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AFC FUTSALCHAMPIONSHIP

VIETNAM 2014

TECHNICAL REPORT & STATISTICS

30 April – May 10, 2014

TECHNICAL REPORT & STATISTICS

April 30 – May 10, 2014

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CONTENTS

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GENERAL TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS

Host City Information Tournament Overview

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Technical Analysis Story of the Tournament

Medical Report

Refereeing Report

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AFC Futsal Championship Vietnam 2014

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TOURNAMENT INFORMATIONSTATISTICS & TEAM DATA

Results and Ranking

Awards

Match Data

Technical Statistics

Team Data and Analysis

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Preliminary Rounds Venues

AFC Delegation

Technical Study Group (TSG)

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AFC is determined to improve futsal in the

whole of Asia.

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Dear friends,

Over the past few decades futsal has slowly developed into a favorite sports among the people. This is clear everywhere around us; the sport has generated great interest and one can see it being played almost on a daily basis, from morning till late night. That is the beauty of the game.

Competitive futsal has also progressed well in Asia and the AFC Futsal Championship 2014 is an indication that more can be expected from this great confederation.

16 teams competed in the finals of the Championship and in the end, Japan successfully defended the crown. Of course, credit to the Iran team who fought valiantly to the end – they were more than worthy finalists.

Looking at the Championship as a whole, it should not be ignored that the top two teams, Japan and Iran, have again set a high standard for the rest of the teams to follow. No doubt there are all-around improvements from all teams, and the technical and tactical abilities shown in the competition from all the players made it quite a spectacle; but it is pertinent that the standard is equal across the board.

AFC is determined to improve futsal in the whole of Asia, and we will continue to perform assessments to systematically evaluate the futsal development of our Member Associations and help raise the standards. With FIFA Futsal Championship, Colombia looming in 2016, let us lift our game and take it to the rest of the world.

Lastly, congratulations to Vietnam for doing a great job hosting the AFC Futsal Championship 2014, and again to Japan for a deserved success.

Sincerely,

Salman bin Ebrahim Al KhalifaAFC PresidentFIFA Executive Committee Member

MESSAGE FROM AFC PRESIDENT SHAIKH SALMAN BIN EBRAHIMAL KHALIFA

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Dear friends,

International futsal competitions have started to grab people’s attention all over the world and the AFC Futsal Championship was definitely not short of interest.

It is no secret where the interest lies; the technicality and skill involved in a futsal game is a joy to watch and having personally seen what our players in Asia can do, I am confident our players are ready to make a mark on the world stage.

Futsal has been one of the priorities for AFC these past several years. In working towards a more wholesome and integrated futsal development for the continent, we have initiated the AFC Futsal Development Programme and will continue to conduct assessment visits to Member Associations in order to systematically gauge the progress of Asian futsal.

At the moment, more needs to be done to bring other Asian countries on level terms with Japan and Iran, however as we have seen from this tournament the level may not be too far off – Japan was on the verge of elimination from group D before eventually winning the tournament.

AFC produced this technical report as a means for all the players, coaches, instructors and educators to have an in-depth study at the technical elements of our game.

With a panel of technical experts contributing to a comprehensive report, the technical analysis provided will be helpful in giving teams a detailed evaluation of where things can be further strengthened, and where improvements can be made.

With great enthusiasm and commitment from the Asian people, I am confident that the standards of Asian futsal will continue to increase for years to come.

For the tournament champions Japan, congratulations on your hard-fought win, you have again set the benchmark for others to follow. I would also like to express my appreciation to Vietnam for being a wonderful host for the AFC Futsal Championship 2014.

Sincerely,

MESSAGE FROM AFC GENERAL SECRETARY DATO ALEX SOOSAY

Dato’ Alex SoosayAFC General Secretary

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G E N E R A LHost City Information

Tournament Overview

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GENERAL ● HOST CITY INFORMATION - HO CHI MINH,VIETNAM

Ho Chi Minh City, being the largest city in Vietnam, has a population of around 6.06 million people. It is located near the Saigon River (Song Sai Gon) to the north of the

Mekong River, about 80 km from the South China Sea. The people of this city are commonly known as ‘Saigonese’ and various dialects of Chinese are frequently conversed there with some varying degree of English being used in the popular tourist and commercial spots.

Aside from the abundance of culture, food and traditions, Ho Chi Minh is also a well equipped with sports facilities, such as

football fields, swimming pools, gyms and many others. The city is also equipped with two indoor halls to host the Futsal Club Championship 2014. Phu Tho Indoor Stadium which is the main hall for this championship has a capacity of 5,000 people for sporting events and the second venue, Ton Duc Thang University Stadium a gymnasium is designed with an imported convertible seating system which has the maximum capacity of 3,500 seats.

Ho Chi Minh is a city rich with history but at the same time it continues to develop and is advanced in all aspects, making it a place worth experiencing.

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GENERAL ● TOURNAMENT OVERVIEW

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The 2014 AFC Futsal Championship was held in Vietnam from April 30 to May 10, 2014. Being the 13th edition of the AFC Futsal Championship, there was a marked

improvement in the overall level of the competition with the majority of the teams showing great progress, resulting in high tempo matches. The intensity and high pressure in this Championship is also clearly evident. A total of 16 countries participated in this tournament which was eventually won by the defending champions Japan when they successfully defeated Iran in the final. Third place went to Uzbekistan, with Kuwait grabbing the fourth spot. During the entire tournament, a total of

32 matches were played and a total of 221 goals were scored by the various teams. The overall top scorer was Hossein Tayyebi from Iran who scored a total of 15 goals.

The Most Valuable Player of the competition was conferred to Asghar Hassanzadeh who had a major influence on his team’s matches and the overall competition. For collecting the most Fair Play points in the competition, Japan was also awarded the Fair Play Award. Overall, it was an exciting and competitive tournament, with good sportsmanship and teamwork all around.

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T O U R N A M E N T A N A LY S I STechnical Analysis

Story of the Tournament

Medical Report

Refereeing Report

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

TThe AFC Futsal Championship Vietnam 2014 was successfully held in the Phu Tho Stadium and Ton Duc Thang University Stadium, Vietnam. Japan was crowned

tournament champions after a hard-fought victory over Iran through penalty shoot-out, with the teams being deadlocked at 2-2 after extra time.

The tournament in Ho Chi Minh City saw 16 teams fought bravely throughout 11 days. A total of 221 goals were scored from the 32 matches, an average of 6.9 goals per match. The number of goals reflects the aggressive nature of the game played by most teams and that a cautious approach to the game is now a thing of the past. Surprisingly, except for the final, none of the other matches in the knock out stage went to extra time for a tie-breaker!

However, many of the games were closely fought that it was difficult to pick a winner. Forecasting the two teams that will qualify for the quarterfinals from each group was also tough task! What was particularly interesting about the group stages was that three out of the four groups can merely decide the two qualified teams after the final group stage matches. This shows that the level of competition has heightened and even till the last minute, there are still many possible outcomes. Iraq can be labelled as the most unlucky team as they had six points but still could not qualify for the next round!

Majority of the matches were played in high tempo. Teams employed high pressure in their game and this is noticeable in each match. This could indicate that the fitness level of most teams have elevated. Would this be the trend of Futsal in the future?

China used to be recognised as one of the better teams in Asia, however in this tournament there were eliminated after a run of three losses in the group stage. Similarly, the promising Korea Republic also failed to record a single point in their three group matches under their new Spanish coach.

