The FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2021 will begin on 30 November and feature 16 national teams from across the Arab world. Matches will be played at six FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 stadiums. The tournament is seen as a golden opportunity to fine-tune preparations for Qatar 2022 – which will kick off on 21 November next year.

“This unique trophy speaks to the special nature of this tournament,” said FIFA’s Marketing Director, Jean-François Pathy. “All FIFA trophies are exceptional and embody the values of the event they represent – and the FIFA Arab Cup trophy in particular has a deep connection to the event and the region where it will be awarded. It is a stunning piece that will further inspire and excite the Qatari public in the run-up to kick-off.”

Fatma Al Nuaimi, Communications Executive Director at the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy, said: “Excitement is building across Qatar and the region for the FIFA Arab Cup. We are delighted the trophy has arrived and look forward to showcasing this special prize at schools and tourist attractions across the country. It is a stunning piece of art that captures the culture and traditions of our region and we are sure schoolchildren and members of the public will be excited to interact with it.”

Tickets for every FIFA Arab Cup match are still available from fifa.com/tickets. A number of Category 4 tickets priced QAR 25 (for Qatar residents only) remain available for all matches except the semi-finals and final. All ticket holders must apply for a mandatory Hay’ya Card (Fan ID) from fac21.qa.