Jordan Joins Tunisia Out of 2026 World Cup

The adventure of the Jordanian national team in the 2026 World Cup finals ended early, after they suffered their second consecutive defeat in the group stage, losing to the Algerian team with a score of (2-1), becoming the second Arab team to lose its chances of continuing the journey in the World Cup.

The 'Nashama' had started their participation with a first defeat against Austria, before suffering a new loss to Algeria, dashing their hopes of competing for one of the qualifying spots for the next round.

With Jordan's exit, the number of Arab teams that have officially bid farewell to the tournament rises to two, following the Tunisian team that had a tough participation in Group F.

The 'Eagles of Carthage' suffered a harsh defeat in the first round against Sweden with a score of (5-1), before experiencing another loss to Japan with a clean four-goal score, leaving the competition without securing any points so far.

The difficult results for both Jordan and Tunisia reflect the challenges faced by Arab teams in the current edition of the World Cup, as we await the outcomes of the journeys of the remaining Arab teams striving to continue their presence in the knockout stages.