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<h2><span class="">Jordan vs Syria: A New Era Begins at King Abdullah II Stadium ðï¸</span></h2>
<h2><span class="">Introduction: The Nashama Seek Redemption in Amman ð</span></h2>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">The King Abdullah II Stadium in Amman prepares for an international friendly as Jordan welcome Syria on Sunday, 27 September 2026. This fixture offers the Nashama a golden opportunity to end a chastening </span><strong><span class="">five-match losing streak</span></strong><span class=""> that has stretched across their World Cup campaign and beyond. ð¥</span><!--more--></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><strong><span class="">Jordan</span></strong><span class=""> enter the match under new management, with </span><strong><span class="">Badou Zaki</span></strong><span class=""> having taken charge following the departure of Jamal Sellami. The Moroccan coach is using these friendlies as preparation for the </span><strong><span class="">2027 AFCON finals</span></strong><span class="">, where Jordan have been drawn alongside Uzbekistan, Bahrain, and North Korea. </span><strong><span class="">Syria</span></strong><span class="">, by contrast, arrive in Amman with renewed optimism following the return of veteran striker </span><strong><span class="">Omar Al-Soma</span></strong><span class=""> after a two-year absence.</span></p>
<h2><span class="">Head-to-Head Record: Jordan&#8217;s Complete Dominance ð</span></h2>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">The historical record between these two sides makes for comfortable reading for the home supporters. Across </span><strong><span class="">seven recorded meetings</span></strong><span class="">, Jordan have won </span><strong><span class="">four</span></strong><span class="">, Syria have won </span><strong><span class="">two</span></strong><span class="">, and </span><strong><span class="">one</span></strong><span class=""> has ended in a draw.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">More significantly, </span><strong><span class="">Jordan have won the last two meetings</span></strong><span class="">—a 2-0 victory in September 2022 and a 1-0 triumph in November 2020. In their most recent encounter, Jordan recorded an </span><strong><span class="">xG of 1.03 compared to Syria&#8217;s 0.99</span></strong><span class="">, reflecting a tightly contested affair. The aggregate goal tally across all meetings stands at </span><strong><span class="">8-5</span></strong><span class=""> in Jordan&#8217;s favour.</span></p>
<h2><span class="">Team Form and Momentum ð</span></h2>
<h3><span class="">Jordan: Seeking to End the Rot ðµ</span></h3>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">Badou Zaki&#8217;s side enter the match in concerning form. Their </span><strong><span class="">five-match losing run</span></strong><span class=""> includes defeats to Algeria, Argentina, and Austria at the World Cup, where they conceded </span><strong><span class="">three goals in each of their final two group fixtures</span></strong><span class="">. The defensive frailties exposed on the global stage are a significant concern.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">However, Zaki has assembled a </span><strong><span class="">29-man squad</span></strong><span class=""> mixing experience with youth. </span><strong><span class="">Mousa Al-Tamari</span></strong><span class="">, Jordan&#8217;s star winger who contributed seven goals and eleven assists for Rennes last season, leads the attack alongside </span><strong><span class="">Ali Olwan</span></strong><span class=""> and </span><strong><span class="">Yazan Al-Naimat</span></strong><span class="">. The midfield features </span><strong><span class="">Nizar Al-Rashdan</span></strong><span class=""> and </span><strong><span class="">Noor Al-Rawabdeh</span></strong><span class="">, while </span><strong><span class="">Ehsan Haddad</span></strong><span class=""> provides experience at right-back.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">Jordan&#8217;s </span><strong><span class="">xG data from recent matches averages 1.83 goals scored</span></strong><span class="">, but they have conceded </span><strong><span class="">1.22 per game</span></strong><span class="">, with </span><strong><span class="">clean sheets in only 30% of fixtures</span></strong><span class="">. The hosts have </span><strong><span class="">failed to score in 17% of their matches</span></strong><span class="">, highlighting attacking inconsistencies.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><strong><span class="">Predicted Jordan XI (3-4-2-1):</span></strong><span class=""> Abu Laila; Nasib, Al-Arab, Al-Ajalin; Haddad, Al-Rashdan, Al-Rawabdeh, Abu Taha; Al-Tamari, Al-Mardi; Olwan. â</span></p>
