AsianCup2027
Group F

Qatar at the Asian Cup 2027

Qatar play in Group F against Japan, Thailand and Indonesia. It is their twelfth Asian Cup, and their best finish so far is winners (2019, 2023). The holders' fixtures are here, and so are the ways to stream every one of them live.

Appearances
12th
First
1980
Last
2023
Best finish
Winners (2019, 2023)

Back-to-back, and going for a third

Qatar have won the last two Asian Cups. The first, in 2019, came in the United Arab Emirates and finished with a win over Japan; the second, in 2023, came at home and finished with a win over Jordan. Four other nations have won consecutive editions before them, Japan among them.

What came before that run is the strange part. Nine appearances from 1980 onwards produced no title at all, and then two arrived in five years. Now they come to Saudi Arabia as double holders, drawn against Japan, Thailand and Indonesia.

How Qatar qualified

Qatar came through as second round Group A winners, confirmed on 26 March 2024.

Group F

Qatar fixtures

Monday 11 January

Imam Mohammed Ibn Saud, Riyadh

Where to watch
Saturday 16 January

Aramco Stadium, Khobar

Where to watch
Wednesday 20 January

Imam Mohammed Ibn Saud, Riyadh

Where to watch

Watch Qatar live

The holders will be widely shown, though not on every service in every country. Our partner streams their group games live. Registration is all it takes, and no deposit is needed.

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When does Qatar play at the Asian Cup 2027?

Qatar vs Thailand on Monday 11 January; Indonesia vs Qatar on Saturday 16 January; Japan vs Qatar on Wednesday 20 January

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What group is Qatar in?

Group F, with Japan, Thailand and Indonesia.

Has Qatar ever won the Asian Cup?

Yes. Qatar has won it 2 times in 2019, 2023.

Where does Qatar play its group matches?

Qatar vs Thailand at Imam Mohammed Ibn Saud University Stadium, Riyadh; Indonesia vs Qatar at Aramco Stadium, Khobar; Japan vs Qatar at Imam Mohammed Ibn Saud University Stadium, Riyadh.

Answered by Ethan Walker