
FIFA Arab Cup
Four Asian teams will be in action, with at least one assured of a semi-final slot.
Join the-AFC.com as we take a look at the quarter-final match-ups.
Join the-AFC.com as we take a look at the quarter-final match-ups.
TUNISIA v OMAN
Oman face Group B winners Tunisia and Branko Ivankovic's side will fancy their chances of advancing to the semi-finals.
Oman have enjoyed a sterling 2021, with the West Asian side holding their own in the AFC Asian Qualifiers - Road to Qatar.
Their impressive 3-0 win over Bahrain in their final Group A match took them into the knockout stage and Oman will be looking to replicate the form against a Tunisia side who can be beaten, as Syria showed in their 2-0 Group B triumph.
Friday
Tunisia v Oman
Venue: Education City Stadium
Kickoff: 18:00 (UTC+5)
Oman face Group B winners Tunisia and Branko Ivankovic's side will fancy their chances of advancing to the semi-finals.
Oman have enjoyed a sterling 2021, with the West Asian side holding their own in the AFC Asian Qualifiers - Road to Qatar.
Their impressive 3-0 win over Bahrain in their final Group A match took them into the knockout stage and Oman will be looking to replicate the form against a Tunisia side who can be beaten, as Syria showed in their 2-0 Group B triumph.
Friday
Tunisia v Oman
Venue: Education City Stadium
Kickoff: 18:00 (UTC+5)
QATAR v UAE
A meeting between two of Asia's outstanding teams promises to be a thriller with Qatar keen to capitalise on home ground advantage.
Felix Sanchez's reigning AFC Asian Cup holders are just one of two teams to have advanced to the quarter-finals with a perfect record of three wins.
Qatar, preparing for the FIFA World Cup 2022 on home soil, have had a busy year and will be determined to end the season by winning the FIFA Arab Cup.
UAE's only blemish in their Group B campaign was a 1-0 defeat by Tunisia on Matchday Three but Bert van Marwijk's side have been in good form and will be confident of their chances against the hosts.
Friday
Qatar v UAE
Venue: Al Bayt Stadium
Kickoff: 22:00 (UTC+5)
A meeting between two of Asia's outstanding teams promises to be a thriller with Qatar keen to capitalise on home ground advantage.
Felix Sanchez's reigning AFC Asian Cup holders are just one of two teams to have advanced to the quarter-finals with a perfect record of three wins.
Qatar, preparing for the FIFA World Cup 2022 on home soil, have had a busy year and will be determined to end the season by winning the FIFA Arab Cup.
UAE's only blemish in their Group B campaign was a 1-0 defeat by Tunisia on Matchday Three but Bert van Marwijk's side have been in good form and will be confident of their chances against the hosts.
Friday
Qatar v UAE
Venue: Al Bayt Stadium
Kickoff: 22:00 (UTC+5)
EGYPT v JORDAN
Jordan will not be lacking in confidence when they take on Group D winners Egypt, having advanced to the quarter-finals behind Morocco at the expense of Saudi Arabia and Palestine.
Their 1-0 defeat of Saudi Arabia put Jordan on the road to the knockout stage and they recovered well from their 4-0 loss to Morocco to waltz to a 5-1 win over Palestine.
Egypt will be the favourites but they will do well not to underestimate a Jordan team determined to extend their FIFA Arab Cup journey.
Saturday
Egypt v Jordan
Venue: Al Janoub Stadium
Kickoff: 18:00 (UTC+5)
Jordan will not be lacking in confidence when they take on Group D winners Egypt, having advanced to the quarter-finals behind Morocco at the expense of Saudi Arabia and Palestine.
Their 1-0 defeat of Saudi Arabia put Jordan on the road to the knockout stage and they recovered well from their 4-0 loss to Morocco to waltz to a 5-1 win over Palestine.
Egypt will be the favourites but they will do well not to underestimate a Jordan team determined to extend their FIFA Arab Cup journey.
Saturday
Egypt v Jordan
Venue: Al Janoub Stadium
Kickoff: 18:00 (UTC+5)
MOROCCO v ALGERIA
The only quarter-final not featuring an Asian side, the Morocco-Algeria showdown promises to be a thriller.
Morocco advanced with a perfect record of three wins while Algeria were denied top spot in Group D by the narrowest of tie-breakers - on fair play.
Both will fancy their chances in what is a sure to be a tight quarter-final tie.
Saturday
Morocco v Algeria
Venue: Al Thumama Stadium
Kickoff: 22:00 (UTC+5)
The only quarter-final not featuring an Asian side, the Morocco-Algeria showdown promises to be a thriller.
Morocco advanced with a perfect record of three wins while Algeria were denied top spot in Group D by the narrowest of tie-breakers - on fair play.
Both will fancy their chances in what is a sure to be a tight quarter-final tie.
Saturday
Morocco v Algeria
Venue: Al Thumama Stadium
Kickoff: 22:00 (UTC+5)
