Pakistan national football team results (1990–1999)

Last updated February 11, 2025

The following are the Pakistan national football team results in its official international matches from 1990 to 1999.^[1]^[2]

Results

Key
	Win
	Draw
	Defeat

1990

23 September 1990 1990 Asian Games G.S	China	3–0	Pakistan	Beijing, China
	Yuxin 15', 46' Chao 90'	FIFA Report		Stadium: Xiannongtan Stadium

25 September 1990 1990 Asian Games G.S	Pakistan	0–7	South Korea	Beijing, China
		FIFA Report	Sun-hong 21', 39', 82' Sang-ho 46', 51' Jong-soo 68' Jung-yoon 77'	Stadium: Fengtai Sports Center

27 September 1990 1990 Asian Games G.S	Singapore	6–1	Pakistan	Beijing, China
	Tokijan 15' Ahmad 17' Sundramoorthy 31', 42', 62' Noor 78'	FIFA Report	Sharafat 35'	Stadium: Xiannongtan Stadium

1991

22 December 1991 1991 South Asian Games G.S	Pakistan	0–0	India	Colombo, Sri Lanka
		FIFA Report		Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium

24 December 1991 1991 South Asian Games G.S	Pakistan	1–0	Bangladesh	Colombo, Sri Lanka
	Ashfaq 81'	FIFA Report		Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium

29 December 1991 1991 South Asian Games Final	Pakistan	2–0	Maldives	Colombo, Sri Lanka
	Ashfaq 82' Nauman 88'	FIFA Report		Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium

1992

9 May 1992 1992 AFC Asian Cup qualification	India	2–0	Pakistan	Kolkata, India
	Vijayan 3', 81'	FIFA RSSSF		Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium

11 May 1992 1992 AFC Asian Cup qualification	Pakistan	0–7	Iran	Kolkata, India
		FIFA RSSSF	Pious 2' Moharrami 12' Marfavi 18', 82' Ghayeghran 27' Hassanzadeh 37' Abtahi 43'	Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium Attendance: 10,000 Referee: Shyam Shrestha (Nepal)

18 August 1992 1992 Jordan International Tournament	Pakistan	0–5	Moldova	Amman, Jordan
		Report	Scala 25' Alexandrov 50', 55' (pen.), 70', 75'	Stadium: Amman International Stadium Attendance: 15,000 Referee: Dirar Al Tamini (Jordan)

20 August 1992 1992 Jordan International Tournament	Jordan	2–0	Pakistan	Amman, Jordan
	Tadrus 15', 54'	Report		Stadium: Amman International Stadium

22 August 1992 1992 Jordan International Tournament	Sudan	4–0	Pakistan	Amman, Jordan
		Report		Stadium: Amman International Stadium

1993

22 May 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification	Pakistan	0–5	China	Irbid, Jordan
		FIFA Report	Hongbo 38' Sheng 55', 59', 82' Haidong 71'	Stadium: Al-Hassan Stadium Attendance: 10,000 Referee: Ammar Ammar (Lebanon)

24 May 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification	Yemen	5–1	Pakistan	Irbid, Jordan
	Mubarak 20', 53' Bareed 77' Shadli 80' Abdullah 82'	FIFA Report	Agha 12'	Stadium: Al-Hassan Stadium Referee: Hossein Askari Milajerdi(Iran)

28 May 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification	Pakistan	0–8	Iraq	Irbid, Jordan
		FIFA Report	Hussein 12' Qais 21', 70' A.Kadhim 27', 75' Radhi 44' Khalaf 77' Saddam 88'	Stadium: Al-Hassan Stadium Referee: Mohamed Al-Mulla Abdalaziz(United Arab Emirates))

30 May 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification	Jordan	3–1	Pakistan	Irbid, Jordan
	Muharam 8', 89' Abdul-Munam 90'	FIFA Report	A. Farooq 80'	Stadium: Al-Hassan Stadium Referee: Jamal Al Sharif(Syria)

6 June 1993 1993 ECO Cup	Iran	5–0	Pakistan	Tehran, Iran
	Zarincheh Derakhshan Bagheri Marfavi Motlagh	FIFA Report		Stadium: Azadi Stadium

7 June 1993 1993 ECO Cup	Turkmenistan	4–0	Pakistan	Tehran, Iran
	Nurmyradow 5', 10' Muhadow 60', 80'	Report		Stadium: Azadi Stadium

12 June 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification	China	3–0	Pakistan	Chengdu, China
	Hongbo 60', 89' Haidong 62'	FIFA Report		Stadium: Chengdu Sports Centre Referee: Kim Jong Sik(North Korea)

14 June 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification	Pakistan	0–3	Yemen	Chengdu, China
		FIFA Report	Al-Brid 39', 72' Abdullah 77'	Stadium: Chengdu Sports Centre Referee: An Bong-ki(South Korea)

18 June 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification	Iraq	4–0	Pakistan	Chengdu, China
	Qais 16', 67' Shenaishil 37' Daham 64'	FIFA Report		Stadium: Chengdu Sports Centre Referee: Kim Jong Sik(North Korea)

20 June 1993 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification	Pakistan	0–5	Jordan	Chengdu, China
		FIFA Report	Al-Gnimaz 14', 70' Tadrus 28' Muharam 43' Al-Bashir 44'	Stadium: Chengdu Sports Centre Referee: Santos Jose Manuel(Macau)

