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Pakistan Football won a FIFA World Cup Round One Qualifying Match

Stephen Constantine

This is only the beginning; we will advance to the FIFA World Cup. Technically, it was the second match as it was the second leg. The hero of the game, 19-year-old Harun Hamid, entered the match in the second half coming off the bench and changing the course of the game by scoring a goal into the 67th minute of the game. While we celebrated Harun Hamid’s goal, let’s not overlook the incredible contributions of Faridullah. His outstanding assist was the backbone of our historic win.

What’s the qualifying route now, please?

Pakistan will now face off against Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Tajikistan in Group G in the second round of the qualifiers, beginning on November 16. There are six more matches to go.

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