Saudi Arabia 4-0 North Korea (Jan 8, 2019) Team Stats

North Korea

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Saudi Arabia

North Korea

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Japan, Australia, Saudi Arabia to clash again in Asian World Cup qualifiers

Form

Form

Head To Head Record

Game Information

AFC Asian Cup Standings

AFC Asian Cup News

0-0-1, 0 PTS

Hatan Bahbri - 28'
Mohammed Al-Fatil - 37'
Salem Al-Dawsari - 70'
Fahad Al-Muwallad - 87'

Han Kwang Song - 44'

Match Stats

KSA

PRK

Possession

73.3%

26.7%

Shots on Goal

Shot Attempts

Fouls

Yellow Cards

Red Cards

Corner Kicks

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LAST FIVE GAMES				Date	COMPETITION
D	South Korea	0 - 0	Saudi Arabia	Dec 31, 2018	International Friendly
D	Jordan	1 - 1	Saudi Arabia	Nov 20, 2018	International Friendly
W	Saudi Arabia	1 - 0	Yemen	Nov 16, 2018	International Friendly
D	Saudi Arabia	1 - 1	Iraq	Oct 15, 2018	International Friendly
L	Saudi Arabia	0 - 2	Brazil	Oct 12, 2018	International Friendly

LAST FIVE GAMES				Date	COMPETITION
L	Bahrain	4 - 0	North Korea	Dec 29, 2018	International Friendly
D	Vietnam	1 - 1	North Korea	Dec 25, 2018	International Friendly
L	Uzbekistan	2 - 0	North Korea	Oct 13, 2018	International Friendly
W	North Korea	2 - 0	Hong Kong	Mar 27, 2018	AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers
W	Malaysia	1 - 4	North Korea	Nov 13, 2017	AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers

			Date	COMPETITION
North Korea	1 - 4	Saudi Arabia	Jan 14, 2015	AFC Asian Cup
Saudi Arabia	0 - 0	North Korea	Jun 17, 2009	FIFA World Cup Qualifying - AFC
North Korea	1 - 0	Saudi Arabia	Feb 11, 2009	FIFA World Cup Qualifying - AFC

Rashid Stadium

11:00 AM, January 8, 2019

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Attendance: 5,075

Referees:
Peter Green

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