Goals and Highlights: Oman 2-0 China in World Cup Qualifiers

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Oman 2-0 China.

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Al Braiki in and Durbin out, Oman change.

A couple of changes were made by Oman and Juma Al-Habsi was also cautioned.

Oman Goal

Abdullah Fawaz makes a solo run inside the box and fires the shot past the keeper to extend the lead.

Zaher Al Aghbari with the cutback and the shot that hits the net on the outside.

China substitution: Binbin in and Yuning out.

Xizhe is in and Xu Xin is out, China change

Zhang Yuning is cautioned for China.

Amjad Al Harthi's header goes wide.

Oman's possible offensive play is disallowed due to a previous advanced position.

Zhang Linpeng of China has been cautioned.

First seconds of the second half and Amjad Al Harthi tries the frame, but just to the goalkeeper's location.

The second half begins between Oman and China.

Oman 1-0 China.

Two more minutes are added.

Oman's goal was disallowed for offside when it was precisely placed to send the ball into the corner of the net.

Khalifa Al Hajri hits Khalifa Al Hajri's diagonal shot with power, but into the outside netting.

The match was stopped for a few moments as Harib Al Saadi was left lying on the field.

A tempered service controlled by goalkeeper Ibrahim Al Mukhaini.

Emotions have been low in both goals following the first goal scored before 15 minutes.

Juma Al Habsi's long-range shot from distance is safely into the goalkeeper's hands.

Oman Goal

Arshad Al-Alawi makes the cutback and sends the shot just wide of the goalkeeper's far post to open the scoring with a spectacular strike.

A Harib Al Saadi diagonal shot from behind hits the crossbar. The home team comes close.

Said Rajab Durbein's cross from a set piece is poorly finished by Said Rajab Durbein and the ball goes wide.

A corner kick is taken and no Chinese player is able to deflect it into the opponent's goal.

Zaher Al Aghbari is encouraged with a shot from outside the area that passes very close to the Chinese goal.

The game between Oman and China begins.

We are minutes away from kick-off between Oman and China in the final round of Asian qualifiers.

18 Ji Xiang

21 Liu Binbin

8 Hao Junmin

10 Zhang Xizhe

6 Tyias Browning

23 Wang Dalei

11 Long Tan

14 Gao Tianyi

7 Tong Lei

4 Wang Shenchao

12 Liu Dianzuo

22 Yu Dabao

18 Faiyz Al Rashidi

22 Ahmed Al-Rawahi

9 Aiman Dhahi

13 Khalid Al Braiki

19 Mahmood Al Mushaifri

6 Mohammed Al Amri

21 Omer Al Malki

16 Omer Fazari

10 Mohsin Jouhar

17 Moutaz Saleh

11 Muhsen Al Ghassani

15 Jameel Al Yahmadi

1 Junling Yan, 2 Z. Zheng, 3 Z. Gao, 5 L. Zhang, 19 Y. Liu, 20 C. Zhu, 16 Lisheng Liao, 13 Xin Xu, 15 Xi Wu, 17 Tsun Dai, 9 Yuning Zhang.

1 Ibrahim Al Mukhaini, 2 Ahmed Khalifa Said Al Kaabi, 3 Fahmi Said Rajab Durbein, 5 Juma Marhoon Juma Al Habsi, 4 Arshad Al Alawi, 12 Abdullah Fawaz, 20 Salaah Al Yahyaei, 23 Harib Al Saadi, 7 Khalid Khalifa Al Hajri, 8 Zaher Al Aghbari, 14 Amjad Al Harthi.

Oman will try to get the last victory at home despite being already eliminated, although they proved that they can fight anyone and their mission will be to qualify for the 2026 World Cup to be played in Canada, USA and Mexico.

Iran, South Korea, Japan and Saudi Arabia are the teams that qualified directly for the Qatar 2022 World Cup. Australia will play the re-qualification against the third team of Group A, which seems to be the UAE.

These were the results in the Asian qualifiers today:

Japan 1-1 Vietnam

Iran 2-0 Lebanon

UAE 1-0 South Korea (Second Half)

Syria 1-1 Iraq (Second Half)

Meanwhile, China salvaged a 1-1 draw at home against Saudi Arabia with a late penalty kick, highlighting the fact that they have only won once in this group stage.

Last Thursday, Oman was able to return to winning ways after a narrow away victory over Vietnam with a goal by Al-Hajri.

Oman and China will be looking to bid a dignified farewell to the Asian qualifiers as they no longer have a chance to qualify for the World Cup. We begin with VAVEL's coverage of the game.

Do not miss a detail of the match with the live updates and commentaries of VAVEL. Follow along with us all the details, commentaries, analysis and lineups for this Oman vs China match for the World Cup Qualifiers 2022.

This is the start time of the game Oman vs China of March 29th in several countries:

Argentina: 1:00 PM on Star +

Bolivia: 12:00 PM on Star +

Brazil: 1:00 PM

Chile: 12:00 PM on Star +

Colombia: 11:00 AM on Star +

Ecuador: 11:00 AM on Star +

United States (ET): 12:00 PM on ESPN +

Spain: 8:00 PM

Mexico: 10:00 AM on Star +

Paraguay: 1:00 PM on Star +

Peru: 12:00 PM on Star +

Uruguay: 1:00 PM on Star +

It is worth noting that the history between these two teams is very short with only two matches played, where China has not been able to get the win:

Oman 1-1 China, World Cup Qualifiers 2021.

Oman 3-1 China, Friendly match 2008

Zhu Chenjie is the leader of the defensive backline and the official penalty taker for the team, remembering that, through this channel, they achieved a 1-1 draw at home last Thursday against Saudi Arabia.

Khalid Al-Hajri was the hero in the last game against Vietnam, where they won by the minimum difference thanks to his goal in the final stretch of the match, so he will be looking to score again in this match.

1 Junling Yan, 5 L. Zhang, 20 C. Zhu, 19 Y. Liu, 3 Z. Gao, 2 Z. Zheng, 21 Binbin Liu, 13 Xin Xu, 8 Junmin Hao, 15 Lisheng Liao, 9 Yuning Zhang.

1 Ibrahim Al Mukhaini, 2 Ahmed Al Kaabi, 6 Ahmed Al-Khamisi, 14 Amjad Al Harthi, 5 Juma Al Habsi, 23 Harib Al-Saadi, 12 Abdullah Fawaz, 20 Salah Al-Yahyaei, 4 Arshad Al-Alawi, 7 Khalid Al-Hajri, 8 Zahir Sulaiman Al Aghbari.

China, like their opponents, have been in the same situation of being eliminated for several dates, however, the performance of the red team has not been as expected and they were far from the stipulated objectives, although they have just managed to rescue a 1-1 draw against Saudi Arabia.

Although Oman had a decent performance, it was not enough to compete for World Cup places and fell far behind Arabia, Australia and Japan, which is why they will try to bid farewell to their fans with a victory.

The Oman vs China match will be played at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex Stadium, in Mascate, Oman. The kick-off is scheduled at 12:00 pm ET.

My name is Adrian Hernandez and I will be your host for this game. We will provide you with pre-game analysis, roster updates, and news as it happens live here on VAVEL.