16 July 1993 1993 SAARC Gold G.S	Pakistan	1–1	Nepal	Lahore, Pakistan
	Iqbal (or Majeed)	FIFA Report		Stadium: Railway Stadium

18 July 1993 1993 SAARC Gold G.S	Pakistan	0–4	Sri Lanka	Lahore, Pakistan
		FIFA Report		Stadium: Railway Stadium

23 July 1993 1993 SAARC Gold G.S	Pakistan	1–1	India	Lahore, Pakistan
	Nauman	FIFA Report	Vijayan	Stadium: Railway Stadium

20 December 1993 1993 South Asian Games G.S	Sri Lanka	2–1	Pakistan	Dhaka, Bangladesh
	PK Ranaweera	FIFA Report	Nauman 16'	Stadium: Bangabandhu National Stadium

24 December 1993 1993 South Asian Games G.S	Pakistan	2–2	India	Dhaka, Bangladesh
	Nauman	FIFA Report	Bhupinder Thakur Tejinder Kumar	Stadium: Bangabandhu National Stadium

1995

25 March 1995 1995 South Asian Gold Cup G.S	Pakistan	1–0	Bangladesh	Colombo, Sri Lanka
	Iqbal 43'	FIFA Report		Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium

29 March 1995 1995 South Asian Gold Cup G.S	Nepal	2–0	Pakistan	Colombo, Sri Lanka
	Maharajan 20' Khadka 87'	FIFA Report		Stadium: Sugathadasa Stadium

1996

9 August 1996 1996 AFC Asian Cup qualification	Jordan	4–0	Pakistan	Amman, Jordan
	Al Fawzi 4', 17' Ebritadahadeh 67' Al Hallin 77'	FIFA RSSSF

13 August 1996 1996 AFC Asian Cup qualification	Pakistan	0–3	Iraq	Amman, Jordan
		FIFA RSSSF	Abbas 42' Fawzi 65' Shenaishil 67'

1997

11 May 1997 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification	Kazakhstan	3–0	Pakistan	Almaty, Kazakhstan
	Esmagambetov 2', 62' Yablochkin 49'	FIFA Report		Stadium: Central Stadium Attendance: 12,000 Referee: Allabergen Sapaev (Turkmenistan)

23 May 1997 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification	Pakistan	2–6	Iraq	Lahore, Pakistan
	Umer 8' Rafiq 53'	FIFA Report	Fawzi 1', 62' Chathir 35', 61' Hussein 52' Radhi 70'	Stadium: Railway Stadium Attendance: 12,000 Referee: Sunil Senaweera (Sri Lanka)

11 June 1997 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification	Pakistan	0–7	Kazakhstan	Lahore, Pakistan
		FIFA Report	Esmagambetov 28' Klishin 32' Loginov 36' Mazbaev 53' Zubarev 64', 68', 72'	Stadium: Railway Stadium Attendance: 3,500 Referee: Abbas Al Dashti Essa (Kuwait)

20 June 1997 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification	Iraq	6–1	Pakistan	Baghdad, Iraq
	Hussein 11', 26' Fawzi 69', 76' Abbas 71', 89'	FIFA Report	Umer 58'	Stadium: Al-Shaab Stadium Attendance: 3,500 Referee: Ammar Ammar (Lebanon)

4 September 1997 1997 SAFF Gold Cup G.S	Nepal	0–2	Pakistan	Kathmandu, Nepal
		FIFA RSSSF	Nauman 28' Ijaz 68'	Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium

6 September 1997 1997 SAFF Gold Cup G.S	Sri Lanka	2–0	Pakistan	Kathmandu, Nepal
	Pereira 54' Amanulla 86'	FIFA RSSSF		Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium

11 September 1997 1997 SAFF Gold Cup S.F	India	2–0	Pakistan	Kathmandu, Nepal
	Vijayan 42', 76'	FIFA RSSSF		Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium

13 September 1997 1997 SAFF Gold Cup Third Place	Pakistan	1–0	Sri Lanka	Kathmandu, Nepal
	Haseemdeen 76' (o.g.)	FIFA RSSSF		Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium

1999

24 April 1999 1999 SAFF Gold Cup G.S.	Pakistan	0–4	Bangladesh	Goa, India
		FIFA Report	Iqbal 7' Alfaz 33' Dawn 62', 65'	Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium

26 April 1999 1999 SAFF Gold Cup G.S.	India	2–0	Pakistan	Goa, India
	Bhutia 24' Pasha 87'	FIFA Report		Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium

26 September 1999 1999 South Asian Games G.S	India	5–2	Pakistan	Kathmandu, Nepal
	Alberto 8' Pasha 12' Vijayan 52', 61', 73' (pen.)	FIFA Report	Yousaf 76' Zaman 90+1'	Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium

28 September 1999 1999 South Asian Games G.S	Nepal	3–1	Pakistan	Kathmandu, Nepal
	Ali 40' (o.g.) Khadka 61' Maharjan 77'	FIFA Report	Zaman 53'	Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium

30 September 1999 1999 South Asian Games G.S	Pakistan	2–1	Bhutan	Kathmandu, Nepal
	Yousaf 61', 74'	Report	Chhetri 26'	Stadium: Dasarath Rangasala Stadium

References

↑ "World Football Elo Ratings". www.eloratings.net. Retrieved 11 August 2023.
↑ "Pakistan". worldfootball.net. 17 August 2014. Retrieved 10 September 2023.

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