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The Palestine national football team, nicknamed "Al-Fedai" (The Fedayeen), is behind one of the most inspiring stories in football at large — a national team born out of exceptionally difficult circumstances that has grown into a regular fixture on the continental stage. Al-Fedai wrote a historic chapter in 2014 by winning the AFC Challenge Cup in the Maldives, defeating the Philippines 1-0 with a decisive goal from Ashraf Nu'man — an achievement that opened the door for Palestine's first-ever appearance at the AFC Asian Cup finals in 2015.
Since that historic qualification, Palestine has become an almost permanent fixture at the continental tournament, competing at the 2015, 2019, and 2023 editions, and now securing its fourth consecutive appearance at the 2027 edition in Saudi Arabia. The Palestine national team recorded its best-ever tournament result at the 2023 edition in Qatar, advancing past the group stage for the first time and reaching the round of 16, before bowing out with a respectable 2-1 defeat to Qatar, who went on to successfully defend their continental title. Alongside this continental achievement, Al-Fedai also recorded a parallel historic milestone in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, reaching the third round for the first time in its history under Tunisian coach Makram Daboub.
Al-Fedai owes part of its inspiration to standout names who have raised the profile of Palestinian football, chief among them Ashraf Nu'man, scorer of the historic goal that secured qualification for the 2015 Asian Cup and the team's former all-time top scorer with 16 goals, before being overtaken by forward Oday Dabbagh, Palestine's current all-time top scorer with 18 international goals since his debut in 2018. The current generation is led by Palestinian coach Ihab Abu Jazar, who took charge in December 2024, succeeding Makram Daboub, alongside team captain Musab Al-Battat, and stars such as Oday Dabbagh himself and Mahmoud Wadi, all working to continue the remarkable rise that has defined Palestinian football in recent years.
As Al-Fedai prepares for its fourth Asian Cup appearance, Palestinian fans and fans across the Arab world are looking forward to the 2027 Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia, hoping to repeat or surpass the historic round-of-16 run achieved in Qatar. If you're a Palestine national team fan and want to be part of this upcoming milestone, the FansPass platform is your best and most trusted choice for booking and buying Palestine national team tickets and enjoying unforgettable experiences in the stands.
Upcoming Palestine National Team Matches
Al-Fedai's fans are looking forward to an important continental milestone next season on Saudi soil:
AFC Asian Cup 2027
The Palestine national team takes part in the 19th edition of the AFC Asian Cup, hosted by Saudi Arabia from January 7 to February 5, 2027, marking its fourth consecutive appearance at the continental tournament. Al-Fedai is in Group A alongside Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Oman:
- Palestine vs Saudi Arabia (Opening match): Thursday, January 7, 2027
- Palestine vs Kuwait: Tuesday, January 12, 2027
- Palestine vs Oman: Sunday, January 17, 2027
Additional friendly matches may be added to the schedule during upcoming international breaks, so it's recommended to keep an eye on the Palestine national team page on FansPass to stay up to date on any new fixtures and book early.
How Much Do Palestine National Team Tickets Cost?
Ticket prices for Palestine national team matches vary depending on the opponent, seat location, and the importance of the match. Al-Fedai's decisive matches or fixtures against big-draw national teams typically see higher demand and higher prices, especially given the widespread fan support the Palestine national team enjoys from across the entire Arab world. Below is an overview of the approximate price categories for the 2027 Asian Cup, hosted in Saudi Arabia:
- Category 2 (CAT 2): approximately SAR 350–800
- Category 1 (CAT 1): approximately SAR 400–1,400
- Premium: approximately SAR 2,000–4,000
- Platinum and Match Silver Village: starting from SAR 2,000, potentially exceeding SAR 5,000 depending on the venue and match
- Match Club Gold: starting from SAR 9,000
These prices are approximate averages that vary from match to match and seat to seat, especially for the opening match against host nation Saudi Arabia, which is expected to draw exceptional fan turnout. It's always recommended to check the interactive seating map on each match page on FansPass for the exact price and actually available categories before completing your booking.
For those looking for the best value, booking early after sales open usually offers a better chance of securing lower prices compared to booking at the last minute before the match, when demand rises noticeably — especially for Palestine's decisive matches. You can also compare different categories using the interactive seating map on FansPass to find the best balance between seat location and budget.
How Can I Book Palestine National Team Tickets?
The FansPass platform makes it possible to book and buy Palestine national team tickets at the best prices, in a fully secure way, through a few simple steps:
- Select the Palestine national team: Choose the "Palestine national team" destination as soon as you enter the FansPass platform.
- Choose the match: Browse the list of Al-Fedai's matches at the 2027 Asian Cup, and select the match you want to attend.
- Ticket type: Select the ticket category that suits you and your family, and the number of tickets you need.
- Discount code: Enter your discount code in the designated field (if you have one) to redeem your discount.
- Personal details: Enter your email address accurately to complete the purchase and receive your tickets.
- Payment method: Choose your preferred payment method, whether by credit card or through your FansPass wallet.