After losing in the semi-final match to Thailand two years ago in UAE, Iran this time around is clearly determined to prove to everyone that they are still the power house in Asia. Although the team is filled with plenty of new faces, but their performances were so outstanding that no team were able stop them from scoring goals. They scored 52 times in 6 matches!

Japan, the defending champion and eventual winners, showed great mentality during the final match against Iran. Coming into the final as underdog, Japan did not show any fear and fought bravely till the end. The Champions truly played as a team, showed great discipline in defend, and were quick in their counter attack – they undoubtedly were able to put their loss to Uzbekistan earlier in the group stage behind them!

The host Vietnam sent a young inexperienced team to take part in this tournament, however their performances were really surprising! The individual skill level, ideal physical condition, good fighting spirit coupled with a strong winning mentality gave their supporters a real boost.

One key element that had really drawn our attention was the fact that half of the teams in this Championship had appointed local coaches to lead them. Three local coaches had even

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successfully guided their national team to the quarterfinals!

Some of the teams had used this Championship to assess the abilities and potential of their new players. Once they have gained more international experience, we could foresee this young generation becoming a big force for our futsal family in Asia. We believe that the level of the next Asian Futsal Championship will be higher than ever!

CoaChes InferenCe

More teams applied the ‘four players substitute four players’ strategy in order to keep their high pressure tactics and keep the match at a high tempo. On the other hand, some coaches executed two different tactics through two groups of players.

Time Out – was not just used to relay information when the coach feels that their team was not performing well but rather it was applied late in a match, especially in a tight match, to execute a set play.

Power play – Some coaches applied this to get a result or to waste time rather early in the 2nd half if they were leading. However, there were very few successful examples in this tournament.

reCommendatIon

Teams need to be more flexible in their attacking formation. The better teams like Iran, Japan, Thailand etc., does not have a fixed attacking formation or system in each game. They kept changing and adapting to the situation and opposition.

Ability to keep pressing - Players’ average physical condition needs to be elevated in order to have the ability to pressurise their opponents. This would be one of the best ways to force the oppositions to make mistakes during an attack.

The anti-press ability - More and more teams applied the high pressure strategy in most part of the match. This is likely to be the trend in defending.

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● STORY OF THE TOURNAMENT

MATCH DAY 1Group A: Kuwait 5-0 (2-0) Tajikistan

Abdurlraham Al Taweel scored a hat-trick as Kuwait made the perfect start to their AFC Futsal Championship journey with a comfortable 5-0 win over Group A opponents Tajikistan. Captain Hamad Hayat gave Kuwait the perfect start at Phu Tho Stadium by opening the scoring after just three minutes after latching onto a cross from Al Taweel.

Al Taweel was again involved when Kuwait doubled their lead in the 13th minute before Luis Fonseca’s side killed the match off early in the second half as Hayat netted his second of the match. Tajikistan missed several chances to reduce the deficit before the break as Khurshed Makhmudov was put through in the 14th minute only to blaze over with just the goalkeeper to beat before hitting the woodwork just before the break.

Kuwait were twice denied by the woodwork in the second half before Al Taweel went on to complete his hat-trick by scoring twice inside the closing minutes to wrap up the three points.

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Group B: Iran 5-1 (4-0) Indonesia

Iran underlined their AFC Futsal Championship title credentials as the 10-time champions recorded a 5-1 win over a hard-working Indonesia in Group B opener at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium. Hossein Tayebi opened the scoring for Iran, and despite Indonesia frustrating the 10-time champions as the half progressed, a quickfire double from Farhad Tavakoli and a strike from Asghar Hassanzadeh extended the advantage in the closing stages of the first half. Iran did ease off in the second half allowing Indonesia to pull a goal back midway through the second period as Andri Kustiawan emphatically fired home a second shot after Samimi had saved with his legs.

But with just less than two minutes remaining, Indonesia were caught short at the back as a quick throw by goalkeeper Samimi sent Shafiei clear, and after rounding Yos Adi, Iran’s fifth goal was finally added.

Group A: Vietnam 1-2 (0-0) Iraq

Waleed Khalid scored in the last minute as Iraq claimed a last-gasp 2-1 victory over AFC Futsal Championship hosts Vietnam. Vietnam made the brighter start of the two teams and nearly got the early goal they were looking for after just two minutes but Vu Xuan Du saw his effort come back off the post.

Iraq were given the chance to take the lead from the penalty spot with Vietnam penalised for an accumulation of six team fouls, but goalkeeper Tran Buu Phuoc did enough to put off Khalid and maintain parity. After constricting the hosts in the first half of the Group C opener, Iraq made the breakthrough two minutes after half-time thanks to Firas Mohammed’s deflected strike in front of more than 3,000 fans at Phu Tho Stadium.

The lead, though, was short lived as Hussein Al Zubaidi deflected a shot from Pham Thanh Dat past goalkeeper Ahmed Duraid three minutes later. And Vietnam continued to push for the victory only for Iraq to punish the hosts with Khalid, who had missed the earlier penalty, netting following a counterattack.

Group B: Australia 2-1 (1-1) China PR

The Group B opener at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium saw China made the ideal start to the match as Zhang Wen ghosted in unmarked at the back post to turn home Deng Tao’s superb angled slide rule pass after just three minutes. Australia, though, equalised just three minutes later in similar fashion as Ray Miller provided the pass for Tobias Seeto to net from close range. And the Futsalroos began to assert control on the contest as the half progressed as Fernando De Moraes was denied twice in quick succession by China goalkeeper Zhu Bei, with the first a superb fingertip save after 15 minutes.

The even nature of the contest continued into the second half with both sides showing plenty of attacking intent, but crucially lacking the required quality in the final third.

China showed their intent to claim all three points in the final two minutes as goalkeeper Zhu was withdrawn and replaced by Zhao Liang. The move backfired with 64 seconds remaining as China conceded possession, and with Zhao out of position, Tobias Seeto scored his second of the night from close to the 10 metre penalty spot inside his own half.

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MATCH DAY 2Group C: Thailand 7-1(2-1) Malaysia

A hat-trick from Suphawat Thueanklang ensured 2012 runners-up Thailand opened this year’s AFC Futsal Championship campaign with a comfortable 7-1 victory over Malaysia in Group C opener. Malaysia, who had qualified for the tournament for the first time since 2008, stuck to their game plan in the first half at Phu Tho Stadium. The game sparked into life not long after the start with two Thailand goals in the space of a minute either side of a goal for Malaysia. Thailand opened the scoring after Jirawat Sornwichian tapped in an easy finish following a square ball by Suphawut. Malaysia, though, responded immediately and levelled proceedings 30 seconds later after the ball bounced kindly for Asmie Zahari in front of the goal. Thailand reclaimed their lead in the 12th minute when Jirawat and Suphawut teamed up again, with Jirawat turning quickly to beat the goalkeeper.

After some strong words from Coach Victor Hermans, Thailand came out for the second half a lot stronger and three goals from Suphawat and a goal from Wiwat as well as an own goal by Malaysia’s Zubaidee Alwee wrapped up a convincing win for the 2012 runners-up.

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Group D: Japan 12-0 (4-0) Korea Republic

Nobuya Osodo and Yusuke Nakamura each scored hat-tricks as Japan underlined their ambition to defend their AFC Futsal Championship titles following a one-sided 12-0 win over Korea Republic in Group D opener.

Kazuhiro Nibuya also scored twice while Akira Minamoto, Shunta Uchimura, Toru Sato and Kaoru Morioka were also on target at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium.

