Feature
Jordan arrive at their maiden World Cup having booked their place with a game to spare — no small feat for a side stepping onto this stage for the first time. Expect Jamal Sellami's men to dig in behind a back five and look to spring forward on the break. The big question is whether they can paper over a gaping hole up front and trust their counter-attack to do the damage.
That's that, then. Jordan are out at the group stage — the maths finally caught up. A disappointing end, but there'll be stories to tell and lessons to take from it.
Mousa Al-Taamari
The flying winger who carries Jordan's threat — give him space in transition and he can hurt anyone.
Yazan Al-Naimat
The key striker sidelined by injury, leaving a forward void Jordan will sorely feel.
Age profile
Club homes
Al Hussein6
Al WihdatGoalkeepers
Defenders
Selangor2
Al Faisaly1
Al Orubah1
Al Shabab1+8 more clubs
26 Other
Experience
The most-capped head in the squad — Selangor.
Who's getting on the scoresheet.
