Palestine national football team 1302455 225581470 2008-07-14T12:16:11Z Druryfire 6572977 {{Infobox National football team | Name = Palestine | Badge = Palestine FA.gif | FIFA Trigramme = PLE | FIFA Rank = 173 | 1st ranking date = December 1998 | FIFA max = 115 | FIFA max date = April 2006 | FIFA min = 191 | FIFA min date = April 1999 | Elo Rank = 151 | Nickname = | Association = [[Palestinian Football Federation]] | Confederation = [[Asian Football Confederation|AFC]] ([[Asia]]) | Coach = {{Flagicon|Jordan}} [[Izzat Hamza]] | Most caps = | Top scorer = [[Fahed Attal]] (12) | Home Stadium = [[Jericho Stadium]] | pattern_la1=_whitelines|pattern_b1=_redhorizontal|pattern_ra1=_whitelines| leftarm1=2E8B67|body1=2E8B67|rightarm1=2E8B67|shorts1=000000|socks1=000000| pattern_la2=_blackline|pattern_b2=|pattern_ra2=_blackline| leftarm2=CD0715|body2=C80715|rightarm2=C80715|shorts2=FFFFFF|socks2=CD0715| | First game = {{fb|Egypt}} 8–1 {{fb-rt|Palestine}}<br>([[Egypt]]; [[July 26]], [[1953]]) | Largest win = {{fb|Palestine}} 11–0 {{fb-rt|Guam}}<br>([[Dhaka]], [[Bangladesh]]; [[April 1]], [[2006]]) | Largest loss = {{fb|Egypt}} 8–1 {{fb-rt|Palestine}}<br>([[Egypt]]; [[July 26]], [[1953]]) | World cup apps = | World cup first = — | World cup best = — | Regional name = [[Asian Cup|AFC Asian Cup]] | Regional cup apps = | Regional cup first = — | Regional cup best = — }} The '''Palestine national football team''' is the national team of the [[Palestinian Football Federation]], representing [[Palestinian National Authority|Palestine]].<ref>While serving only the [[Palestinian territories]], FIFA adopted the Palestinian Football Federation as the National Football Association of "Palestine" to avoid being required to make political judgements while a lasting solution to the [[Israeli–Palestinian conflict]] is yet to be found. For discussion of this vague term, see [[definitions of Palestine and Palestinian]]. For a similar situation, see [[Chinese Taipei]].</ref> It is not to be confused with the [[Israel national football team|Palestine/Eretz Israel national football team]], which existed during the [[British Mandate of Palestine]]. Both the [[Israel Football Association]] and the Palestine Football Federation count the five international matches played by PFA between [[1934]]–[[1940|40]] in their record. The current Palestine Football Federation was founded in 1928, but wasn't recognized by FIFA until 1998, after the creation of the [[Palestinian Authority]]. It reached an all-time high position of 115 in the [[FIFA World Rankings|FIFA ranking system]] in April 2006 after seven years of progression from 191st in August 1999. For security reasons the team plays no fixtures within Palestinian territory, playing most of their "home" games in the Qatar capital, [[Doha]] and training in the Egyptian town of [[Ismailia]]. ==Difficulties== The Palestinian Football Federation faces many problems in organising something as mundane as a training session for the entire team because of travel restrictions placed by Israel upon people in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and the difficulty in obtaining an exit visa from Israel. In addition, there are no proper training facilities in the occupied territories.<ref>{{cite news | title=Palestine's football pride | work=[[BBC News Online]] | date=[[2004-07-01]] | url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/3834193.stm | accessdate=2006-09-28}}</ref> As a result, many players in the team are drawn from the Palestinian diaspora, from as far away as [[Chile]] and the [[United States of America|United States]]. A major factor for these disparate players is that sport is the only realm in which a [[Palestinian state]] is fully recognised.