Saudi Arabia national football team results

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These are the Saudi Arabia national football team all-time results:

Contents

Saudi Arabia national football team head to head

Key
Positive balance (more Wins)
Neutral balance (Wins = Losses)
Negative balance (more Losses)
Last match updated was against Flag of Jordan.svg  Jordan on 11 June 2024. [1] [2]
FlagNationalityFromToPldWDL%GFGAGD
Flag of Albania.svg
Albania 2022202210100%110
Flag of Croatia.svg
Croatia 2022202210010%01-1
Flag of Germany.svg
Germany 1998201830030%113-12
Flag of North Macedonia.svg
North Macedonia 202220221100100%10+1
Flag of Jordan.svg
Jordan 195720241873838.89%2019+1
Flag of Kuwait.svg
Kuwait 196120214617131636.96%5351+2
Flag of Palestine.svg
Palestine 197620241275058.33%237+16
Flag of Syria.svg
Syria 1957201128179260.71%5322+31
Flag of Tajikistan.svg
Tajikistan 20242024211050%21+1
Flag of Lebanon.svg
Lebanon 195720241063160%1712+5
Flag of Iraq.svg
Iraq 197520224011111827.5%3456−22
Flag of Yemen.svg
Yemen 1996202219172089.47%565+51
Flag of Oman.svg
Oman 1976202427204374.07%5015+35
Flag of Bahrain.svg
Bahrain 19702019402211755%6331+32
Flag of Qatar.svg
Qatar 19702019421816842.86%5431+23
Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg
United Arab Emirates 1972201936208855.56%5127+24
Flag of Egypt.svg
Egypt 19612018821525%927-18
Flag of Iran.svg
Iran 197720121445528.57%1319-6
Flag of Brazil.svg
Brazil 1975201850050%318-15
Flag of Argentina.svg
Argentina 19752022512220%58-3
Flag of Sudan.svg
Sudan 199819981100100%21+1
Flag of Libya.svg
Libya 1975200730030%29-7
Flag of Equatorial Guinea.svg
Equatorial Guinea 20191100100%32+1
Flag of Turkey.svg
Turkey 1969200630030%16-5
Flag of Iceland.svg
Iceland 202220221100100%10+1
Flag of Mexico.svg
Mexico 1975202260150%316-13
Flag of Russia.svg
Russia 19932018210150%47-3
Flag of Hong Kong.svg
Hong Kong 20242024431916844.19%5631+25
Flag of Japan.svg
Japan 1990202216511031.25%1325-12
Flag of Kyrgyzstan (2023).svg
Kyrgyzstan 202420241100100%20+2
Flag of North Korea.svg
North Korea 20191100100%40+4
Flag of South Korea.svg
South Korea 198020241959526.32%1820-2
Flag of Australia (converted).svg
Australia 198820221023520%1118-7
Flag of Morocco.svg
Morocco 19612021631250%716-9
Flag of Nigeria.svg
Nigeria 2023202310100%220
Bandera de Bolivia (Estado).svg
Bolivia 1994202240220%35-2
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg
China 198120222085740%2624+2
Flag of Bangladesh.svg
Bangladesh 199020015500100%201+19
Flag of Mongolia.svg
Mongolia 200120012200100%120+12
Flag of Indonesia.svg
Indonesia 2004201466000%26224
Flag of Malaysia.svg
Malaysia 19842016107210%21813
Flag of India.svg
India 198220183300100%11110
Flag of Pakistan.svg
Pakistan 202320242200100%70+7
Flag of Sri Lanka.svg
Sri Lanka 198420043300100%90+9
Flag of Thailand.svg
Thailand 2002202417142182.35%429+33
Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg
Chinese Taipei 199719972200100%80+8
Flag of Vietnam.svg
Vietnam 200220214400100%131+12
Flag of Poland.svg
Poland 1994202240040%27-5
Flag of Uruguay.svg
Uruguay 20022018311133.33%440
Flag of Jamaica.svg
Jamaica 20202020210150%42+2
Flag of Singapore.svg
Singapore 201920212200100%60+6
Flag of Uzbekistan.svg
Uzbekistan 201920212200100%62+4
Flag of Paraguay.svg
Paraguay 2019201910100%000
Flag of Colombia.svg
Colombia 2022202210010%01-1
Flag of Costa Rica.svg
Costa Rica 2023202310010%13-2
Flag of Ecuador.svg
Ecuador 2022202210100%000
Flag of Honduras.svg
Honduras 2022202210100%000
Flag of Mali.svg
Mali 2023202310010%13-2
Flag of Panama.svg
Panama 2022202210100%110
Flag of the United States.svg
United States 2022202210100%000
Flag of Venezuela.svg
Venezuela 2022202320020%13-2

Notes:

Results by period

1957–79

1980–99

2000–09

2010–19

2020–present

Notes

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    References

    1. Saudi Arabia - List of International Matches
    2. "Saudi Arabia national football team: Record v other sides".