Qatar are the Kings of Asia

The Asian Cup final unfolds between the host Qatar and the Jordanian team. The main referee for this match is Ma Ning, with Fu Ming serving as the VAR. In the first half, Afif scores from the penalty spot. In the second half, Naimat scores with a powerful shot to equalize the score. Later on, the main referee Ma Ning awards two penalties to Qatar, with Afif completing a hat-trick of penalty kicks. In the end, Qatar defeats Jordan 3-1, successfully defending their Asian Cup title!



Montpellier winger Tamari showed a brilliant performance in the semi-final but lacked decisive final actions as Qatar began to adapt and waste time. However, in the 67th minute, Yazan Al-Naimat's cross from the far post allowed Jordan to equalize.The 87th-ranked team in the world was about to cause another major upset, but inevitably, Afif emerged as the victor of the match.This time, VAR was called upon to review a Qatari forward brought down by Mahmoud Al-Mardhi's reckless challenge, immediately granting the home team a chance to reclaim the lead, which Afif calmly seized.In the 13th minute of stoppage time, a quick through ball caught Jordan's defense napping, prompting a pause in the game, and Yajid Abularla was adjudged to have fouled Afif in a one-on-one situation during the second VAR review.

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