Japan had only led by four goals at half-time, but eight goals in the second half underlined the gulf in class and sent out an early warning to the rest of the competitors with Miguel Rodrigo’s side looking determined to claim a third AFC Futsal Championship title.

Group C: Lebanon 8-5(2-4) Chinese Taipei

Mohamad Kobeissy netted a hat-trick as Lebanon secured a hard-fought 8-5 win over Chinese Taipei in their opening match of the AFC Futsal Championship in Group C. Lebanon came out of the blocks quickly for the game Phu Tho Stadium and was rewarded when they took the lead in just the second minute through Moustafa Serhan. Chinese Taipei then found themselves back on level terms when Chu Chia-Ying caught Lebanon in possession and scored their opening goal. With the initiative swinging in Chinese Taipei’s favour, they took the lead in the 11th minute from the penalty spot scored by Liu Chi-Chao. Lebanon, responded through Ali Tneich who fired a powerful shot past Pan Wen-Chieh. But Lebanon ended the half poorly and Chinese Taipei scored twice through Huang Cheng-Tsung Huang.

But after Araujo’s half-time team talk, Lebanon responded in the second half and soon found themselves back on level terms with two quick strikes from Tneich and Mohamad Kobeissy. Lebanon completed the comeback less than 30 seconds later after another long range effort from Kobeissy, this time from close to the sideline.

Chinese Taipei, though, had not given up and pulled the game level for a fourth time when Lo Chih-En blasted a free-kick into the roof of the net on 27 minutes. But it was less than a minute before Lebanon took the lead again as the ball bounced to Ahmad Kheir El Dine in space and he hit the ball sweetly on the half volley. Lebanon put the game out of the reach of Chinese Taipei in the 35th minute through Hassan Zeitoun before wrapping up the victory with a minute remaining when Kobeissy secured his hat-trick with a composed finish past Pan and into the top corner.

Group D: Kyrgyzstan 2-2 (0-2) Uzbekistan

With the entire contest played out in front of an electric atmosphere provided by a colourful contingent of Uzbekistan supporters at the Ton Duc Thang University Stadium, Kyrgyzstan started strongly and Vadim Kondratkov hit the foot of the Uzbekistan post after just over four minutes. But Uzbekistan took the lead against the run of play just over a minute later as Tabaldiev’s attempted headed clearance from Shuhrat Tojiboev’s long ball forward looped over his own goalkeeper from just outside the penalty area with Nikolai Shamonin out of position.

Uzbekistan added a second just over four minutes before half-time as Farkhod Abdumavlyanov’s angled strike evaded Shamonin and found the bottom corner. Both sides maintained the end-to-end nature of the fast-paced contest into the second half.

Late into the game Kyrgyzstan withdrew goalkeeper Shamonin in place of Marat Duvanaev. But while Duvanaev was not on the field with three minutes remaining, Kyrgyzstan reduced the deficit as Ulan Ryskulov fired high past Uzbekistan goalkeeper Umarov. And Kyrgyzstan equalised with 62 seconds remaining as Emil Kanetov squeezed his low angled shot between Shamonin and the near post.

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MATCH DAY 3Group A: Kuwait 5-0 (2-0) Tajikistan

Abdulrahman Al Taweel scored his second hat-trick in as many games as Kuwait maintained their 100% record at the AFC Futsal Championship after recording a 5-3 win against Iraq at Phu Tho Stadium. Kuwait had opened the scoring in just the second when Ahmad Al Farsi volleyed home from a corner. The lead was doubled in the 16th minute as Al Taweel rounded off a swift counterattack after exchanging passes with Hamad Hayat. A reckless lunge by goalkeeper Hani Mhisen on Al Farsi just outside his penalty area gave Iraq a way back as conceded Kuwait’s sixth foul of the half. Substitute goalkeeper Abdullah Hayat, saved the spot kick but could not prevent Amjad Kareem scoring from the rebound.

Kuwait restored their two-goal lead in the 25th minute when Abdulrahman Al Mosabehi dispatched a sweet volley from Al Taweel’s corner past goalkeeper Ahmed Duraid. Al Taweel scored his second of the game in the 29th minute by dispatching a low first-time shot hard into the bottom corner. The hat-trick was completed a minute later when Al Taweel hit another first-time strike past a despondent Duraid.Chasing the game, Iraq opted to bring outfield player Waleed Khalid on in place of goalkeeper Duraid when in possession and the tactic paid off when he scored in the 34th minute. Iraq created a frantic final few minutes as they scored again a minute later through Karrar Al Thabeti’s header, but Iraq were unable to make further inroads into the advantage.

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Group B: Indonesia 0-5 (0-2) Australia

Australia maintained their 100% record at the AFC Futsal Championship with a 5-0 win over Indonesia at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium. Australia enjoyed the better of the early chances with opposition goalkeeper Adi kept busy, although Indonesia remained in the contest by proving particularly dangerous when counterattacking.

Wade Giovenali opened the scoring after 13 minutes of the Group B contest with Indonesia playing with four-men after Fachri Reza had been sent-off before Fernando De Moraes increased Australia’s advantage in the last minute of the first half.

With just under 10 minutes remaining Indonesia goalkeeper Yos Adi picked up a second yellow card following a challenge on Australia captain Greg Giovenali close to the halfway line. Late goals from Greg Giovenali, Tobias Seeto and Daniel Fogarty sealed a comfortable win as Australia followed up the last-gasp victory over China.

Group A: Tajikistan 4-10 (2-5) Vietnam

AFC Futsal Championship hosts Vietnam posted their first win of the campaign in emphatic style with a 10-4 victory over Tajikistan in front of another large crowd at Phu Tho Stadium. The deadlock was broken in the 10th minute when Ly Khanh Hung cut the ball back to find Tran Van Vu on the edge of the penalty area and he slotted the ball into the bottom corner.

The lead, though, was short lived as Tajikistan was back on level terms within a minute when Khurshed Makhmudov scored. Vietnam found themselves back in front on 12 minutes courtesy of a fine individual goal by Trong Luan. Vietnam extended their advantage with goals from Ngoc Son and Le Quoc Nam. Pham Duc Hoa got his name on the scoresheet in the 16th minute with a superb solo goal as he rounded the Tajikistan goalkeeper before finishing from a tight angle. Tajikistan, though, pulled a goal back three minutes before half-time when Ulmasov played a cross-field pass to Mansur Mamedbabaev and he scored into an empty net with Phuoc Anh out of position.

The hosts scored their sixth goal in the 25th minute, when Bao Quan hit a stunning volley past Alikulov. With Tajikistan pushing for a way back into the game, Vietnam further extended their lead with goals from Trong Luan and Ngoc Son. Tajikistan players did not give up and scored a quick double through Sherzod Jumaev and Makhmudov in the 28th minute to give them a glimmer of hope. But Vietnam finished the rout with goals from Boa Quan and Khanh Hung in the final minutes.

Group B: China PR 0-12 (0-6) IR Iran

Iran qualified for the quarter-finals of the AFC Futsal Championship from Group B early after the 10-time champions eased to a 12-0 win over China at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium. Hossein Tayebi scored four and Asghar Hassanzadeh scored a hat-trick in an impressive showing by the Asian powerhouse.

