Palestine and Syria reached the quarter-finals of the Arab Cup after a 0-0 match in Doha. The result led to emotional moments for both teams and their supporters. Many fans said the qualification felt extra meaningful because of the recent struggles and conflicts affecting people in Gaza and Syria.
Around 40,000 spectators filled Education City Stadium, cheering loudly from start to finish. After the match, players from both sides exchanged shirts, took photos together, and showed respect for one another, creating a strong message of unity and hope.
Palestine finished at the top of Group A, while Syria secured second place. Coaches and players said they were proud of their teams and dedicated the achievement to their people back home who continue to face difficulties. As they move forward, both squads are now preparing with confidence and determination for the knockout stage of the tournament.
