Get ready for the Uzbekistan v Qatar World Cup Qualifier in Asia on June 10, 2025. This key clash will take place at the iconic Milliy Stadium as both sides battle for crucial points.
Kick-off is set for 14:45 local time, and fans around the world will tune in to follow the action live. This fixture carries high stakes in the race to the 2026 World Cup, with Uzbekistan looking to solidify a top spot and Qatar aiming to climb the standings.
Mark your calendars and set your alarms: in Italy the match starts at 15:45 CEST, in Germany at 15:45 CEST, in France at 15:45 CEST, in Spain at 15:45 CEST and in the UK at 14:45 BST.
Pre-match overview
Uzbekistan currently sits second in Group A with 17 points from eight matches, showcasing an impressive home record of three wins and one draw at Milliy Stadium. Their defense has been solid, conceding just seven goals so far, and they come into this match unbeaten in their last four at home.
Qatar, on the other hand, occupies fourth place with 10 points and a mixed away record. They have yet to win in their last two road games and have shown defensive vulnerabilities with 21 goals conceded overall. Both teams know the importance of this clash as they fight for qualification.
Where to watch streaming and TV
If you’re based in Europe or the UK, there are plenty of options to catch the action live. Broadcasters and streaming platforms have secured rights to show this crucial qualifier, so be sure to check your local listings and streaming subscriptions before matchday.
Whether you prefer traditional television or streaming on the go, most major providers will carry the game. Below is a quick guide on where to tune in across key markets:
Italy: DAZN
Germany: ARD One / Magenta Sport
France: beIN Sports
Spain: Movistar+
UK: ITV Sport
Forecast
The home side enters this match as clear favourites, thanks to their consistent form at Milliy Stadium and a well-organised defence. Uzbekistan will look to control possession and press high to unsettle Qatar’s backline from the first whistle.
Qatar will need to tighten up at the back and find a way to unlock Uzbekistan’s defence on the counter. Given Qatar’s recent away struggles and Uzbekistan’s strong run of home results, a home victory seems the most likely outcome in what promises to be a tightly contested qualifier.