Iran flew out of the blocks and opened the scoring after just 15 seconds through Hassanzadeh. The lead was doubled with less than a minute on the clock as Tayebi netted from range before Hassanzadeh turned home from Alireza Vafaei’s pass to extend the advantage with barely 90 seconds played. China were able to regroup, but Tavakoli eventually took the lead to four in the fifth minute before Shafiei struck Iran’s fifth midway through the first half. And just under nine minutes before half-time, Tayebi also got his name on the scoresheet for a second time with a shot from outside of the penalty area.

Iran eventually add a seventh of the contest just over four minutes after the restart through Fakhim. Hassanzadeh completed his hat-trick a minute later by rounding off an eye-catching team move, with Vafaei again providing the assist. Tayebi scored a two more goals either side of a goal each by Shafiei and Ahmadi to round off an easy win.

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MATCH DAY 4Group C: Malaysia 5-1 (3-1) Lebanon

Muhammad Shamsul gave Malaysia, who had lost their opening game 7-1 to 2012 runners-up Thailand, the perfect start after less than a minute before two quickfire goals from Nizam Ali extended the advantage at Phu Tho Stadium. Lebanon, though, found a way back into the game four minutes before the break when Tneich pounced on a slip from Abu Hasan to score.

Malaysia then restored their three-goal advantage in the 23rd minute as Asmie Zahari fizzed the ball across the face of the goal from Kadir’s corner and Shamsul tapped home his second of the game from close range. Wanting to get back into the game, and with still 13 minutes remaining, Lebanon coach Francisco Araujo sacrificed substitute goalkeeper Tarek Tabboush and brought on Kobeissy as an extra outfield player. But the tactic backfired in the 34th minute as Aula Ahmad was able to direct his effort from within his own half on target with no Lebanon players protecting the goal just seconds after Zahari had hit the post.

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Group D: Korea Republic 1-4 (0-1) Kyrgyzstan

Unbeaten Kyrgyzstan boosted their hopes of a place in the quarter-finals of the AFC Futsal Championship after Rustam Ermekov scored twice to secure a 4-1 win over Korea Republic at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium.

Both sides showed plenty of attacking intent from the first whistle, although it was Kyrgyzstan who enjoyed the better of the early chances. They opened the scoring just over three minutes before half-time as Marat Duvanaev played a free-kick short to Ermekov, who side-footed the ball into the bottom corner through a crowded penalty area.

Kyrgyzstan doubled their lead seven minutes into the second half as Ermekov rounded off a quick exchange of passes by beating Lee at his near post. Korea scored in the 32nd minute as Shin rounded off a swift counterattack with a composed finish from the edge of the penalty area.

But with just under four minutes remaining goalkeeper Lee Kyung-ho carried the ball outside of his penalty area, and with that bringing up Korea’s sixth foul of the half, Marat Duvanaev was given a free shot at goal from the resulting set-piece and he made no mistake. With just over 10 seconds of the contest remaining, Kondratkov Vadim sealed the win with Korea pushing forward.

Group C: Chinese Taipei 2-5 (0-3) Thailand

Thailand maintained their 100% record at the AFC Futsal Championship 2014 with a 5-2 win against a spirited Chinese Taipei in Group C at Phu Tho Stadium. Thailand started brightly and Suphawat Thueanklang, who scored a hat-trick in a 7-1 win over Malaysia, opened the scoring for the 2012 runners-up after just three minutes before goals from Jetsada Chudech and Piyapan Ratana put Victor Hermans’ side in a commanding position.

Chinese Taipei, though, never dropped their heads and restricted Thailand for the remainder of the half and even created several opportunities through Chang Hao-Wei and Liu Chi-Chao. But the pressure told in the second half as Kritsada Wongkaeo scored one more goal for Thailand before Chinese Taipei threatened a comeback with a goal from Lo Chih-An.

The goal gave Thailand a much needed wake-up call and they soon restored their three goal lead less than a minute later as Kritsada played a neat one-two with Suphawat before finding the net. Thailand’s fifth arrived in the 33rd minute when Jirawat scored his third goal of the tournament before Huang Cheng-Tsung grabbed a consolation for Chinese Taipei soon after.

Group D: Uzbekistan 2-1 (1-1) Japan

Artur Yunusov’s header with just under eight seconds remaining saw Uzbekistan snatch a dramatic 2-1 win over defending champions Japan at the AFC Futsal Championship following an enthralling Group D contest at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium.

Japan made an electric start with Uzbekistan goalkeeper Rustam Umarov called into action multiple times to keep the scores level. The pressure finally paid off after nine minutes as Akira Minamoto’s diagonal cross-field pass from a kick-in was turned in at the back post by Ryosuke Nishitani. But the lead lasted less than a minute as Andrey Shlema followed up with an emphatic first-time finish from the edge of the penalty having seen his initial strike blocked by Japan goalkeeper Hisamitsu Kawahara.

Umarov remained the busier goalkeeper at the start of the second half parrying shots from Japan’s attacking forces. But Umarov also tried his luck at the other end as he tested Kawahara remaining from inside his own penalty area with just under five minutes, and his backpedaling opposite number had to be on his toes to push the effort one-handed over the crossbar. With the clock showing 7.8 seconds remaining, Yunusov’s glancing header on the edge of the Japan penalty area from Shuhrat Tojiboev’s long ball forward looped over Kawahara, who was caught out of position to give Uzbekistan a surprise victory over Japan.

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MATCH DAY 5Group B: IR Iran 8-1 (6-1) Australia

Hossein Tayebi scored a first half hat-trick as 10-time champions Iran recorded a third consecutive win at the AFC Futsal Championship with 8-1 victory over Australia at Phu Tho Stadium securing top spot in Group C.

Having earlier beaten Indonesia and China, it took just 60 seconds for Iran to open the scoring as Tayebi followed up after Adam Cooper had blocked Asghar Hassanzadeh’s shot. But Australia found themselves back on level terms as Fogarty fired into the roof of the net from Tobias Seeto’s corner. Iran, though, regained the lead in controversial circumstances in the 10th minute as Shafiei crossed for Taheri to score with Australia calling for play to be stopped after a second ball had entered the field of play.

Further brace from Tayebi and a goal each for Vafaei and Shafiei made the score 6-1 at half time. Ahmad Esmailpour and Taheri extended Iran’s advantage in the second half as Iran gave another impressive showing in the competition following their earlier wins over Indonesia and China.

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Group B: China PR 3-4 (2-2) Indonesia

Indonesia claimed third place in Group B at the AFC Futsal Championship after recording a 4-3 win over China at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium. It was Indonesia who opened the scoring inside three minutes as Kustiawan converted at the second attempt from close range having seen his initial effort blocked by China goalkeeper Zhu Bei. China, though, were back on level terms just over five minutes later as Zhao Liang’s low shot from outside of the penalty area found the bottom corner past Agus Salam’s outstretched hand. China completed the turnaround less than two minutes later as Zhang Wen’s pass created the angle for Wang to beat Salam at his near post from the edge of the area. But the lead lasted less than a minute as Silitonga rounded off an eye-catching move with a composed finish past Zhu from inside the area.

Indonesia regained the lead midway through the second half as Kustiawan’s scored with the outside of his foot from the edge of the penalty area. Adventurous China coach Lima quickly responded by introducing Zhao in place of goalkeeper Zhu with just under eight minutes remaining. But the move backfired with less than five minutes remaining as China lost possession and Silitonga found the empty net from just inside his own half. China did pull a goal back with less than a minute remaining as Andriansyah turned Deng Tao’s pass across the face of goal into his own net, but Indonesia saw out the remaining seconds to seal the win.

