This article lists various individual and team records in relation to the Palestine national football team (The Fedayeen). The page currently shows the records as of 15 January 2020.

Individual records Player records Most-capped players

RankPlayerCapsGoalsCareer 1Abdelatif Bahdari 79 9 2007–present 2Ramzi Saleh 68 0 2000–2015 3Khader Yousef 64 2 2008–2016 4Saeb Jendeya 58 0 1999–2008 5Abdallah Jaber 56 2 2014–present 6Tamer Seyam 50 11 2014–Present 6Musab Al-Battat 50 1 2013–Present 8Mohammed Darweesh 47 0 2015–present 8Ashraf Nu'man 47 12 2008–2016 8Husam Abu Saleh 47 3 2010–15

Top goalscorers RankPlayerGoals (U/O)CapsRatioCareer1Fahed Attal 14 (2) 39 2004–2012Ashraf Nu'man 12 (3) 47 2009–2016 3 Sameh Maraaba 11 (2) 41 2015–present 4Tamer Seyam 12 52 2014–present5Jonathan Cantillana 10 25 2015–Present Ziyad Al-Kord 10 (4) 33 1999–2006Oday Dabbagh 10 (1) 27 2018–present 8Abdelatif Bahdari 9 79 2007–present 9Ahmad Maher Wridat 8 27 2011–201810Abdelhamid Abuhabib 7 (2) 34 2012–2021Yashir Islame 7 19 2016–present

Manager records

Team records

Wins Largest win 11–0 vs on 1 April 2006 Largest home win 10–0 vs on 10 October 2017 Largest win at the Asian Cup N/A

Draws Highest scoring draw 3–3 vs on 5 October 2016 Highest scoring draw at the Asian Cup 0–0 vs on 6 January 2019 0–0 vs on 15 January 2019

Defeats Largest defeat 8–1 vs on 26 July 1953 7–0 vs on 5 October 2011 Largest defeat at home 0–3 vs on 4 August 2018 Largest defeat at the Asian Cup 4–0 vs on 12 January 2015 5–1 vs on 16 January 2015

Streaks Unbeaten record 12 games, 2016–2018 Winless record 22 games, 2006–2011

World rankings

FIFA Source: FIFA.com Highest FIFA ranking 73rd (February 2018) Lowest FIFA ranking 191st (April – August 1999)

Elo Source: Eloratings.net Highest Elo ranking 90th (September 2019) Lowest Elo ranking 169th (September 2010)

Goal records General First goal Herbert Meitner vs on 27 April 1940

Most goals Fahed Attal (2005–2012), 16 goals #PlayerPeriodGoalsCapsAverage1Fahed Attal 2005–201216 36 2Ashraf Nu'man 2009–201614 56 3Ziyad Al-Kord 1999–200611 25 4Jonathan Cantillana 2015–10 26 5Sameh Maraaba 2014–9 32 Abdelatif Bahdari 2007– 74 7Ahmad Maher Wridat2011–829 Abdelhamid Abuhabib2012–33 9Murad Alyan201179 Ismail Al-Amour2005–201546 . Highlighted names denote a player still playing or available for selection.

Hat-tricks

PlayerCompetitionAgainstHome/AwayResultGoalsDateFahed Attal2006 AFC Challenge CupAway11–06Ashraf Nu'manFriendlyAway4–23Khaled Salem2014 AFC Challenge Cup qualificationAway9–03Ahmad Maher Wridat2014 Philippine Peace CupAway7–34Ahmad Abu Nahyeh2018 FIFA World Cup qualificationHome6–03Abdelatif Bahdari2019 AFC Asian Cup qualificationHome10–03Sameh Maraaba2019 AFC Asian Cup qualificationHome8–14

In major tournaments AFC Asian Cup Most goals in a single Asian Cup tournament Jaka Ihbeisheh (in 2015), 1 goal Most goals in total at Asian Cup tournaments Jaka Ihbeisheh (in 2015), 1 goal Most goals in a single Asian Cup finals match Jaka Ihbeisheh, 1 goal vs on 16 January 2015 First goal in an Asian Cup finals match Jaka Ihbeisheh, vs on 16 January 2015

Competition records

Overview Event 1st place 2nd place 3rd place 4th placeWorld Cup 0 0 0 0 Asian Cup 0 0 0 0AFC Challenge Cup1001WAFF Championship 0 0 0 0Arab Cup 0 0 0 0Pan Arab Games 0 0 1 2Asian Games 0 0 0 0

