FIFA Arab Cup: The complete list of winners

World 22 November 2025 at 05:37

Imed Ben Amara

News Editor

The first ten editions of the FIFA Arab Cup were claimed by five different national teams. While Iraq lifted the trophy four times and Saudi Arabia twice, three other nations have each won the title once.

Tunisia triumphed in the inaugural edition, held in 1963 in Lebanon. Egypt seized the crown in 1992 in Syria, Morocco took the title in 2012 in Saudi Arabia, and Algeria are the current holders.

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The Fennecs captured the FIFA Arab Cup four years ago in Qatar, overcoming Tunisia (2-0 after extra time) in the final, just ahead of the World Cup.

It's worth noting that the next three editions will all be staged in Qatar, scheduled for 2025, 2029, and 2033.

Complete tournament roll of honour:

1963: Tunisia

1964: Iraq

1966: Iraq

1985: Iraq

1988: Iraq

1992: Egypt

1998: Saudi Arabia

2002: Saudi Arabia

2012: Morocco

2021: Algeria

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