- Receive your tickets: Once payment is completed successfully, check your email, where your digital tickets will be ready to use.
These simple steps let Al-Fedai's fans in Palestine, the Gulf, and across the Arab world book their tickets within minutes, with no need to navigate between multiple websites or worry about a seller's credibility.
How Can I Guarantee the Lowest Price on Palestine National Team Tickets?
If you've selected a seat for one of Al-Fedai's matches and later find a cheaper price for it elsewhere, all you need to do is message us on WhatsApp with the following information:
- The email address linked to your FansPass account
- Your name and phone number
- Your FansPass order number, and the name of the site where you found the lower price
- A link to the checkout page on the competitor's website
- A screenshot showing the price on the competitor's website at checkout (including all fees), along with the date and time
Within 30 minutes of your request on FansPass, our support team will verify your request and assist you immediately.
What Is the Best Site to Resell Palestine National Team Tickets?
Many fans consider the FansPass platform the best site to resell Palestine national team tickets, thanks to its trusted marketplace and pricing transparency. You can also track price drops, sort tickets by the best deals, and buy with full confidence thanks to the platform's buyer guarantee — whether you're looking for tickets to the opening match against Saudi Arabia or any other Al-Fedai match at the 2027 Asian Cup across the Kingdom.
Why Buy Palestine National Team Tickets From FansPass?
FansPass isn't just an ordinary ticket marketplace; we make finding and buying Al-Fedai's tickets fast, easy, and worry-free.
- Buyer guarantee: Every Palestine national team ticket purchased through FansPass is protected by a 100% guarantee; we'll make it right, no matter what happens.
- User-friendly interface: The FansPass platform is designed for easy browsing and searching, making it simple to find and buy tickets.
- See the view from your seat before buying: The platform gives you a real preview of the sightline from your seat before you complete your purchase of Al-Fedai tickets.
- Price transparency: Fees are shown upfront and clearly, so there are no surprises or hidden charges at checkout.
- Complete coverage of all Al-Fedai matches: FansPass brings all of the Palestine national team's 2027 Asian Cup matches together in one place, making it easier for fans to search and book.
- Supporting a team with exceptional fan devotion: Al-Fedai enjoys broad support from fans across the Kingdom and the entire Arab world at every match it plays, and FansPass is committed to delivering a booking experience worthy of this immense fan following.
Will My Palestine National Team Tickets Booked Through FansPass Be Seated Together?
Yes, FansPass guarantees that Palestine national team tickets purchased together in a single order will be seated together, unless otherwise noted in the listing details. This lets groups of friends or families sit together, ensuring an enjoyable shared experience with no worries about seating — whether you're a small group or an entire family coming to cheer on Al-Fedai at the 2027 Asian Cup.
Tips Before Buying Palestine National Team Tickets
- Confirm the ticket quantity: Make sure you select the full number of tickets you need in a single purchase.
- Review the seating chart: Check the stadium map and the notes listed on the ticket details page.
- Use filters: Use the search filters to find listings that offer the exact number of seats you need together.
- Book early: Given the strong expected fan turnout for Al-Fedai's matches, especially the opening match against Saudi Arabia, it's advisable to book early before prices rise closer to matchday.
- Watch for Al-Fedai's decisive matches: After reaching the round of 16 at the 2023 edition, Al-Fedai has become a team that draws a broad following at every match it plays, so the more decisive a match becomes, the more important early booking is.
- Verify ticket authenticity: Always make sure you're buying through a trusted platform that offers a buyer guarantee, to avoid any counterfeit or questionable tickets.
Can I Sell My Palestine National Team Tickets on FansPass?
Yes — if you bought Palestine national team tickets and can no longer attend, FansPass lets you relist them for sale to other fans through the following steps:
- Log in: Open the platform and log in to your personal account.
- Your profile: Click the "My Account" icon.
- Start selling: From the available menu, select "Sell."
- Add tickets: Click the "Add Tickets" option.
- Select the event: Choose the relevant match.
- Ticket details: Add all the required details and information for the ticket(s) you want to sell.
- Proof of purchase: Upload proof and documentation verifying the ticket's authenticity.
- Splitting method: Choose the appropriate method for splitting the tickets for listing.
- Set the price: Set the price you'd like to sell the ticket for.
- Save and publish: Click "Save" to list your ticket directly on the platform's marketplace for interested buyers.
History of the Palestine National Team
The Palestine Football Association was founded in 1928, joining FIFA the following year, making it one of the oldest football federations in the Arab world. Palestine competed in the qualifiers for the 1934 World Cup, losing to Egypt in the deciding match.
Following the Nakba in 1948, most of the national team's players were scattered across the diaspora. Yet football's enduring popularity among young Palestinians led those who remained in the occupied territory to reform a local team, which was only permitted to take part in a handful of Arab tournaments. The Palestine Football Association was re-established in 1962, and following the political developments of the 1990s, rejoined FIFA and the Asian Football Confederation in 1998. The team competed in the 2000 Asian Cup qualifiers in Lebanon and the 2002 World Cup qualifiers in South Korea and Japan, marking a return after an absence of more than 60 years.
