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QSL Cup

QatarQatar
Start Date
2018-09-08
End Date
2019-01-31
3.03
GOALS AVG
30
MATCHES
12
TEAMS
47%
HOME WINS
27%
DRAW
27%
AWAY WINS
Card stats based onQSL Cup2018/2019

Standings

Fixtures

Top Scorers

Player Stats

#TeamName
Apps
Minutes
Goals
Assists
Pass %
Rating
1
Al Gharafa
Muaaz Al Salemi872000--
2
Qatar SC
Ali Mohammed Jasimi763010--
3
Qatar SC
Khalid Ahmed Mahmoudi763010--
4
Al Kharitiyath
Abdurahman Issa756600--
5
Qatar SC
Ali Said Al-Muhannadi756040--
6
Al Gharafa
Diogo Amado754610--
7
Al Gharafa
Othman Alawi654000--
8
Al Duhail
Noor Rahman654000--
9
Qatar SC
Abdel Aziz Mitwali753100--
10
Al Gharafa
Yousuf Muftah653000--
11
Al Rayyan
Abdulrahman Al-Korbi649700--
12
Al Duhail
Youssef El Arabi649630--
13
Qatar SC
Mohamed Al Rabiei649400--
14
Al Gharafa
Muayed Hassan647920--
15
Al Duhail
Murad Naji647700--
16
Al Gharafa
Mohammed Adi Monkez645210--
17
Al Rayyan
Lucca545050--
18
Qatar SC
Fadhl Omer545010--
19
Al-Ahli Doha
Mohsen Al Yazidi545010--
20
Al-Arabi SC
Jasser Yehia Medany545010--
21
Al Rayyan
Rodrigo Tabata542560--
22
Al Rayyan
Sebastián Soria326550--
23
Al Duhail
Edmílson Junior327040--
24
Al Khor
Hilal Mohammed12340--
25
Al-Ahli Doha
Ali Farydoon534930--
26
Al Kharitiyath
Valentin Marius Lazăr327030--
27
Al Duhail
Fahad Waad429030--
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About QSL Cup

Football in Qatar includes the QSL Cup, a cup competition whose data is collected here. This page covers the 2018/2019 season. In front of goal, nobody managed more than Rodrigo Tabata (Al Rayyan): 6 goals. Through 30 matches, the campaign averaged 3.0 goals per game. 27% of matches ended level; the rest broke 47% to home sides and 27% to away sides.

Rodrigo Tabata (Al Rayyan) led the scoring charts with 6 goals. Lucca (Al Rayyan, 5) and Sebastián Soria (Al Rayyan, 5) follow in the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the top scorer in the QSL Cup 2018/2019?
Rodrigo Tabata (Al Rayyan) is the top scorer in the QSL Cup 2018/2019 with 6 goals in 6 appearances.
When did the QSL Cup 2018/2019 season end?
The QSL Cup 2018/2019 season ran from September 8, 2018 to January 31, 2019.