Saudi Arabia vs Oman, 2014 World Cup Qualifying - AFC, Round Three

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Saudi Arabia are hosting Oman at King Fahd International Stadium, King Fahd International Stadium, Saudi Arabia, starting on . The match is a part of the FIFA World Cup Qualifying - AFC.

Game Information

Competition: FIFA World Cup Qualifying - AFC

Venue: King Fahd International Stadium
Location: King Fahd International Stadium, Saudi Arabia
Attendance: 60,000

Line-Ups

Saudi Arabia

No.	Name
1	Waleed Ali (GK)
23	Abdulla Al Zouri
3	Osama Hawsawi
5	Osama Al-Harbi
12	Hosein Maaz
15	Ahmed Al Fraidi
14	Saud Ali Khariri
10	Mohammad Al Shlhoub
8	Mohammed Noor
6	Ahmed Ateef
9	Naif Hazazi

Saudi Arabia Substitutes:

Yaser Al-Musaim, Hassan Al-Otaibi, Hosein Muath, Q Al Harbi, Rashed Al Rahab, Hamad Al Montashari, Kamil Al Mousa, Abdulaziz Al-Dosari, Ibrahim Ghaleb, Taisser Al Jassim, Naser Al-Shamrani, Yousif Al Salem, Nawaf Al-Abed, Yasser Al Qahtani.

Oman

No.	Name
1	Ali Al-Habsi (GK)
2	Eid Al Farsi
11	Mohamed Al Mukhaini
13	Abdul Salam Al Mukhaini
4	Ali Al-Jabri
5	Hashim Al-Balushi
7	Hussain Ali Al Hadhri
10	Fawzi Bashir
16	Abdulaziz Al Miqbali
17	Hussain Al Gheilan
20	Emad Al Hosni

Oman Substitutes:

Mohammed Hamed, Rachid Al Farsi, Hamood Al Sadi, Qasim Said Sanjoor, Hassan Al Housni, Ismail Al Ajmi, Ahmed Hadid, Mohammed Al Hooti, Juma Darwish, Bader Al Maimani, Abdullah Al Mukhaini, Faiyz Al Rusheid.

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