Group A: Vietnam 2-1 (1-0) Kuwait

Vietnam booked their place in the quarter-finals of the AFC Futsal Championship with a 2-1 win over Kuwait, although the tournament hosts missed out on top spot in Group A on goal difference to their opponents after conceding with just five seconds remaining at Phu Tho Stadium.

Vietnam started the quicker of the two teams, and the stadium erupted three minutes before half-time when Trong Luan drilled the ball across the face of goal for Quoc Nam to bundle home at the back post. The lead could have been doubled 10 seconds later when Trong Luan was played through, but his shot was parried away by Hani Mhisen.

Vietnam did extend their lead four minutes into the second half as when Tran Van Vu was found in space and he squared the ball to Trong Luan to send the host fans into a frenzy. Kuwait coach Luis Fonseca demanded a quick response as he replaced goalkeeper Mhisen with outfield player Abdulrahman Al Wadi. The move forced Vietnam to drop deep and the breakthrough finally arrived with just five seconds left on the clock as Phuoc Anh spilled a cross under little pressure and Al Mosabehi saw his shot trickle over the line to settle Kuwait’s nerves.

Group A: Tajikistan 1-6 (1-2) Iraq

Iraq missed out on a place in the quarter-finals of the AFC Futsal Championship on goal difference despite a 6-1 win over Tajikistan at the Ton Duc Thang University Stadium. With both sides needing to win, Iraq opened the scoring inside the first minute in spectacular fashion as Mustafa Bachay found the net from just inside the Tajikistan half. Despite the Tajikistan goal coming under significant pressure, Iraq were made to pay for a host of missed chances as Makhmudov’s deflected 13th minute strike beat goalkeeper Ahmed Duraid.

Iraq regained the lead less than two minutes later as Hassan Ali scored from the edge of the penalty area. The lead was extended four minutes into the second half with Bachay getting is second goal of the game. Waleed Khalid then got his name on the scoresheet three minutes later and Ali added his second some 90 seconds later with an angled strike from close to the touchline.

Iraq added a sixth with just over five minutes remaining as Karrar Al Thabeti danced down the left touchline after picking the ball up inside his own half before firing past Bibudov from the edge of the area. The final whistle drew muted celebrations for Iraq before their fate was confirmed despite Kuwait’s late goal against Vietnam.

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MATCH DAY 6Group C: Thailand 3-3 (0-2) Lebanon

Having lost 5-1 to Malaysia in their previous outing to concede the head-to-head advantage, Lebanon got off to the perfect start after just 60 seconds at the Phu Tho Stadium when Mohamad Kobeissy found Ali Tneich who side-footed home. Lebanon’s lead was doubled when Abou Zeid broke down the right wing and beat substitute goalkeeper Katawut Hankampa at the near post.

Thailand halved the deficit 35 seconds after the re-start when Kritsada Wongkaeo saw his shot deflect over the head of Tarek Tabboush. The problems, though, only increased for Thailand in the 22nd minute when Kritsada was sent-off after picking up a second yellow card for a pull on Kobeissy on the half-way line, although Lebanon were unable to take advantage. But, restored to five players, Thailand eventually found an equaliser in the 33rd minute when Jirawat Sornwichian found Suphawut from a corner and he hit his shot low and hard past Tabboush.

And Suphawut completed the comeback for Thailand with just 35 seconds remaining as he hit his strike through a crowded penalty area. But there was still time for Lebanon coach Araujo to throw on an extra outfield player in a desperate attempt to find an equaliser and it came through Karim Abou Zeid to book their place in the quarter-finals.

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Group C: Chinese Taipei 3-2 (2-1) Malaysia

Malaysia should have opened the scoring midway through the first half at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium through Qaiser Kadir, but despite having only Chinese Taipei goalkeeper Shih Shin-An to beat, he pushed his effort wide of the post from the edge of the penalty area. Malaysian goalkeeper Firdaus Razali was beaten two minutes later as Lo Chih-An’s cross somehow evaded several Malaysia players inside the penalty area and Chang was on hand to tap-in at the back post. And Chinese Taipei extended their advantage three minutes before half-time as Huang Cheng-Tsung followed up after Asmie Razali had saved from Wu Chun-Ching.

With just over 30 seconds left in the first half, Malaysia halved the deficit with a well-worked team goal as the ball found its way across the edge of the penalty area via Muhammad Shamsul and Zubaidi Alwee for Zahari and he produced a composed finish past Shih.

Chinese Taipei, though, restored their two-goal advantage six minutes after half-time as Malaysia conceded possession on the halfway line and Lo Chih-An fed Weng Wei-Pin who fired past Razali from the edge of the penalty area. But Malaysia hit back three minutes later as Yatim was on hand to convert from close range. Chinese Taipei then stood firm to hold onto their slender advantage and claim a first win of the campaign.

Group D: Japan 4-0 (3-0) Kyrgyzstan

Japan bounced back from the 2-1 defeat by Uzbekistan to end Kyrgyzstan’s hopes of progressing with a 4-0 win at Phu Tho Stadium. With Japan needing to win and Kyrgyzstan only need a point to advance, Minamoto was the first name on the score sheet when a cross-field ball from Shota Hoshi found him free at the back post and he finished first time into the roof of the net. The lead was doubled on nine minutes after a shot from Tomoki Yoshikawa could only be parried by Kyrgyzstan goalkeeper Kirill Ermolov and Kazuhiro Nibuya was on hand to follow up.

Ermolov was able to keep Japan at bay with a series of impressive saves, but Japan again found a way through three minutes before half-time as Nobuya Osodo flicked his shot first time past Ermolov. The Kyrgyzstan goalkeeper was again called into action in the 23rd minute when he pulled off a superb double save from Tomoaki Watanabe and Manabu Takita.

Ermolov was eventually withdrawn with five minutes remaining in place of an extra outfield player as Kyrgyzstan pushed for a way back into the game, but seconds after the change, Osodo took advantage by passing the ball into an empty net after winning the ball on the halfway line.

Group D: Uzbekistan 3-0 (1-0) Korea Republic

With Uzbekistan needing to win to guarantee qualification and Korea only playing for pride following two defeats, it was the Central Asians who made the stronger start at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium and rattled the post after nine minutes through Andrey Shlema.

But nothing could stop Uzbekistan eventually opening the scoring just over five minutes before half-time as Shuhrat Tojiboev poked home from close range following a free-kick on the edge of the Korea penalty area. Uzbekistan remained the dominant force in the second half but struggled to find the required quality in the final third to increase their advantage as Davron Choriev’s header with 10 minutes remaining landed on top of the crossbar.

But four minutes later Choriev finally doubled Uzbekistan’s lead as he swept home at the back post from Tojiboev’s kick-in. And with just over 90 seconds remaining, Dilshod Rakhmatov’s sealed the win by turning home from Tojiboev’s free-kick. Korea eventually finished the game with four-men on the field as Kim Ho-jin picked up a second yellow card with just over 10 seconds remaining.

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QUARTER FINALSKuwait 5-2 (0-0) Australia

With a place in the semi-finals at stake, the evenly-matched contest got off to a cagey start at Phu Tho Stadium although Mohammad Al Dousari did strike the foot of Australia’s post after seven minutes. Dean Lockhart was presented with Australia’s best chance of the first half three minutes before half-time, but after being found by Greg Giovenali’s long ball, he fired straight at Kuwait goalkeeper Hani Mhisen.

