The Iraq national football team, known as the Lions of Mesopotamia, is a proud and historically successful force in Asian football. Based in Baghdad, the team plays its home matches at the Basra International Stadium, a modern fortress for Iraqi football. Governed by the Iraq Football Association, the team wears white and green kits. Iraq's football history is a story of triumph against adversity, with their golden moment being the unforgettable 2007 AFC Asian Cup victory, a triumph that united the nation. That team, led by stars like Younis Mahmoud, achieved legendary status. The modern era has seen Iraq remain a consistent contender in Asia, regularly qualifying for Asian Cups and producing talented players who compete in leagues across the globe. The team is known for its technical skill, passionate play, and incredible resilience. Supported by one of the most fervent fan bases in the world, the Iraqi national team carries a weight of history and hope wherever it plays.