<h3><span class="">Syria: Al-Soma&#8217;s Return Sparks Belief âª</span></h3>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">Syria arrive in Amman with a renewed sense of purpose following </span><strong><span class="">Omar Al-Soma&#8217;s return to the national team</span></strong><span class=""> after a two-year absence due to administrative issues. The 37-year-old striker, who has </span><strong><span class="">22 goals in 41 international appearances</span></strong><span class="">, returned to the Syrian league with Al-Wahda Damascus this season after a 15-year professional journey that included eight prolific years at Al-Ahli Saudi, where he scored </span><strong><span class="">193 goals in 239 matches</span></strong><span class="">.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">However, Syria face significant absentee concerns. </span><strong><span class="">Omar Khribin</span></strong><span class="">, the striker who plays for Al-Wahda in the UAE, has </span><strong><span class="">withdrawn from the squad for personal reasons</span></strong><span class="">, depriving Jose Lana&#8217;s side of a key attacking option. The squad still includes </span><strong><span class="">17 foreign-based players</span></strong><span class="">, with </span><strong><span class="">Aiham Ousou</span></strong><span class=""> and </span><strong><span class="">Ahmad Faqa</span></strong><span class=""> providing defensive solidity.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">Syria&#8217;s recent form is concerning: they have </span><strong><span class="">won just 29% of their last seven matches</span></strong><span class="">, averaging </span><strong><span class="">1.43 goals scored and 2.29 conceded</span></strong><span class="">. Their </span><strong><span class="">0-4 friendly defeat to Belarus</span></strong><span class=""> in June highlighted defensive vulnerabilities that Jordan will look to exploit.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><strong><span class="">Predicted Syria XI (4-2-3-1):</span></strong><span class=""> Madanieh; Faqa, Ousou, Krouma, Ajan; Ham, Elias; Al-Aswad, Hesar, Ramadan; Al-Soma. ð°</span></p>
<h2><span class="">Tactical Analysis and Expected Goals ð</span></h2>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">The tactical battle is defined by </span><strong><span class="">Jordan&#8217;s need to rediscover their attacking rhythm against a Syrian side galvanised by Al-Soma&#8217;s return</span></strong><span class="">. Statistical models give </span><strong><span class="">Jordan a 75% win probability</span></strong><span class="">, with the </span><strong><span class="">Draw No Bet market heavily favouring the hosts</span></strong><span class="">.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">The expected goals data reveals an intriguing contrast. Jordan average </span><strong><span class="">1.83 goals per game</span></strong><span class=""> with an </span><strong><span class="">xG of 1.59</span></strong><span class="">, while Syria manage </span><strong><span class="">1.43 goals per game</span></strong><span class=""> with an </span><strong><span class="">xG of 1.39</span></strong><span class="">. However, Syria&#8217;s </span><strong><span class="">defensive record of 2.29 goals conceded per game</span></strong><span class=""> is significantly worse than Jordan&#8217;s </span><strong><span class="">1.22</span></strong><span class="">, suggesting the hosts will create chances.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><strong><span class="">Both teams to score has occurred in 57% of Jordan&#8217;s matches</span></strong><span class=""> but only </span><strong><span class="">29% of Syria&#8217;s</span></strong><span class="">, reflecting the visitors&#8217; attacking struggles. The </span><strong><span class="">Under 2.5 goals market is favoured</span></strong><span class="">, with </span><strong><span class="">4 of the last 5 meetings between these sides producing a maximum of two goals</span></strong><span class="">.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">The key battle will be </span><strong><span class="">Jordan&#8217;s attacking trio of Al-Tamari, Olwan, and Al-Naimat against a Syrian defence that has conceded heavily</span></strong><span class="">. Al-Soma&#8217;s presence at the other end provides Syria with a genuine goal threat, but his lack of match sharpness after two years away could limit his impact.</span></p>
<h2><span class="">Conclusion and Final Prediction ð</span></h2>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">This fixture presents a significant opportunity for Badou Zaki to begin his Jordan tenure with a victory against familiar opponents. The hosts&#8217; </span><strong><span class="">overwhelming head-to-head record</span></strong><span class="">, </span><strong><span class="">superior attacking quality through Al-Tamari</span></strong><span class="">, and </span><strong><span class="">Syria&#8217;s defensive frailties</span></strong><span class=""> make them clear favourites.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">Syria&#8217;s </span><strong><span class="">motivation through Al-Soma&#8217;s return</span></strong><span class=""> and </span><strong><span class="">Jordan&#8217;s own poor form</span></strong><span class=""> offer genuine hope for the visitors, but the Nashama&#8217;s quality and home advantage should prove decisive. Zaki will demand a response from his players after their World Cup disappointments, and the King Abdullah II Stadium crowd will expect nothing less than victory.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><span class="">Expect Jordan to control possession and create chances, with their attacking superiority eventually telling.</span></p>
<p class="ds-markdown-paragraph"><strong><span class="">Prediction: Jordan 2-0 Syria.</span></strong><span class=""> Goals from </span><strong><span class="">Mousa Al-Tamari</span></strong><span class=""> and </span><strong><span class="">Ali Olwan</span></strong><span class=""> should secure a comfortable victory for the hosts. Syria&#8217;s winless run against Jordan will continue, leaving them still searching for their first victory over the Nashama since 2019. ð¥â½</span></p>
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