Kuwait finally found a breakthrough just seven seconds in the second half as Al Wadi found Hamad Hayat and the captain guided his shot past Australia goalkeeper Peter Spathis via the upright. Australia coach Steven Knight eventually responded by replacing Spathis with an extra outfield player when his side were in possession. But Kuwait doubled their lead in the 26th minute when Abdulrahman Al Wadi volleyed home his seventh goal of the tournament. Al Wadi further extended Kuwait’s lead in the 31st minute when he stabbed the ball through a crowded penalty area and into the bottom corner. Hayat then added his second of the game a minute later after squeezing the ball under the body of an out-rushing Spathis.

Tobias Seeto was able to get a goal back for Australia with seven minutes remaining, but with the Futsalroos pushing for more goals, Al Wadi struck into an empty net on the counterattack. Jarrod Basger’s shot from a tight angle with two minutes remaining gave Australia another glimmer of hope, but Kuwait saw out the final minutes to seal their place in the quarter-finals.

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Thailand 2-3 (1-2) Japan

After an even start to the contest with both sides showing plenty of attacking intent at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium, Japan opened the scoring after seven minutes as Kazuhiro Nibuya slid in at the back post to convert Akira Minamoto’s low cross and claim his fourth goal of the campaign. Japan doubled their lead six minutes before half-time as Nobuya Osodo rounded Thailand goalkeeper Katawut Hankampa on the edge of the penalty area and squeezed home his sixth goal in four games.

Thailand enjoyed more possession in the closing stages of the first half and with just over five seconds remaining in the first half, Japan conceded their sixth foul close to the halfway line and Suphawut Thueanklang beat Fujiwara from the 10-metre penalty spot to claim his seventh goal of the campaign. And five minutes into the second half the scores were level as Jirawat Sornwichian found a way past Fujiwara at his near post.

But with five just under five minutes remaining, Kaoru Morioka spun away from Piyapan close to the touchline before dispatching his shot past Katawut and into the far corner to reclaim the lead for Japan. Japan stood firm in the final minutes and did have a chance to extend their lead in the closing seconds, but Katawut saved Kotaro Inaba’s penalty, and there was no time for Thailand to mount one final attack.

IR Iran 15-4 (5-1) Vietnam

Iran started stronger at Phu Tho Stadium and found a way through when on three minutes Hossein Tayebi and roll the ball in the goal having spun around the out-rushing Dang Phuoc Anh. Iran doubled their lead with Tayebi scoring his second of the match. Vahid Shafiei then drilled a ball across the area Vietnam goalkeeper Phuoc Anh was left red faced as he deflected the ball into his own net for Iran’s third.

The hosts did reduce the deficit a minute later when a shot was parried by Samimi and Phung Trong Luan was able to poke the ball in from close range. But it took Iran less than 10 seconds to restore their three-goal advantage with a goal from Mohammad Shajari and Alireza Vafaei scored Iran’s fifth in the 16th minute. Ly Khanh Hung, though, ensured Vietnam were first to score after the break with a fine solo effort in the 22nd minute from near the half-way line.

But quick fire goals, from Tayebi and two goals from Asghar Hassanzadeh in the 25th minute, finally put the game out of Vietnam’s reach. Hassanzadeh then wrapped up his hat-trick with a spectacular effort from inside his own half which lobbed over substitute goalkeeper Tran Buu Phuoc. Trong Luan did pull another goal back for Vietnam in the 28th minute. Iran, then, saw goals from Mohammad Shajari (twice), Behroz Jafari and Farhad Fakhim (twice) with Pham Thanh Dat scoring one for Vietnam in the 36th minute to round-up the competition’s highest scoring match.

Uzbekistan 6-2 (1-0) Lebanon

Uzbekistan earned an AFC Futsal Championship semi-final with 10-time winners Iran after recording a resounding 6-2 win over Lebanon at the quarter-final at Ton Duc Thang University Stadium. Despite Uzbek goalkeeper Rustam Umarov remaining the busier of the two goalkeepers, opposite number Tarek Tabboush was the first to be beaten midway through the first half through Andrey Shlema’s first-time turning shot.

Lebanon resumed their dominance after the goal, but failed to make good of it and Uzbekistan scored twice in less than a minute at the start of the second half through Dilshod Rakhmatov and Shuhrat Tojiboev. Farkhod Abdumavlyanov then added a fourth minutes later with Lebanon again overcommitted as they pushed for a way back into the contest, with Tabboush beaten by a shot from the edge of the penalty area.

Lebanon coach Francisco Araujo responded by withdrawing Tabboush in place of Mohamad Kobeissy, although the move quickly backfired as Artur Yunusov scored into an empty net from well inside the Uzbekistan half with nine minutes remaining. And a minute later, with Tabboush again off the field, Rakhmatov added a sixth for the Uzbeks. Lebanon did pull a goal back through Ahamd Kheir El Dine with under three minutes remaining before Moustafa Serhan netted in the final minute, although they did little to detract from a convincing victory for Uzbekistan.

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SEMI FINALSKuwait 1-6 (1-1) Japan

Having edged out 2012 finalists Thailand 3-2 a day earlier, Japan made a bright start at Phu Tho Stadium and broke the deadlock when Inaba hit a low drive across the face of goal which Kuwait goalkeeper Hani Mhisen was unable to deal with. Japan continued to put pressure on Mhisen’s goal, but it was Kuwait that equalised after 15 minutes when Mohammad Mohammad tapped the ball home after Abdulrahman Al Wadi’s fierce shot was initially parried by Fujiwara.

Japan, though, found themselves back in front less than a minute after the break when Minamoto fired a shot over the head of Mhisen. The lead was doubled in the 22nd minute when Inaba drilled his shot into the roof of the net. As a result of the two- quickfire goals, Kuwait coach Luis Fonseca replaced goalkeeper Mhisen with Al Awadhi. But seconds later, Osodo was able to roll the ball into an empty net from inside his own half to extend the lead.

On 27 minutes Osodo caught Mohammad Al Dousari in possession and scored from a tight angle to take his tally for the tournament to eight. Osodo then turned provider two minutes later as he squared a ball to Shota Hoshi who was able to beat temporary goalkeeper Al Awadhi to give Japan a convincing win.

08 May 2014IR Iran 10-0 (5-0) Uzbekistan

Iran secured an 11th AFC Futsal Championship final appearance after a thumping victory over Uzbekistan at Phu Tho Stadium. Iran got off to a blistering start and took the lead after just 42 seconds when Alireza Vafaei fired a shot into the corner of the goal. The second came 30 seconds later when Hossein Tayebi was found on the edge of the penalty area and he spun to score.

Tayebi then turned provider less than a minute later by cutting out goalkeeper Rustam Umarov for Asghar Hassanzadeh to pass the ball into the net. And Iran further extended their lead in the seventh minute when Artur Yunusov pulled back on the shirt of Ahmad Esmaeilpour to concede a free-kick, and he made no mistake with a low strike past Umarov.

Iran continued to control the pace of the game after the restart and Vahid Shafiei got his second of the contest after 24 minutes. Tayebi netted his second and Iran’s seventh when he turned Farhad Tavakoli’s cross past Umarov in the 27th minute to complete this third hat-trick of the tournament. And after Mohammad Shajari added a ninth in the 30th minute, Iran reached double figures as Shafiei wrapped up his hat-trick when he was found open in the area by Esmaeilpour.

