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Qatar’s probable lineup
How to watch Qatar vs Australia Live Stream, TV Channel & Kick-off Times
Here are the official kick-off times, TV channels and live stream options to watch Catar vs Australia in Friendly across major English-speaking regions:
- USA: 9:45 AM EST / 6:45 AM PST - TV & Live Stream on ESPN+, Paramount+, Peacock, fuboTV.
- UK & Ireland: 2:45 PM GMT - Watch live on Sky Sports, TNT Sports, Discovery+.
- South Africa & Sub-Saharan Africa (Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda): 4:45 PM SAST (3:45 PM WAT in Nigeria / 5:45 PM EAT in Kenya & Uganda) - Broadcast on SuperSport, DStv Stream.
- Canada: 9:45 AM EST / 6:45 AM PST - Live streaming on DAZN Canada, FuboTV Canada, TSN.
- Australia & New Zealand: 1:45 AM AEDT (3:45 AM NZDT in New Zealand) - Watch live on Optus Sport, beIN Sports Australia, Stan Sport.
- UAE & MENA (Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Qatar): 6:45 PM GST (5:45 PM AST in Saudi Arabia & Qatar) - Broadcast on beIN Sports English, TOD.
- India, Malaysia & Singapore: 8:15 PM IST (10:45 PM MYT/SGT in Malaysia & Singapore) - Watch on Sony LIV, Star Sports (India), Astro SuperSport (Malaysia).
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Qatar’s recent matches
Sat, Oct 3: Saudi Arabia 0–0 Qatar – Arabian Gulf Cup; Wed, Sep 30: United Arab Emirates 1–1 Qatar – Arabian Gulf Cup; Sun, Sep 27: Yemen 0–1 Qatar – Arabian Gulf Cup; Thu, Sep 24: Qatar 2–0 Bahrain – Arabian Gulf Cup; Wed, Jun 24: Bosnia and Herzegovina 3–1 Qatar – World Cup.
Australia’s recent matches
Tue, Sep 29: Australia 2–4 Brazil – International friendly; Fri, Sep 25: Australia 1–1 Brazil – International friendly; Fri, Jul 3: Australia 1–1 Egypt – World Cup; Thu, Jun 25: Paraguay 0–0 Australia – World Cup; Fri, Jun 19: United States 2–0 Australia – World Cup (Finished).
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Qatar’s probable lineup to face Australia in this international friendly: Mahmud Abunada; Pedro Miguel, Boualem Khoukhi, Issa Laye, and Homam Al-Amin; Karim Boudiaf, Jassem Gaber, and Edmilson Junior; Hassan Al-Haydos, Akram Afif, and Almoez Ali.