The scoreboard in Dhaka read 8-0 when Al-Kord made it nine against Guam on 1 April 2006, and he had the tenth before the Challenge Cup match finished 11-0. Ten official goals in 30 caps between 1998 and 2006 left him second on Palestine's all-time list behind Fahed Attal, with goals at the 1999 Pan Arab Games, the 2002 Arab Nations Cup and the 2004 WAFF Championship, and he was the first Palestinian to turn professional in Saudi Arabia. Career record: 33 caps and 16 goals for Palestine; club career at Valenciennes, Al-Hussein SC, Al-Wehdat SC.
| 2003–2003 | Valenciennes |
| — | Al-Hussein SC |
| — | Al-Wehdat SC |
| — | Abha |
| Palestine | 33 caps, 16 goals |
Palestine legends whose careers overlapped Al-Kord's
One rank above: Yaser Hamed at #20.
One rank below: Islam Batran at #22.
Palestine's editorial top five: Oday Dabbagh · Ashraf Nu'man · Fahed Attal · Ramzi Saleh · Abdelatif Bahdari.