SyriavsUzbekistan

Syria vs Uzbekistan: head-to-head stats

Since 1996

Syria

wins

draws

8 meetings

Uzbekistan

wins

Syria and Uzbekistan have met 8 times since 1996: Syria won 3, Uzbekistan 3, and 2 matches were drawn. The head-to-head is level. Goals: Syria 6, Uzbekistan 9. Last meeting: Syria 1–4 Uzbekistan (Friendly, Oct 1, 2026).

First meeting: Syria 2–1 Uzbekistan; Dec 12, 1996 · AFC Asian Cup
Last meeting: Syria 1–4 Uzbekistan; Oct 1, 2026 · Friendly
Biggest Syria win: Syria 2–1 Uzbekistan; Dec 12, 1996 · AFC Asian Cup
Biggest Uzbekistan win: Syria 1–4 Uzbekistan; Oct 1, 2026 · Friendly

The rivalry, match by match

8 meetings since 1996. Hover or tap a match for the details.

Syria win
Draw
Uzbekistan win
World Cup or continental finals
Bigger = wider margin

↑ Syria win↓ Uzbekistan win

SYR=UZB

1990
2000
2010
2020

All-time balanceWins difference after every meeting

Level1996 · SYR ahead

Goals per decade

↑ SYRUZB ↓

1990s: Syria 2 goals, Uzbekistan 1 goal
2000s: Syria 0 goals, Uzbekistan 0 goals
2010s: Syria 2 goals, Uzbekistan 4 goals
2020s: Syria 2 goals, Uzbekistan 4 goals

By competition

Competition	P	SYR W	D	UZB W
Friendly	4	1	1	2
AFC Asian Cup	2	1	1	0
FIFA World Cup qualification	2	1	0	1

All meetings

8 matches, newest first, with goalscorers where recorded.

LOct 1, 20261–4AFriendly
Friendly
DJan 13, 20240–0NAFC Asian Cup
AFC Asian Cup
WNov 12, 20201–0NFriendly
Friendly
LJun 11, 20190–2AFriendly
Friendly
DSep 6, 20181–1AFriendly
Friendly
WMar 23, 20171–0NFIFA World Cup qualification
FIFA World Cup qualification
Syria: Omar Khribin 90' (pen.)
Uzbekistan: —
LSep 1, 20160–1AFIFA World Cup qualification
FIFA World Cup qualification
Syria: —
Uzbekistan: Alexander Geynrikh 73'
WDec 12, 19962–1NAFC Asian Cup
AFC Asian Cup
Syria: Nader Joukhadar 48', Ali Cheikh Dib 74'
Uzbekistan: Sergey Lebedev 53' (pen.)

Sources: martj42/international_results (international matches since 1872, MIT-licensed open dataset) and ESPN for the latest results and fixtures. Predecessor teams follow FIFA attribution (Yugoslavia → Serbia, Czechoslovakia → Czechia).