<ref>{{cite news | last=Taji Farouky | first=Saeed | title=Palestine team's World Cup woes | date=[[2006-06-07]] | work=[[BBC News Online]] | url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/5049878.stm | accessdate=2006-09-28}}</ref> Recently, Israel's refusal to issue exit visas has resulted in players or in some case the entire team being unable to represent their country. In November 2006, all players based inside Palestine were denied exit visas. The [[Asian Football Confederation|AFC]], Asia's governing football body decided to cancel the match since both teams had been eliminated from the competition by virtue of their previous results against China and Iraq. <ref>{{cite news | title=Singapore, Palestine match called off | work=[[the-afc.com]] | date=[[2006-11-15]] | url=http://www.afcasiancup.com/en/tournament/mtindex.asp?aid=45961&cid=1336&mt=11815&sec=105 </ref> In October 2007, the second leg of a crucial World Cup qualifier between Palestine and [[Singapore national football team|Singapore]] was not played due to Palestine's inability to obtain an exit visa. [[Asian Football Confederation|AFC]] and [[FIFA]] decided not to reschedule the match despite protests from Palestine's FA. Instead Singapore was awarded with a 3-0 win in a walkover match. <ref>{{cite news | title=Asia WCQ: Singapore Given Tie After Palestine No-Show | work= [[GOAL.com]] | date=[[2007-10-29]] | url=http://www.goal.com/en-us/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=461833 </ref> Some of the athletes have been directly affected by the [[Israeli–Palestinian conflict|Arab–Israeli conflict]]. [[Tariq al Quto]] was killed by the [[Israel Defense Force]],<ref>{{cite news | last=Willacy | first=Mark | title=Palestinian National Football Team prepares for the next World Cup despite difficulties | date=[[2006-06-30]] | work=[[ABC News (Australia)|ABC News Online]] | url=http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2006/s1676020.htm | accessdate=2006-09-28}}</ref> and striker [[Ziyad Al-Kord]] was banned from travelling and had his house destroyed.<ref>{{cite web | title=Film documents hardships facing Palestinian football team | date=[[2004-11-04]] | url=http://www.jerusalemites.org/jerusalem/cultural_dimensions/77.htm | accessdate=2006-09-28}}</ref> A film, [http://www.goaldreams.com/ ''Goal Dreams''] was made about the team attempting to overcome obstacles in the qualification for the 2006 World Cup, who were also featured on the [[BBC]] documentary series ''Frontline Football''. === Results and Upcoming fixtures=== {| class="wikitable" width=80% style="font-size: 90%" |- !Date !Tournament !Location !Home Team !Score !Away Team !width=30%|Scorers |- |<center>[[7 August]] [[2008]] |<center> [[WAFF Championship]] |{{Flagicon|Iran}} [[ Azadi Stadium]] ,[[Tehran ]] |{{Flagicon|Palestine}} Palestine |<center> |{{Flagicon|Iran}} [[Iran national football team|Iran]] |<Center> |- |<center>[[9 August]] [[2008]] |<center> [[WAFF Championship]] |{{Flagicon|Iran}} [[Azadi Stadium]], [[Tehran]] |{{Flagicon|Qatar}} [[Qatar national football team|Qatar]] |<center> |{{Flagicon|Palestine}} Palestine |<Center> |} == Records == === World Cup record === * [[Football World Cup 1930|1930]] to [[Football World Cup 1998|1998]] - ''Did not enter'' * [[Football World Cup 2002|2002]] to [[Football World Cup 2010|2010]] - ''Did not qualify'' === Asian Cup record === * [[Asian Cup 1956|1956]]–[[Asian Cup 1996|1996]]: ''Did not enter'' * [[Asian Cup 2000|2000]]: ''Did not qualify'' * [[Asian Cup 2004|2004]]: ''Did not qualify'' * [[Asian Cup 2007|2007]]: ''Did not qualify'' === West Asian Football Federation Championship record === * [[West Asian Football Federation Championship 2000|2000]]: Round 1 * [[West Asian Football Federation Championship 2004|2004]]: Round 1 * [[West Asian Football Federation Championship 2004|2004]]: Round 1 * [[West Asian Football Federation Championship 2007|2007]]: Round 1 * [[West Asian Football Federation Championship 2008|2008]]: ''Playing In August'' === AFC Challenge Cup record === * [[AFC Challenge Cup 2006|2006]]: Quarter finals * [[AFC Challenge Cup 2008|2008]]: Withdrew ==Coaches== 1998-Present {| class="wikitable" cellpadding="3" style="text-align: center;" |- !Manager !From !To |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Argentina}} [[Ricardo Carugati]] |1998 |1998 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Argentina}} [[Ricardo Carugati]]<br> {{Flagicon|Palestine}} [[Azmi Nasser]] |1999 |1999 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Palestine}} [[Azmi Nasser]] |2000 |2000 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Egypt}} [[Mansour Hamid El-Bouri]] |2000 |2000 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Egypt}} [[Mustafa Abdel-Ghali Yacoub]] |2001 |2001 