Under-fire coach Djamel Belmadi will use Qatar's final Asian Cup fixture against Bahrain as preparation for the 2018 World Cup.
Monday's Group C clash at ANZ Stadium in Sydney is a dead rubber with both Qatar and Bahrain still searching for their first wins of the tournament.
Qatar's failure has heaped pressure on Belmadi, who is facing an uncertain future despite leading the nation to their third Gulf Cup title in November.
Despite Qatar's group-stage exit, the Algerian boss still has faith in his group of players with the World Cup - four years away - next on the horizon.
"We wanted really to qualify at least for the second round... but I still believe in this group," said Belmadi.
"There are a lot of young players, they have quality and if we take care of them we can have a better team, especially for the next qualification for the World Cup."
Belmadi added: "The experience is so important. Today our average age was around 24-25 years old. Most of our players hadn't played in a competitive tournament like this.
"They can learn in many ways. First to deal with the environment. As you could see today the stadium was filled with Iran fans. We don't choose to play in this kind of environment in our country."
"It will be really difficult to motivate the players for the last game," said Eid.
"Still, we have the ambition to get a good result from the final game and we have to push the players. I hope they can get what they deserve and the three points."
