Karbalaa FC

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Karbala FC
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Full nameKarbala'a Sport Club
Founded1958; 64 years ago (1958)
GroundKarbala Sports City
Capacity30,000
ChairmanAhmed Haddam
ManagerAli Wahab
LeagueIraq Division One
2020–21Iraq Division One, 11th of 28

Karbala'a Football Club is an Iraqi football club based in Karbala that plays in the Iraq Division One, the second-tier of Iraqi football.

SWAT Incident[]

On June 23, 2013 after a match against Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya, seven football players of Karbala FC and their coach were beaten by the anti-terror police. They used sticks and batons against the coach and his players. Five of them were in critical condition, and on the 30th of June, Mohammed Al-Jaboury, coach of Karbala FC has died in hospital.[1]

Stadium[]

Karbala International Stadium is a purpose built football stadium being constructed in Karbala, Iraq. It was opened in 2016 in which it has the capacity to hold 30,000 people and become the new home of the Club.

Current squad[]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Iraq IRQ Zuhair Fadhel
2 DF Iraq IRQ Haider Faeq
3 DF Iraq IRQ Haider Abdul Zahra
4 DF Iraq IRQ Mohammed Ebadi
5 DF Iraq IRQ Jassem Mohammed
6 MF Iraq IRQ Sabah Karim
7 MF Iraq IRQ Amer Saheb
8 FW Iraq IRQ Mustafa Mahmood
9 MF Iraq IRQ Mohaimen Saleem Mallakh
10 FW Iraq IRQ Jabbar Karim
11 FW Iraq IRQ Maithem Hamza
12 DF Iraq IRQ Yahya Fadhel
13 MF Iraq IRQ Taif Emad
14 DF Iraq IRQ Aqeel Qasem
17 MF Iraq IRQ Karrar Saleh (Captain)
No. Pos. Nation Player
18 MF Iraq IRQ Ali Kadhem
19 GK Afghanistan AFG Ahmad Alimi
20 GK Iraq IRQ Haidar Qasem
22 GK Iraq IRQ Ali Taleb
26 MF Brazil BRA Felipe Alves
27 DF Iraq IRQ Murtadha Shendi
29 MF Iraq IRQ Idrees Hazem
30 MF Iraq IRQ Saif Fares
31 MF Iraq IRQ Maher Ghanem
32 MF Iraq IRQ Uday Umran
33 MF Iraq IRQ Mushtaq Ibrahim
34 MF Iraq IRQ Ghassan Khaled
35 MF Iraq IRQ Karrar Abbas
36 FW Iraq IRQ Alaa Mohaysen

Honours[]

Winners (1): 2002–03 (shared)

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