The match will be held at the Al Shabab Stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
Iran has earned two draws against Korea Republic and Uzbekistan in its last two Group C matches and has no way but defeat the Lebanese team.
“Our team has the best players, and one thing going for us is that we have had very few injuries so we are able to play more consistently,” Ravankhah said.
“So far, no other teams have been able to play like us, which shows that we have strong technical staff,” said the 38-year-old.
“Nonetheless, we will perform better against Lebanon, with more concentration and determination and hopefully, we will score in the next game,” he concluded.