Palestine's U20 team continue to defy the odds. A side that finished bottom of their WAFF Championship group less than a year ago is now just one of two Asian Sides left at the U20 Arab Cup.
Palestine's U20 team lost the battle but won the war. A narrow 1-0 defeat to Morocco was enough for the team to progress to the quarterfinals of the U20 Arab Cup for the first time in their history.
It was meant to be a big money move. A reward for over 100 goals scored in Switzerland- 56 goals scored in the fourth tier- 20 in the third tier, 27 in the second tier, two in the top tier along with a dozen in the Swiss Cup.
Saleh Chihadeh signed with Future FC in the winter transfer window on a big money move that saw him leave FC Thun as they were pushing for a return to the Swiss Super League. Now, less than six months later, he's back in Switzerland.
Palestine's U20 team got their 2022 Arab Cup campaign underway earlier today in Abha and the collection of WBPL players and diaspora talents did not disappoint.
Following Palestine's successful qualification to the 2023 Asian Cup Finals, Palestine national team manager gave an interview to Palestinian television in which he covered a range of topics.
The WBPL's hottest prospect is on the move. Shehab Qombor set a record for most goals in a WBPL season last season and has been widely regarded as the best forward in the league since Oday Dabbagh moved abroad at the start of the 2019/20 season.
This past week, The Guardian, wrote a piece about football in Palestine and instead of covering an array of interesting topics ranging from the WBPL’s financial problems, corruption within the PFA, or the national team’s splendid performance in 2023 Asian…
This is an historic achievement- don’t dismiss it For a country like Palestine with its horrible FA, declining standard in the league, and general disinterest in grassroots football development to qualify for three straight AFC Asian Cups is absolutely incredible. …