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Poland}} [[Andrzej Wisniewski]] |2002 |2002 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Palestine}} [[Nicola Hadwa Shahwan]] |2002 |2004 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Austria}} [[Alfred Riedl]] |2004 |2004 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Palestine}} [[Ghassan Balawi]] |2004 |2004 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Hungary}} [[Tamas Viczko]] |2004 |2004 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Palestine}} [[Azmi Nasser]] |2005 |2008 |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Palestine}} [[Naeem Swerky]] |June 2008 |July 2008 |- |- |align=left|{{Flagicon|Jordan}} [[Izzat Hamza]] |July 2008 | |- |} ==Current Squad== The following players were called up for the [[2010 FIFA World Cup qualification]]. {{nat fs g start}} {{nat fs g player|no=3|pos=DF|name=[[Hamada Eshbair]]|age=[[9 March]], [[1980]]|caps=|goals=|club=[[Khidmat Al-Shatia]]|clubnat=Palestine}} {{nat fs g player|no=6|pos=MF|name=[[Edgardo Abdala]]|age=[[1 July]], [[1978]]|caps=|goals=2|club=[[Ñublense]]|clubnat=Chile}} {{nat fs g player|no=7|pos=DF|name=[[Omar Jarun]]|age=[[10 December]], [[1983]]|caps=|goals=|club=[[Vancouver Whitecaps (USL)|Vancouver Whitecaps]]|clubnat=Canada}} {{nat fs g player|no=8|pos=MF|name=[[Ibrahim Al Sweirki]]|age=|caps=|goals=2|club=[[Ittihad Al-Shajaiya]]|clubnat=Palestine}} {{nat fs g player|no=11|pos=FW|name=[[Fady Lafy Abulatifa]]|age=[[23 March]], [[1979]]|caps=|goals=5|club=[[Al-Faisaly|Al-Faisaly]]|clubnat=Jordan}} {{nat fs g player|no=15|pos=DF|name=[[Majed Abusidu]]|age=[[1 January]], [[1985]]|caps=|goals=|club=[[Al Salmiya Club|Al-Salmiya]]|clubnat=Kuwait}} {{nat fs g player|no=16|pos=FW|name=[[Fahed Attal]]|age=|caps=15|goals=12|club=[[Al Jazeera Amman|Al-Jazeera]]|clubnat=Jordan}} {{nat fs g player|no=17|pos=FW|name=[[Taysir Amer]]|age=[[26 January]], [[1977]]|caps=|goals=3|club=[[Al-Ahly Qalqilya]]|clubnat=Palestine}} {{nat fs g player|no=18|pos=DF|name=[[Ismail Al Amour]]|age=|caps=|goals=1|club=|clubnat=}} {{nat fs g player|no=19|pos=DF|name=[[Ammar Abuseleisel]]|age=[[10 March]], [[1984]]|caps=|goals=|club=[[Al-Hilal Gaza]]|clubnat=Palestine}} {{nat fs g player|no=21|pos=GK|name=[[Ramzi Saleh]]|age=[[8 August]], [[1980]]|caps=|goals=|club=[[Al-Ahly]]|clubnat=Egypt}} {{nat fs g player|no=25|pos=DF|name=[[Roberto Bishara]]|age=[[6 April]], [[1980]]|caps=|goals=|club=[[CD Palestino]]|clubnat=Chile}} {{nat fs g player|no=30|pos=GK|name=[[Mohammed Shbair]]|age=|caps=|goals=|club=|clubnat=}} {{nat fs g player|no=32|pos=MF|name=[[Ali Nassar]]|age=|caps=|goals=|club=|clubnat=}} {{nat fs g player|no=35|pos=MF|name=[[Mohammed Mohammed]]|age=|caps=|goals=|club=|clubnat=}} {{nat fs g player|no=36|pos=FW|name=[[Rami Assaad]]|age=|caps=|goals=|club=[[Al-Mabarrah]]|clubnat=Lebanon}} {{nat fs g player|no=37|pos=MF|name=[[Mohamad Al Shery]]|age=|caps=|goals=|club=|clubnat=}} {{nat fs g player|no=49|pos=MF|name=[[Ahmed Keshkesh]]|age=[[15 September]], [[1984]]|caps=|goals=3|club=[[Al-Hilai Gaza]]|clubnat=Palestine}} {{nat fs g end}} == Results since 1998 == - {{fb|Singapore}} 3-0 {{fb|Palestine}} World Cup 2010 Qualifying [[October 28]], [[2007]], [[Singapore]] - {{fb|Palestine}} 0-4 {{fb|Singapore}} World Cup 2010 Qualifying [[October 8]], [[2007]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Iran}} 2–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; WAFF Championship [[June 20th]], [[2007]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Iraq}} 1–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; WAFF Championship [[June 18th]], [[2007]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|China}} 2–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[October 11th]], [[2006]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Iraq}} 2–2 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[September 6th]], [[2006]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Iraq}} 2–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[August 17th]], [[2006]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Kyrgyzstan}} 1-0 {{fb|Palestine}}; AFC Challenge Cup [[April 9th]], [[2006]], [[Dhaka]], [[Bangladesh]] {{fb|Bangladesh}} 1–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; AFC