Iraq national football team results (1957–1969)

Last updated July 13, 2025

This is a list of the Iraq national football team results from 1957 to 1969.^[1]

Results

Win Draw Loss Fixtures

1950s

1957

19 October 1957 1957 Pan Arab Games	Morocco	3–3	Iraq	Beirut, Lebanon
	El-Madani ?' Benchekroun ?', ?' (pen.)		Baba 48' Eshaya 50' Salman 63'

21 October 1957 1957 Pan Arab Games	Tunisia	4–2	Iraq	Beirut, Lebanon
	Diwa ?', ?' Farzit ?' Hénia ?'		Abbas (pen.) David

23 October 1957 1957 Pan Arab Games	Iraq	3–1	Libya	Beirut, Lebanon
	Baba Eshaya Abdul-Majid		?' El-Shualia

1959

15 November 1959 1960 Olympics qualification	Lebanon	0–3	Iraq	Beirut, Lebanon
			Baba 2', 70' Abdullah 85'

25 November 1959 1960 Olympics qualification	Iraq	8–0	Lebanon	Baghdad, Iraq
	Baba 5', 27' Abdullah 17', 40', 50', 85' Salih 58', 88'

6 December 1959 1960 Olympics qualification	Turkey	7–1	Iraq	Adana, Turkey
	Yalçınkaya 14', 72' Şensan 37', 61', 87' Güneş 54' Köken 74'		Baba 12'

13 December 1959 1960 Olympics qualification	Iraq	2–3	Turkey	Baghdad, Iraq
	Baba 35', 52'		Güneş 20' Atakan 60' Yalçınkaya 65'

1960s

1962

31 May 1962 Friendly	Iran	1–1	Iraq	Tehran, Iran
	Kouzehkanani 90'		Abbas 47' (pen.)	Stadium: Amjadieh Stadium

2 June 1962 Friendly	Iran	1–2	Iraq	Tehran, Iran
	Kouzehkanani		Ismail 47' Hameed 60'	Stadium: Amjadieh Stadium

1964

2 January 1964 1964 Olympics qualifiers	Iraq	0–0	Iran	Baghdad, Iraq
				Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium

22 March 1964 1964 Olympics qualifiers	Iran	4–0	Iraq	Tehran, Iran
	Shirzadegan Arab			Stadium: Aryamehr Stadium

13 November 1964 1964 Arab Nations Cup	Kuwait	0–1	Iraq	Kuwait City, Kuwait
			Ismail 60'	Stadium: National Stadium

16 November 1964 1964 Arab Nations Cup	Iraq	1–0	Lebanon	Kuwait City, Kuwait
	Tabra 67'			Stadium: National Stadium

18 November 1964 1964 Arab Nations Cup	Iraq	3–1	Jordan	Kuwait City, Kuwait
	Atta 14', 40' Mahmoud 30'		Al-Banna	Stadium: National Stadium

20 November 1964 1964 Arab Nations Cup	Iraq	1–1	Libya	Kuwait City, Kuwait
	Atta 70'			Stadium: National Stadium

1965

30 July 1965 Friendly	Jordan	0–0	Iraq	Amman, Jordan
				Stadium: Amman International Stadium

22 August 1965 Friendly	Iraq	0–0	Lebanon	Cairo, United Arab Republic
				Stadium: Cairo International Stadium

22 August 1965 Friendly	United Arab Republic	1–0	Iraq	Cairo, United Arab Republic
				Stadium: Cairo International Stadium

4 September 1965 1965 Pan Arab Games	Iraq	6–0	South Yemen	Cairo, United Arab Republic
	Ammo Baba Atta Hameed			Stadium: Cairo International Stadium

6 September 1965 1965 Pan Arab Games	Iraq	0–0	Lebanon	Cairo, United Arab Republic
				Stadium: Cairo International Stadium

7 September 1965 1965 Pan Arab Games	Palestine	1–1	Iraq	Cairo, United Arab Republic
			Dawood	Stadium: Cairo International Stadium