The Palestine national team had to wait until 2008 to play its first-ever international match on home soil, hosting Jordan in a friendly at Faisal Al-Husseini Stadium in Ramallah. The squad that day was made up of players from Gaza and the West Bank alongside players from the Palestinian diaspora, and the match was attended by then-FIFA president Sepp Blatter, ending in a 1-1 draw.
In 2015, the same stadium hosted the first official home match in the history of the Palestine national team, against the UAE, as part of the joint Asian Cup and World Cup qualifiers, before a crowd of nearly 14,000 fans.
Palestine's true turning point came in 2014, when the national team won the AFC Challenge Cup title in the Maldives, defeating the Philippines 1-0 in the final with a decisive goal from Ashraf Nu'man — the achievement that granted Al-Fedai its historic first-ever ticket to the AFC Asian Cup finals in 2015. Since that historic qualification, Palestine has become an almost permanent fixture at the continental tournament, appearing at the 2015, 2019, and 2023 editions, before securing its fourth consecutive appearance at the 2027 edition in Saudi Arabia.
Al-Fedai reached the peak of its continental achievements at the 2023 Asian Cup in Qatar, advancing past the group stage for the first time in its history and reaching the round of 16, before bowing out with a respectable 2-1 defeat to Qatar, who went on to claim their second consecutive continental title. Alongside this continental milestone, the Palestine national team recorded a parallel historic achievement in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, reaching the third round of the joint Asian qualifiers for the first time in its history, under Tunisian coach Makram Daboub, who also led the team to its fourth consecutive Asian Cup qualification before being relieved of his duties in December 2024 due to a decline in results, and succeeded by Palestinian coach Ihab Abu Jazar, formerly in charge of the Olympic team.
Today, with Al-Fedai competing at the 2027 Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia, Palestinian fans and fans across the Arab world are looking forward to the national team continuing the remarkable rise that has defined it over the past decade, buoyed by the broad fan support Al-Fedai enjoys wherever it plays.
In terms of generations, the Ashraf Nu'man generation in the second decade of the new millennium marked the first turning point in modern Palestinian football history, leading the national team to its first-ever historic Asian Cup qualification. Today, the current generation, led by Oday Dabbagh, Mahmoud Wadi, and Musab Al-Battat, carries the responsibility of continuing this journey, aiming to repeat or surpass the historic round-of-16 achievement in upcoming continental tournaments.
Palestine National Team Achievements
Although Al-Fedai has yet to win a major continental title, the past decade has seen a series of historic achievements that have put Palestine on the map of Asian football:
- 2014 AFC Challenge Cup: The title that opened the door for Al-Fedai's first-ever Asian Cup appearance
- Reaching the round of 16 at the 2023 Asian Cup: The national team's best-ever continental result, after advancing past the group stage for the first time and losing to defending champions Qatar 2-1
- Fourth consecutive appearance at the 2027 Asian Cup: Confirming Al-Fedai's now-regular presence at the continental tournament since 2015
- Reaching the third round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers: A historic achievement never previously reached by the Palestine national team
- Regular participation in the Arab Cup: A consistent presence at the Arab tournament, without winning the title to date
Palestine National Team's All-Time Top Scorer
Striker Oday Dabbagh tops the list of the Palestine national team's all-time top scorers with 18 international goals, since his debut with Al-Fedai in March 2018 against Oman and his first international goal that September against Kyrgyzstan, surpassing the previous record held by Ashraf Nu'man.
Ashraf Nu'man sits second on the all-time scoring list with 16 international goals, and holds a special place in the hearts of Palestinian fans as the scorer of the historic goal that won Al-Fedai the 2014 AFC Challenge Cup title and its first-ever ticket to the Asian Cup. Oday Dabbagh's tally remains a benchmark every Palestinian forward aspires to approach, and he continues to add to his total as he remains an active part of the national team.
What Is Palestine's Best-Ever Result at the AFC Asian Cup?
The best result was reaching the round of 16 at the 2023 edition in Qatar, after advancing past the group stage for the first time in its history, before losing to defending champions Qatar 2-1.
Has the Palestine National Team Ever Won the AFC Asian Cup?
No, Al-Fedai has not yet won the continental title, but reaching the round of 16 in 2023 stands as its closest attempt in history to date.
Has the Palestine National Team Ever Qualified for the World Cup?
No, Al-Fedai has not yet qualified for the World Cup finals, but it achieved a historic milestone in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers by reaching the third round of the Asian qualifiers for the first time in its history.
Does the Palestine National Team Compete in the Arabian Gulf Cup?
No, Al-Fedai does not compete in the Arabian Gulf Cup, as Palestine is not a member state of the Gulf Cooperation Council. The national team does, however, regularly compete in the Asian Cup, the Arab Cup, and other Asian tournaments.
Who Are Palestine's Group Opponents at the 2027 Asian Cup?
Al-Fedai is in Group A alongside host nation Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Oman — a group featuring three Arab national teams out of four, giving it a distinctly Arab character.