Challenge Cup [[April 5th]], [[2006]], [[Dhaka]], [[Bangladesh]] {{fb|Cambodia}} 0-4 {{fb|Palestine}}; AFC Challenge Cup [[April 3rd]], [[2006]], [[Dhaka]], [[Bangladesh]] {{fb|Guam}} 0–11 {{fb|Palestine}}; AFC Challenge Cup [[April 1st]], [[2006]], [[Dhaka]], [[Bangladesh]] {{fb|Singapore}} 0–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[March 1st]], [[2006]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|China}} 2–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[February 22nd]], [[2006]], [[Guangzhou]], [[China]] {{fb|Pakistan}} 0–3 {{fb|Palestine}}; Friendly [[February 18th]], [[2006]], [[Manama]], [[Bahrain]] {{fb|Bahrain}} 0–2 {{fb|Palestine}}; Friendly [[February 16th]], [[2006]], [[Manama]], [[Bahrain]] {{fb|Syria}} 3–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Friendly [[February 7th]], [[2006]], [[Damascus]], [[Syria]] {{fb|Saudi Arabia}} 2–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; West Asian Games [[December 3rd]], [[2005]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Iraq}} 4–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; West Asian Games [[December 1st]], [[2005]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Iraq}} 4–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[November 16th]], [[2004]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Chinese Taipei}} 0–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[October 14th]], [[2004]], [[Taipei]], [[Chinese Taipei]] {{fb|Uzbekistan}} 3-0 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[September 8th]], [[2004]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Bahrain}} 1–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Friendly [[September 2nd]], [[2004]], [[Manama]], [[Bahrain]] {{fb|Iraq}} 2–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; WAFF Championship [[June 19th]], [[2004]], [[Tehran]], [[Iran]] {{fb|Jordan}} 1–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; WAFF Championship [[June 17th]], [[2004]], [[Tehran]], [[Iran]] {{fb|Uzbekistan}} 3-0 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[June 9th]], [[2004]], [[Tashkent]], [[Uzbekistan]] {{fb|Iraq}} 1–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[March 31st]], [[2004]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Syria}} 1–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Friendly [[March 26th]], [[2004]], [[Damascus]], [[Syria]] {{fb|Chinese Taipei}} 0–8 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[February 18th]], [[2004]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Singapore}} 0–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[October 22nd]], [[2003]], [[Singapore]] {{fb|Singapore}} 2–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[October 19th]], [[2003]], [[Singapore]] {{fb|Kuwait}} 4–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[October 8th]], [[2003]], [[Kuwait City]], [[Kuwait]] {{fb|Kuwait}} 2–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[October 5th]], [[2003]], [[Kuwait City]], [[Kuwait]] {{fb|Qatar}} 2–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[September 27th]], [[2003]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Qatar}} 1–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[September 24th]], [[2003]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Kuwait}} 3–3 {{fb|Palestine}}; Pan-Arab Games [[December 25]], [[2002]], [[Kuwait City]], [[Kuwait]] {{fb|Sudan}} 2–2 {{fb|Palestine}}; Pan-Arab Games [[December 23]], [[2002]], [[Kuwait City]], [[Kuwait]] {{fb|Morocco}} 3–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Pan-Arab Games [[December 20]], [[2002]], [[Kuwait City]], [[Kuwait]] {{fb|Jordan}} 1–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Pan-Arab Games [[December 16]], [[2002]], [[Kuwait City]], [[Kuwait]] {{fb|Chile}} 3–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Friendly [[October 12th]], [[2002]], [[Damascus]], [[Syria]] {{fb|Iraq}} 2–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; WAFF Championship [[September 1st]], [[2002]], [[Damascus]], [[Syria]] {{fb|Syria}} 2–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; WAFF Championship [[August 30th]], [[2002]], [[Damascus]], [[Syria]] {{fb|Syria}} 2–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; West