Saudi Arabia and Iraq played out a goalless draw in World Cup Qualification Round 4, Group B, despite the hosts' commanding control. Saudi Arabia dominated possession at 62 per cent and created significantly more chances, registering 15 shots with four on target and an expected goals tally of 1.29, yet failed to convert their pressure into goals. Iraq, operating in a 4-4-2 shape, offered little in attack, mustering just four shots and 0.28 xG, but their goalkeeper proved decisive when called upon, making a crucial save to maintain parity. Saudi Arabia's keeper faced only one shot on target and kept a clean sheet with a perfect 100 per cent save percentage. The stalemate leaves both sides level on points in the group, though Saudi Arabia's inability to convert their territorial advantage represents a significant missed opportunity in the qualification campaign.