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3rd/4th PLACINGKuwait 1-2 (0-1) Uzbekistan

With Iran having ended Uzbekistan’s hopes and Japan having beaten Kuwait in the semi-finals, both sides went into the match at Phu Tho Stadium determined to score the first goal. The Central Asians eventually found the breakthrough on 11 minutes as Dilshod Rakhmatov raced clear after winning and he slid the ball under goalkeeper Hani Mhisen. Goalkeeper Klim Tyugayev, who was brought on as a penalty specialist, then turned hero after he pulled off a stunning double save after first blocking Al Whadhi’s initial penalty with his feet before blocking the follow up from Abdulaziz Al Basam.

Kuwait had the first chance after the break as Abdulrahman Al Wadi shot wide before Rakhmatov shot agonisingly wide for Uzbekistan. With just nine minutes left Kuwait coach Luis Fonseca pushed for an equaliser by replacing goalkeeper Mhisen with outfield player Al Wadi. The move almost backfired seconds later as Yunusov was found on the break by Shuhrat Tojiboev only to fire wide with an open goal gaping.

Uzbekistan, though, did double their lead from the resulting corner as Abdumavlyanov chipped his close range effort over the head of Mhisen from Tojiboev’s delivery. But Kuwait set-up a tense final five minutes as Al Awadhi’s strike trickled into the far corner of the goal via the upright. Kuwait, though, were unable to find an equaliser in the closing stages and Uzbekistan claimed third place.

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FINALJapan 2-2 a.e.t (1-1, 0-1)3-0 PSO IR Iran

After Japan and Iran had eased past their opponents in the semi-finals, the highly-anticipated final at Phu Tho Stadium started at a high tempo and it was Iran goalkeeper Alireza Samimi who was first called into action to deny Manabu Takita after just 30 seconds. Yushi Sekiguchi then denied Hassanzadeh at the other end on three minutes before the Japan custodian stopped Vahid Shafiei’s header from point blank range. With momentum in their favour, Iran opened the scoring after eight minutes when Hossein Tayebi pulled the ball back for Farhad Tavakoli to drill a low shot through a crowded penalty area and past Sekiguchi.

Iran kept Sekiguchi busy after half-time, but despite Japan struggling to find a foothold in the game, they levelled the tie in the 26th minute as Kotaro Inaba’s free-kick went under the wall and through the legs of Samimi. There was still time for Iran to have their chance to claim the title in normal time as Sekiguchi denied Hassanzadeh with just four seconds remaining to send the tie to extra-time.

But Iran were not to be denied just two minutes into the first half of extra-time as Tayebi was allowed to turn after receiving Vafaei’s pass and he fired his shot under the body of Sekiguchi. Japan coach Miguel Rodrigo eventually responded in the second half of extra-time by introducing Osodo in place of goalkeeper Sekiguchi. And the move paid off after just 40 seconds as Hamid Ahmadi deflected Tomoaki Watanabe’s low shot into his own net.

With both teams unable to score, the tie went to penalties. Kazuhiro Nibuya set Japan on their way in the shootout before Sekiguchi denied Mohammad Taheri. Tomoki Yoshikawa then extended the lead before Sekiguchi again saved from Ghodrat Bahadori. And after Akira Minamoto drilled his penalty past Samimi, Sekiguchi saved from Asghar Hassanzadeh to hand Japan a third AFC Futsal Championship title.

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● MEDICAL REPORT

The following is a report on the medical affairs at the AFC Futsal Championship Vietnam 2014 held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam from 29 April – 10 May 2014.

Survey of injuries and illnesses using the standard F-MARC injury reporting forms were distributed to the medical representatives of each team during the Team Doctors/Team Physiotherapist Coordination Meeting on 29 April 2014 (Group A & B) and on 30 April 2014 (Group C & D). Teams showed cooperation with complete compliance in the attendance.

The AFC appointed two (2) Medical Officers who oversaw the medical services and carried-out doping control testing, namely:

1) dr. randolph molo (Philippines; and2) dr. meechai Inwood (thailand)

Information was also obtained by the team’s medical staff. Most teams had one medical doctor and/or one therapist as well as other staff such as masseur and athletics trainers.

One hospital had been designated for each venue. The hospitals provided excellent services in terms of diagnosis, investigation and treatment of injured players.

The medical staff of the LOC provided good coverage, assistance and services. There were no major medical events during the tournament.

InjurIes/Illness durIng the tournament

The AFC Medical Officers appointed for this tournament gathered information through the following: 1) Injury reporting forms submitted by the teams’ medical Officers/Physiotherapists;

2) observation and involvement with the injured player (if required); and

3) discussions and interviews with the teams’ medical representatives.

A total of 49 injuries were reported during the tournament’s matches with a ratio of 1.53 (49/32) and 18 injuries during training days. It was reported that there are 50 days of player absence due to sustained injuries such as fracture of the toe/foot (14 days) and MCL of the knee that required 9 days of rest. The highest types of injuries sustained were sprain of joint and ligaments (23), contusion (12) and strains (6).

grouP teams teams doCtors

team PhYsIo

theraPIstothers

A

KuWaIt 1 1VIetnam 1 1IRAQ 0 1TAJIKISTAN 1 0

B

IR IRAN 0 1AUSTRALIA 0 1INDONESIA 1 1CHINA PR 1 0

C

THAILAND 0 2LEBANON 0 1CHINESETAIPEI

0 1

MALAYSIA 0 1

D

UZBEKISTAN 1 0JAPAN 1 0 1KYRGYZSTAN 1 0KOREA REP. 1 1

Team Doctors/ Physiotherapist (Group A & B)

InjurY BodY PartKnee 12 24.5%ankle 11 22.4%Thigh 8 16.3%Foot / Toe 3 6.1%Face (incl. eye, ear, nose) 3 6.1%Lower leg 3 6.1%Groin 2 4.1%Sternum / Ribs 2 4.1%Lumbar spine / Lower back 1 2.0%Hip 1 2.0%Hand 1 2.0%Neck / Cervical spine 1 2.0%Abdomen 1 2.0%

The following is a list of the injuries incurred:

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The team doctors/team physiotherapists reported ten (10) illnesses which were minor cases such as diarrhoea, abdominal spasm, upper respiratory infection and flu which were all treated through oral medication and rest.

At the Grand Saigon Hotel, where the AFC headquarters were situated, a numbers of conditions were examined and treated by the medical officers. All cases were satisfactorily resolved (upper respiratory tract infections, headaches, diarrhoea, ankle sprain, hamstring strain, constipation, and indigestion). One case was referred to a private hospital identified by AFC Medical Officer prior to the tournament.

doPIng Controls

At each game, doping controls were carried-out on players selected at random from each team. A total of 40 tests were carried out. The results showed that thirty-nine (39) reported negative for doping and one sample reported adverse analytical finding which is under case management.

The testing was done at the WADA accredited laboratory at the New Delhi National Dope Testing Laboratory in India. The co-operation from the players selected for testing and their accompanying medical representatives was excellent.

The Competition, Events and Hospitality Department as well as the Medical Department provided invaluable support, especially in the following areas:

Communication to the teams regarding the medical related activities;

Organisation of logistical arrangements of the medical meetings with the local medical committee and the 16 team doctors prior to the competition;

Medical department organization of the transport of samples to the testing laboratory; and

Follow-up on test results and general correspondence.

From a medical standpoint, the AFC Futsal Championship Vietnam 2014 was successful. There were no major medical events. Participating players, staff and members of the AFC delegation had quick access to medical services and care. All conditions were satisfactorily resolved.

