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Avoid seeking a scapegoat
The Iraqi football team is facing a problem of poor management, which led to the team's unexpected and somewhat mysterious exit from the Gulf Cup 27, due to both technical and administrative reasons. Despite Iraq being tied with Oman on 4 points, they were eliminated from the semi-finals through a draw that granted Oman the qualification passage, after Iraq lost to Saudi Arabia 2-0, drew with Oman 1-1, and defeated Kuwait 3-2. Analyses indicate that the primary reason for their exit was inadequate tactical management of the matches, especially in the decisive game against Saudi Arabia. In that crucial match, the team should have avoided losing and instead aimed for a win. The article suggests that it is necessary to evaluate the coach’s performance, establish a consistent approach, and rebuild the Iraqi talent base. Emphasis should be placed on strengthening the team's tactical character and addressing weak positions, rather than making superficial changes. The solution, it argues, lies in a deep assessment of errors and a thorough understanding of the subtle details that could have been handled better to prevent the team's sudden exit from the tournament.
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