FIFA World Cup Palestine's FIFA World Cup recordQualification recordHost nation(s)and yearRoundSquadOutcome 1930Not a FIFA memberNot a FIFA member 1934 1938 1950 1954 1958 1962 1966 1970 1974 1978 1982 1986 1990 1994 1998 2002Did not qualify2nd of 4621389 20063rd of 462131111 2010First round loss200207 2014First round win, second round loss412154 20183rd of 58422245 20223rd of 583141010 2026To be determinedTo be determinedTotalBest: N/A0/22000000 —Total34127155846 Champions   Runners-up   Third place   Fourth placeHome venue

AFC Asian Cup

Palestine's AFC Asian Cup recordQualification recordHost nation(s)and yearRoundSquadOutcome 1956Did not participateDid not participate 1960 1964 1968 1972 1976 1980 1984 1988 1992 1996 2000Did not qualify4th of 5410338 20044th of 46024311 20074th of 4511339 2011The 2010 AFC Challenge Cup served as the qualifying tournament 2015 Group stage16th of 163003111SquadQualified as 2014 AFC Challenge Cup winners 2019 Group stage17th of 24302103Squad3rd of 5, 2nd of 414923498 2023To be determinedOngoingTotalBest: group stage2/176024114 —Total29115135836 Champions   Runners-up   Third place/semi-finalists  Home venue

AFC Asian Cup historyYearRoundDateOpponentResultStadium 2015Group stageL 0–4Newcastle Stadium, Newcastle16 JanuaryL 1–5Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne20 JanuaryL 0–2Canberra Stadium, Canberra 2019Group stage6 JanuaryD 0–0Sharjah Stadium, Sharjah11 JanuaryL 0–3Rashid Stadium, Dubai15 JanuaryD 0–0Mohammed bin Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi

AFC Challenge Cup Palestine's AFC Challenge Cup recordQualification recordHost nation(s)and yearRoundSquadOutcome 2006Quarter-finals5th of 164211162SquadQualified as invitees 2008WithdrewWithdrew 2010Did not qualify3rd of 3202011 2012Fourth place4th of 8521276Squad1st of 4321051 2014Champions1st of 8541060Squad1st of 43210100TotalBest: champions3/514833298 —Total8440162 Champions   Runners-up   Third place   Fourth placeHome venue

WAFF Championship Palestine's WAFF Championship recordHost nation(s)and yearRoundSquad 2000Group stage7th of 8301235Squad 20025th of 6200214Squad 20045th of 6201123Squad 20075th of 6200203Squad 20086th of 6200204Squad 20109th of 9200216Squad 20128th of 12310234Squad 20147th of 9201101Squad 20193rd of 9421165Squad 2021TBD000000SquadTotalBest: group stage10/102234151635—

Arab Cup Palestine's Arab Cup recordHost nation(s)and yearRound 1963Did not participate 1964 1966Group stage5th of 9311183 1985Did not participate 1988Did not qualify 1992Group stage5th of 6201112 1998Did not qualify 2002Group stage9th of 10403179 2012Group stage9th of 10201124 2021To be determinedTotalBest: group stage4/9111641818

Pan Arab Games Palestine's Pan Arab Games recordHost nation, city and yearRoundSquad Alexandria 1953Group stage6th of 62002313Squad Beirut 1957Did not participate Casablanca 1961 Cairo 1965Fourth place4th of 10621379Squad Damascus 1976Final group6th of 7621349Squad Rabat 1985Did not participate Aleppo 1992Group stage5th of 6201112Squad Beirut 1997Did not participate Amman 1999Third place3rd of 11622269Squad Cairo 2007Did not participate Doha 2011Fourth place4th of 125113511SquadTotalBest: third place6/112776142655—

Asian Games Palestine's Asian Games recordHost nation, city and yearRoundSquad New Delhi 1951Did not enter Manila 1954 Tokyo 1958 Jakarta 1962 Bangkok 1966 Bangkok 1970 Tehran 1974 Bangkok 1978 New Delhi 1982 Seoul 1986 Beijing 1990 Hiroshima 1994Withdrew Bangkok 1998Did not enterSee Palestine national under-23 football teamTotalBest: N/A0/13000000 — Gold   Silver   BronzeHome venue

Other tournaments TournamentRound 2018 Bangabandhu CupWinners 2020 Bangabandhu CupWinners

Head-to-head record

Key

The following table shows Palestine's all-time official international record per opponent: after match against China

OpponentFromToPldWDLGFGAGDWin %20111969 Algeria B2025201920122004200620252017202019662025200220062004202119532006200120132011196520001976201520002024200220061940195320012012201119761976200920261966201320122000201119721976202020032020196519662016201120112015196920121999200419662010Total1940 Last updated: China vs. Palestine, 2 October 2026. Statistics include official FIFA-recognised matches only.

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