Group A brings Tunisia and Qatar into a compelling race for the top spot. Tunisia kicks off at Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium, while Qatar begins at Al Bayt Stadium, adding variation and atmosphere to each match. Their highly anticipated meeting on December 7 stands out as one of the strongest fixtures of the entire group stage, promising high energy and packed stands across Al Rayyan and Al-Khor.

Group B delivers a heavyweight matchup between Morocco and Saudi Arabia. Morocco starts its campaign at Khalifa International Stadium, while Saudi Arabia alternates between Education City and Al Bayt Stadium. Their direct face-off on December 8 is expected to be a key moment of the tournament, bringing together two teams with strong regional reputations and ambitious goals.

Group C gathers three fan-favorite teams: Egypt, the UAE, and Jordan. Egypt opens at Lusail Stadium, while the UAE meets Jordan at Al Bayt. The group’s energy stays high through all rounds, especially during the UAE vs Egypt showdown on December 6. With massive followings behind each team, this group guarantees emotional, fast-paced football until the final whistle.

Both Algeria and Iraq enter the competition with deep football heritage, making Group D one of the tightest in the tournament. Starting their journey in stadiums across Al Rayyan and Doha, the two teams prepare for their decisive clash on December 9. With games played in Ahmed Bin Ali, Khalifa International, and Stadium 974, each match brings a different atmosphere and tactical feel.

The 2025 Arab Cup takes place across some of Qatar’s most iconic venues Lusail, Al Bayt, Khalifa International, and Education City. These stadiums are more than match locations; they offer modern facilities, comfortable seating, and a premium matchday experience. Whether fans attend with family or join friends in the stands, every game promises a blend of sport, entertainment, and high-quality hospitality.