Starting XI
Last match: Senegal 5–0 Iraq · Fri, Jun 26 · 07:00 PM
Starting XI
- 22A. BasilG
- 26F. PutrosD
- 2R. SulakaD
- 5A. HashemD
- 23M. DoskiD
- 14Z. IqbalM
- 16A. Al AmmariM
- 11A. QasemM
- 17A. JasimM
- 8I. BayeshM
- 9A. Al HamadiF
Bench
- 12J. HassanG
- 1F. TalibG
- 13A. YousifF
- 3H. AliD
- 21M. FarjiM
- 4Z. TahseenD
- 10M. Ali
- 18A. HusseinF
- 19K. YakobM
- 20A. SherM
- 7Y. AmynF
- 15A. MaknziD
- 6M. YounisD
- 24Z. IsmaeelM
- 25M. SaadoonD
1747
Elo rating
—
FIFA rank
3
Matches
LLL
Form
1
Goals scored
12
Goals conceded
0.3
Goals/game
4.0
Conceded/game
0
Clean sheets
0%
Clean-sheet %
—
xG
—
xGA
Team Intelligence
Playing DNA, form, home/away profile and expected trajectory.
Playing DNA
Recent form
0
Wins
0
Draws
3
Losses
0
Pts/game
Home / away profile
At home
Away
Model split — anchored on per-game output with a transparent home-field lift.
Availability impact
Availability impact
Fully available
0 = full squad · 100 = badly hit
No reported absences — full squad available.
Outlook & trajectory
Iraq are holding a steady level in line with their pedigree.
AI outlook
Iraq score 0.3 and concede 4.0 per game, playing a balanced, adaptable shape game. Their last 3 results read LLL (0 pts/game, stable momentum). The model leans on their balanced approach, while goal shy is the clearest way to hurt them.
Confidence timeline
How the model's confidence built
52%→56%
- 1Baseline52%
- 2Recent form052%
- 3Injury news+456%
- 4Confirmed lineups-353%
- 5Kickoff+356%
Illustrative reconstruction of how information firms up the read — not a recorded history.
Key player intelligence
Confederation
—
Coach
G. Arnold
Rest days
—
Travel
—
Style of play
Balanced, adaptable shape
Strengths
- + Balanced approach
Weaknesses
- − Goal shy
- − Leaky defence
Injuries
No reported injuries.
Suspensions
No suspensions.
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