Asian Games [[April 8th]], [[2002]], [[Kuwait City]], [[Kuwait]] {{fb|Qatar}} 0–2 {{fb|Palestine}}; West Asian Games [[April 6th]], [[2002]], [[Kuwait City]], [[Kuwait]] {{fb|Iran}} 2–2 {{fb|Palestine}}; West Asian Games [[April 4th]], [[2002]], [[Kuwait City]], [[Kuwait]] {{fb|Malaysia}} 4–3 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[March 25th]], [[2001]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Qatar}} 2–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[March 23rd]], [[2001]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Hong Kong}} 0–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[March 20th]], [[2001]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Malaysia}} 0–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[March 11th]], [[2001]], [[Hong Kong]], [[China]] {{fb|Qatar}} 2–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[March 8th]], [[2001]], [[Hong Kong]], [[China]] {{fb|Hong Kong}} 1–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; World Cup Qualifier [[March 4th]], [[2001]], [[Hong Kong]], [[China]] {{fb|Kazakhstan}} 3–2 {{fb|Palestine}}; WAFF Championship [[May 28]], [[2000]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Iran}} 1–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; WAFF Championship [[May 26th]], [[2000]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Syria}} 1–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; WAFF Championship [[May 24th]], [[2000]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Kazakhstan}} 2–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[April 6th]], [[2000]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Jordan}} 5–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[April 4th]], [[2000]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Pakistan}} 0–2 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[April 2nd]], [[2000]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Qatar}} 1–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Asian Cup Qualifier [[March 31st]], [[2000]], [[Doha]], [[Qatar]] {{fb|Jordan}} 4–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Pan-Arab Games [[August 29]], [[1999]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Syria}} 1–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Pan-Arab Games [[August 27]], [[1999]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Libya}} 2–2 {{fb|Palestine}}; Pan-Arab Games [[August 25]], [[1999]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|UAE}} 0–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Pan-Arab Games [[August 23]], [[1999]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Jordan}} 2–0 {{fb|Palestine}}; Pan-Arab Games [[August 18]], [[1999]], [[Amman]], [[Jordan]] {{fb|Jordan}} 1–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Friendly [[July 28]], [[1998]], [[Beirut]], [[Lebanon]] {{fb|Syria}} 2–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Friendly [[July 23]], [[1998]], [[Beirut]], [[Lebanon]] {{fb|Lebanon}} 3–1 {{fb|Palestine}}; Friendly [[July 20]], [[1998]], [[Beirut]], [[Lebanon]] == Notes == {{reflist|2}} == External links == * [http://www.national-football-teams.com/v2/country.php?id=141&year=2007 Palestine] on National-Football-Teams.com * [http://www.fifa.com/associations/association=ple/fixturesresults/gender=m/index.html# Palestine] on FIFA.com * [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhxopCm0EFc Palestine] on Youtube.com {{fb start}} {{International Football}} {{AFC teams}} {{UAFA Football}} {{fb end}} [[Category:Asian national football teams]] [[Category:Football in the Palestinian territories| ]] [[Category:1962 establishments]] [[ar:منتخب فلسطين لكرة القدم]] [[de:Palästinensische Fußballnationalmannschaft]] [[es:Selección de fútbol de Palestina]] [[fr:Équipe de Palestine de football]] [[id:Tim nasional sepak bola Palestina]] [[it:Nazionale di calcio della Palestina]] [[he:נבחרת פלסטין בכדורגל]] [[ko:팔레스타인 축구 국가대표팀]] [[lt:Palestinos vyrų futbolo rinktinė]] [[nl:Palestijns voetbalelftal]] [[ja:サッカーパレスチナ代表]] [[pl:Reprezentacja Palestyny w piłce nożnej]] [[pt:Seleção Palestina de Futebol]] [[sv:Palestinas fotbollslandslag]] [[th:ฟุตบอลทีมชาติปาเลสไตน์]] [[vi:Đội tuyển bóng đá quốc gia Palestine]] [[tr:Filistin Millî Futbol Takımı]]