8 September 1965 1965 Pan Arab Games	United Arab Republic	1–0	Iraq	Cairo, United Arab Republic
	El-Gohary 5'			Stadium: Cairo International Stadium

1966

1 April 1966 1966 Arab Nations Cup	Iraq	0–0	Lebanon	Baghdad, Iraq
				Stadium: Al-Kashafa Stadium

3 April 1966 1966 Arab Nations Cup	Iraq	2–1	Jordan	Baghdad, Iraq
	Assad Atta		Al-Shaqran	Stadium: Al-Kashafa Stadium

4 April 1966 1966 Arab Nations Cup	Iraq	3–1	Kuwait	Baghdad, Iraq
	Yousif Dhiab Atta			Stadium: Al-Kashafa Stadium

5 April 1966 1966 Arab Nations Cup	Iraq	10–1	Bahrain	Baghdad, Iraq
	Dhiab Jameel Ismail Najim Hameed Dawood			Stadium: Al-Kashafa Stadium

8 April 1966 1966 Arab Nations Cup	Iraq	3–1	Libya	Baghdad, Iraq
	Mahmoud Balla Atta		Al-Baski	Stadium: Al-Kashafa Stadium

10 April 1966 1966 Arab Nations Cup	Iraq	2–1	Syria	Baghdad, Iraq
	Ismail 68', 84'		Nureddin 27'	Stadium: Al-Kashafa Stadium Attendance: 20,000 Referee: Mamdouh Khourma (Jordan)

1967

10 March 1967 1967 Tripoli Fair Tournament	Sudan	2–2	Iraq	Tripoli, Libya
			Khoshaba 7' Baba 57'	Stadium: June 11 Stadium

13 March 1967 1967 Tripoli Fair Tournament	Libya	0–1	Iraq	Tripoli, Libya
			Ismail 31'	Stadium: June 11 Stadium

1968

16 January 1968 1968 Olympics qualifiers	Thailand	0–4	Iraq	Bangkok, Thailand
			Dhiab 3', 33' Atta 26' Nouri 59'	Stadium: Supachalasai Stadium Attendance: 7,395 Referee: Norman Boswell (Malaysia)

18 January 1968 1968 Olympics qualifiers	Indonesia	2–1	Iraq	Bangkok, Thailand
	Hong 32' Sihasale 52'		Dhiab 54'	Stadium: Supachalasai Stadium Attendance: 5,067 Referee: Govindasamy Suppiah (Singapore)

20 January 1968 1968 Olympics qualifiers	Thailand	2–1	Iraq	Bangkok, Thailand
	Srisawat 23' Sornbutnark 62'		Dhiab 50'	Stadium: Supachalasai Stadium Attendance: 11,297 Referee: Dau Van Dzu (South Vietnam)

22 January 1968 1968 Olympics qualifiers	Iraq	1–1	Indonesia	Bangkok, Thailand
	Dhiab 60'		Soentoro 22'	Stadium: Supachalasai Stadium Attendance: 5,679 Referee: Norman Boswell (Malaysia)

1969

7 March 19691969 Friendship Cup	Iran	2–1	Iraq	Tehran, Iran
	Ghelichkhani Eftekhari		Dhiab 16'	Stadium: Amjadieh Stadium Referee: Z. Alam (Pakistan)

10 March 19691969 Friendship Cup	Iraq	1–2	Pakistan	Tehran, Iran
	Yousif 57'		Nawaz 59' Jabbar 90'	Stadium: Amjadieh Stadium Attendance: 7,000 Referee: Arshad Barazandeh (Iran)

8 December 1969 Friendly	Iraq	1–1	East Germany	Baghdad, Iraq
	Yousif 36'	Report	Körner 23'	Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium Referee: Abdul Karim Saadi Salih (Iraq)

References

↑ "Iraq - List of International Matches". RSSSF. Retrieved 25 July 2020.

External links

Iraq fixtures on eloratings.net
Iraq on soccerway.com

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[1] "Iraq - List of International Matches". RSSSF. Retrieved 25 July 2020.

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