Jordan, a weak team in West Asia, has limited strength. They have never made it to the main tournament of the World Cup before the new century. Recently, their competitiveness has improved and they have participated in four consecutive Asian Cups. In the last World Cup qualifier, they were just one step away from the round of twelve. Not long ago, the team invited a new coach to strive for better results. As the biggest dark horse in the Asian Cup, they have made it all the way to the finals and performed well in the World Cup qualifiers. The team's morale is ideal;

Tajikistan, a weak player in Central Asia, has mediocre competitiveness and has never participated in a World Series before. Their world ranking has always been above 100. In the last Asian Cup qualifiers, the team performed well and ultimately won first place in the group. For the first time in team history, they advanced to the finals. In the main stage, they advanced all the way to the quarterfinals. Later, the team underwent a coach change, but they only scored one point in the last two World Cup qualifiers, and the team's morale was mediocre.

The two teams have faced each other four times in the previous match, with Jordan achieving three wins and one draw to remain unbeaten. (The two teams met in the knockout stage of the Asian Cup, but Jordan narrowly defeated their opponents by one goal and advanced to the semi-finals, ultimately advancing to the finals.)

Jordan, the runner up of the Asian Cup, has the upper hand in all aspects. They are playing at home against Tajikistan, which has not been in good condition recently. They naturally have a slightly better appeal and have made a high-profile initial score. The home team has a high level of enthusiasm, so Tajikistan, which is not favored, will only lose one goal at most in this game.