By Dave Gray MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Hamza Al Dardour scored four as Jordan recorded a first win under head coach Ray Wilkins by brushing aside Palestine 5-1 on Friday to keep alive their hopes of reaching the Asian Cup quarter-finals. A stunning 33rd minute strike from Yousef Ahmad set the twice quarter-finalists on their way before Al Dardour took charge to end Palestinian hopes of picking up their first ever points in the Asian Cup. Two of those, Ahmad and Al Dardour, came up with the goods but only after the Palestinians gave them a scare when midfielder Hisham Salhi can**ned a shot from over 22 metres against the crossbar in the fifth minute. Jordan then enjoyed the bulk of possession but struggled to create chances before Ahmad made the breakthrough in the 33rd minute, taking a pass from Al Dardour on the left and shifting the ball on to his right foot before precisely curling into the far corner.
01-16-2015, 01:22 PM
Al Dardour scores four as Jordan thrash Palestine
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