The Syrian national team concluded its journey in the qualifiers for the Asian Cup with a significant victory over its Afghan counterpart with a score of five goals to one, in a match that clearly showcased the Syrians' superiority in terms of performance and result.

This victory reflects the technical difference between the two teams and gives the Syrian team a strong morale boost before heading into the finals.

The Qasioun Eagles team had already secured its qualification for the Asian Cup earlier, allowing them to play the match with relative ease, focusing on enhancing cohesion and trying some tactical options, especially amid numerous absences. Despite this, the team entered the match with great seriousness and imposed its style from the first minutes.

The goals for Syria were scored by Mohamed Al-Salkhadi, Mahmoud Al-Aswad, Mohamed Al-Hallaq, while Mohamed Al-Mustafa shone by scoring two goals. The team succeeded in translating its dominance into multiple goals reflecting high offensive effectiveness.

With this victory, the Syrian team concludes the qualifiers in an ideal manner, confirming its readiness to compete in the continental tournament, amid hopes from its fans for a strong appearance and outstanding results in the upcoming Asian Cup.