Qatar International Friendship Tournament
Football tournament held annually in Doha, Qatar
The International Friendship Tournament is a football tournament held annually in Doha, Qatar since 2002. It is now a tournament for youth teams, having been previously contested mainly by countries' Olympic teams.[1]
The first and only edition featuring senior teams was the 2010 edition, which was won by Korea DPR after Qatar was held to a goalless draw with Mali in the final match.[2]
Champions
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2023 | ![]() | ![]() |
Editions
- 2002: Olympic (U-23)
- 2003: Olympic (U-23)
- 2004: Olympic (U-23)
- 2005: Olympic (U-23)
- 2006: U-20
- 2007: Olympic (U-23)
- 2008: U-20
- 2009: U-20
- 2010: Senior
- 2012: U-20
- 2013: Olympic (U-23)
- 2023: Olympic (U-23)
References
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- Alkass International Cup
- International Friendship Tournament
- Clubs
- Stadiums by capacity
- Expatriate managers
- Men's clubs
- Men's players
- Expatriate footballers
- Managers
- Referees
- Venues
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