2009 Saudi Arabia national football team results

This article details the fixtures and results of the Saudi Arabia national football team in 2009.

Date	Tournament	Location	Opponent	Result	Scorers	Coach
5 January 2009	2009 Gulf Cup of Nations	Wattayah	Qatar	Drew 0:0		Nasser Al-Johar
8 January 2009	2009 Gulf Cup of Nations	Wattayah	Yemen	Won 6:0	Yasser Al-Qahtani 4' Malek Mouath 11', 83' Abdullah Shuhail 18' Ahmed Otaif 19' Ahmed Al-Mousa 36'	Nasser Al-Johar
11 January 2009	2009 Gulf Cup of Nations	Muscat	UAE	Won 3:0	Yasser Al-Qahtani 58' Abdullah Al-Zori 70' Ahmed Al-Fraidi 72'	Nasser Al-Johar
14 January 2009	2009 Gulf Cup of Nations	Muscat	Kuwait	Won 1:0	Ahmed Al-Fraidi 63'	Nasser Al-Johar
17 January 2009	2009 Gulf Cup of Nations	Muscat	Oman	Drew 0:0 Oman won 6-5 on penalties	Ahmed Al-Fraidi 63'	Nasser Al-Johar
5 February 2009	Friendly	Sendai	Thailand	Won 2:1		Nasser Al-Johar
11 February 2009	World Cup Qualifier	Pyongyang	Korea DPR	Lost 1:0		Nasser Al-Johar
22 March 2009	Friendly	Riyadh	Iraq	Drew 0:0		Jose Peseiro
28 March 2009	World Cup Qualifier	Tehran	Iran	Won 2:1	Hazazi 79' Al-Muwallad 87'	Jose Peseiro
1 April 2009	World Cup Qualifier	Riyadh	UAE	Won 3:2	Abdoh Otaif 4' (pen.) Juma 70' (o.g.) Hazazi 85'	Jose Peseiro
26 May 2009	Friendly	Doha	Qatar	Lost 2:1		Jose Peseiro
4 June 2009	Friendly	Tianjin	China	Won 4:1 ^[1]	Yasser Al-Qahtani 7' Mohammed Noor 44' Naif Hazazi 74' Nasser Al-Shamrani 88' (pen.)	Jose Peseiro
10 June 2009	World Cup Qualifier	Seoul	South Korea	Drew 0:0^[2]		Jose Peseiro
17 June 2009	World Cup Qualifier	Riyadh	DPR Korea	Drew 0:0		Jose Peseiro
12 August 2009	Friendly	Salalah	Oman	Lost 2:1		Jose Peseiro
30 August 2009	Friendly	Riyadh	Malaysia	Won 2:1	Malek Mouath Abdulatif Al-Ghanam	Jose Peseiro
5 September 2009	World Cup Qualifier	Manama	Bahrain	Drew 0:0		Jose Peseiro
9 September 2009	World Cup Qualifier	Riyadh	Bahrain	Drew 2:2	Al-Shamrani 13' Al-Montashari 90+1'	Jose Peseiro
14 October 2009	Friendly	Rades	Tunisia	Won 1:0		Jose Peseiro
14 November 2009	Friendly		Belarus	Drew 1:1		Jose Peseiro

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↑ http://www.the-afc.com/eng/articles/viewArticle.jsp_168722540.html Saudis record morale-boosting win
↑ http://www.the-afc.com/eng/articles/viewArticle.jsp_168722832.html KOR 0-0 KSA - Seoul stalemate bodes well for Saudis

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[1] ttp://www.the-afc.com/eng/articles/viewArticle.jsp_168722540.html Saudis record morale-boosting win

[2] ttp://www.the-afc.com/eng/articles/viewArticle.jsp_168722832.html KOR 0-0 KSA - Seoul stalemate bodes well for Saudis

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