1962
1962 · Did not qualify
1966
1966 · Did not qualify
1970
1970 · Did not qualify
1974
1974 · Did not qualify
1978
1978 · Did not qualify
1982
1982 · Did not qualify
1986
1986 · Did not qualify
1990
1990 · Did not qualify
1994
1994 · Did not qualify
1998
1998 · Did not qualify
2002
2002 · Did not qualify
2006
2006 · Did not qualify
2010
2010 · Did not qualify
2014
2014 · Did not qualify
2018
2018 · Did not qualify
2022
2022 · Did not qualify

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Projected XI
5-4-1
Star
Fan Favorite
GK
Yazeed Abulaila
RM
Ihsan Haddad
LCB
Husam Abu Dahab
CB
Abdullah Nasib
CB
Yazan Al-Arab
LM
Noor Al-Rawabdeh
LM
Mohannad Abu Taha
RCM
Nizar Al-Rashdan
ST
Ali Olwan
ST
Odeh Al-Fakhouri
ST
Ali Azaizeh
Jamal Sellami
CoachJamal Sellami

Counter-attacking approach; happy to sit deep, absorb possession, and hit quickly using the pace of their wingers and wing-backs.

Tactics

Tactical Visualizer
5-4-1
attack Mode
GK
Yazeed Abulaila
RM
Ihsan Haddad
LCB
Husam Abu Dahab
CB
Abdullah Nasib
CB
Yazan Al-Arab
LM
Noor Al-Rawabdeh
LM
Mohannad Abu Taha
RCM
Nizar Al-Rashdan
ST
Ali Olwan
ST
Odeh Al-Fakhouri
ST
Ali Azaizeh

◆ Tactical Analysis ◆

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Attack

Active Visual

Jordan demonstrated an ability to score in every group match, utilizing wide service from Ehsan Haddad and counter-attacking runs to create opportunities. Despite these individual moments of clinical finishing, the team struggled to sustain consistent offensive pressure throughout the tournament.

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Key Strength

Jordan demonstrated consistent attacking efficiency by scoring in every match of their debut tournament. Their ability to generate goals through structured counterattacks and precise service into the box remained a reliable feature of their play.

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Defence

Jordan struggled to maintain defensive structure throughout the tournament, conceding eight goals across three matches without recording a clean sheet. The backline proved particularly vulnerable to set-piece deliveries and struggled to contain pressure, resulting in recurring defensive lapses and an own goal.

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Fatal Weakness

Jordan's defensive structure consistently failed to manage set-piece deliveries, resulting in multiple goals conceded directly from corners and aerial threats. This inability to organize during dead-ball situations undermined their defensive stability throughout the group stage.

Playing Style

The Blitz

High tempo, pressing, vertical speed

Team Soul

The Dreamers

Romance, first-timer magic, underdog hope

Style Scores

ChaosControl
65
TransitionPossession
15
BlockPressing
20
SystemStar
75
PhysicalTechnical
40
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Home Sentiment

Realistic (60%)

Expected to be competitive and dangerous. The manager views this as a project to build the team and domestic league long-term.

Fan Vote

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Squad

Probable XI
5-4-111 starters · 18 bench
StarFan Fav
🧤Goalkeeper(3)
StartersPosAgeMPMinUse
BenchPosAgeMPMinUse
🛡️Defenders(9)
🎯Midfielders(9)
Forwards(7)

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Schedule

Fixtures List

Stats

Live StatsLast Updated: 2026-07-02
Data Confidence:high

🥅 Attack & Offence

Goals Scored3

1.0/match

Shots (On Target)9/24

9 SOT

Shot Accuracy37.5%
Corners Won6

2.0/match

Offsides3

1.0/match

Penalty Kicks0/0

Goals/Shots

📐 Build-up & Possession

Avg Possession30.5%
Pass Accuracy74.9%

650/868 completed

Cross Accuracy25.9%

7/27 completed

Long Ball Accuracy42.6%

60/141 completed

🛡️ Defence & Goalkeeping

Goals Conceded8

2.7/match

Clean Sheets0

0 matches

Tackle Success50.8%

31/61 tackles won

Interceptions34

11.3/match

Clearances88

Effective

Blocked Shots4

Shots blocked

🟨 Cards & Discipline

Fouls Committed31

10.3/match

Yellow Cards4Total cautions
Red Cards0Total ejections

Data provided by FootieGuide research is for fan guide context. Verification source: ESPN API.

News

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🛰️ External Headlines (Radar)

🩹 Injuries & Availability

If Al Naimat and Olwan are not right physically, the counter can lose its target and become too predictable.

📝 Recent Warm-up Reports

May 31St Gallen
vs Switzerland1-4
June 7San Diego
vs Colombia0-2

🗣️ Manager Profile & Press

Counter-attacking approach; happy to sit deep, absorb possession, and hit quickly using the pace of their wingers and wing-backs.

📋 Squad Context

Projected pre-tournament XI; 11 of 11 names match the June 2026 player snapshot. Final matchday selection still requires confirmation.

Group J Context

Jordan is in Group J with Argentina, Algeria, and Austria.