Sincere thanks towards the Local Organizing Committee, especially to Dr. Tran Van Phuc for their assistance throughout the event.

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● REFEREEING REPORT

FUTSAL REFEREE INSTRUCTORS/ ASSESSORS

MOUSAVI SEYEDSADREDDIN(IRN)

SAMINATHEN MARIMUTHU(MAS)

WONG PO ON ANDY(HKG)

PEDRO ANGEL GALAN NIETO(ESP)-UEFA

FITNESS REFEREES INSTRUCTOR

UTSUMI TOSHIO(JPN)

FERNANDO GUTIERREZ LUMBRERAS (ESP)-UEFA

DATE OF TOURNAMENT

30 April to 10 May 2014

VENUE

Ho Chi Minh City,

Vietnam

STADIUM

Main:

Phu Tho Stadium

2nd :

Duc Thang University

Stadium

FUTSAL REFEREES

CHRISTOPHER DANIEL COLLEY (AUS)

SCOTT BRADLEY KIDSON(AUS)

ZHANG YOUZE(CHN)

MAHMOUD REZA NASIRLOO(IRN)

VAHID ARZPEYMA MOHAMAREH (IRN)

HASAN MOHAMMED MOUSA AL-GBURI (IRQ)

HUSEIN MAHMOUD HUSEIN KHALAILEH (JOR)

KOBAYASHI HIROYUKI(JPN)

KOZAKI TOMOHIRO(JPN)

BUKUEV NURDIN(KGZ)

MOHAMAD CHAMI(LIB)

HELDAY IDANG(MAS)

PULATOV SHUKHRAT(UZB)

TRUONG QUOC DUNG(VIE)

SASA TOMIC(CRO)-UEFA

FERNANDO GUTIERREZ LUMBRERAS (ESP)-UEFA

STAND-BY REFEREES

REY MARTINEZ RITAGA(PHI)

YUTTAKON MAIKET(THA)

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IntroduCtIon

All of the 14 AFC Match officials for the final round of the tournament were appointed from the AFC Futsal Referees 2014 pool, and as AFC has an exchange programme with UEFA, we have also invited one (1) Futsal Referee Instructor and two (2) Futsal Referees from UEFA. All the appointed Referees were given the opportunity to be assessed, guided and supported during this tournament and they have performed very well. Also for the first time in an AFC Futsal competition, a Referees Fitness Instructor was appointed.

arrIVal & CoordInatIon meetIng

All the Futsal Referees, Referees Instructors and Referees Fitness Instructor reported on 27th April 2014.

PreParatorY Course

The aim of the Preparatory Course is to ensure the referees are ready physically and mentally to officiate AFC’s premier Futsal competition. Three main fundamentals conducted during the course were:

1) fitness-test2) theoretical session3) Practical session

the Futsal Referees Instructors. All referees and standby referees passed the required time for the fitness test. The fitness test was conducted by the appointed Referees Fitness Instructor Mr. Utsumi Toshio and assisted by four Referee Assessors/Instructors. The medical team and ambulance were present to assist.

theoretICal sessIon Presentations by the Instructors had added a lot to referees’ knowledge. Two sessions of Preparatory Course were conducted on 28 & 29 April 2014. Referees were urged to be committed, courageous and be consistent when they perform on the pitch.The key points covered and delivered were as follows:

1) Consistency/uniformity on foul regnasation/degree of foul2) Protecting the Players 3) let game flow4) substitution Bench Control5) other related topics

PraCtICal sessIon

Two practical sessions during Preparatory Course were held at Phu Tho Stadium on 28 April and Duc Thang University Stadium on 29 April 2014 from 1400 - 1600. Objectives of the session are to do the inspection of the venue [check the pitch marking, facilities of the pitch etc. according to the Law of The Game requirements] and also to familiarize the referees with the Scoreboard Control and Venue environments. On the 29 April at Duc Thang University Stadium, Referees Instructors conducted the simulation training. During this session, referees provided the Communication System to familiarize them with the equipments.

aPPoIntment of referees

Appointment of referees were decided for first match days it is announced 1 day before the match (after the debriefing session) and distributed to the referees. The lists of appointments were given to the Head of Delegation, Head of Administration and Match Commissioners. Subsequent appointments were distributed to the relevant officials after discussion with the Instructors for each match day. Appointments were based on the referees’ performance during the competition.

After the quarter final stage, 6 Futsal referees were released from the competition: Referees from China (1), Iran (1), Iraq (1), Japan (1), Malaysia (1) and Uzbekistan (1)

refereeIng PhYsICal fItness

fItness test

The fitness test for referees was conducted on 28th April 2014 at Thong Nhat Stadium from 1730 to 1830 with assistance from

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As for this competition the Referees Fitness Instructor was appointed, all refereeing physical matter will under his supervision. During the Referees Daily Briefing he will explain

to the referees on the development of the fitness matter. The Referees Fitness Instructor submitted the detail report on the Refereeing Psychical Fitness to AFC.

daIlY BrIefIng and de-BrIefIng

Briefing and debriefing sessions were held in the Grand Hotel, at 1100 – 1230. The debriefing session is to recap the referees’ performance and correct or explain the referees’ decision on the matches previous day to improve further. Appointed RA were conducted the session and they use the appropriate incidents clips which cited from the match DVD provided. Team tactics from that game were also discussed and for referees considerations for the next games involving these teams.

hosPItalItY BY loC

On the refereeing side, LOC has done exceptionally well. The LOC and the hotel staff were very accommodating and provided good assistance and support to the referees and the instructors. The transport during training and on match days, were very well coordinated. The referees were given free internet access, gym and swimming pool facilities for them to have recovery after each match day.

oVerall PerformanCe of referees

All matches were generally played in the spirit of fair play and the players respected the decisions of the referees. There were no major errors committed by the match officials which affected the result of the match. The teamwork, cooperation and communication among the referees were encouraging. The overall performance of the referees was very good.

Match preparation session

Post-match recovery session

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S TAT I S T I C S & T E A M D ATA

Results and Ranking

Awards

Match Data

Technical Statistics

Team Data and Analysis

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● STATISTICS AND DATA ● RESULTS AND RANKING

no. date team a sCore team B grouP

1 30 Apr,14 KUWAIT 5-0 (2-0) TAJIKISTAN Group A 2 30 Apr,14 I.R. IRAN 5-1 (4-0) INDONESIA Group B 3 30 Apr,14 VIETNAM 1-2 (0-0) IRAQ Group A 4 30 Apr,14 AUSTRALIA 2-1 (1-1) CHINA P.R. Group B 5 01 May,14 THAILAND 7-1 (2-1) MALAYSIA Group C 6 01 May,14 JAPAN 12-0 (4-0) KOREA REPUBLIC Group D 7 01 May,14 LEBANON 8-5 (2-4) CHINESE TAIPEI Group C 8 01 May,14 KYRGYZSTAN 2-2 (0-2) UZBEKISTAN Group D 9 02 May,14 IRAQ 3-5 (1-2) KUWAIT Group A 10 02 May,14 INDONESIA 0-5 (0-2) AUSTRALIA Group B 11 02 May,14 TAJIKISTAN 4-10 (2-5) VIETNAM Group A 12 02 May,14 CHINA P.R. 0-12 (0-6) I.R. IRAN Group B 13 03 May,14 MALAYSIA 5-1 (3-1) LEBANON Group C 14 03 May,14 KOREA REPUBLIC 1-4 (0-1) KYRGYZSTAN Group D 15 03 May,14 CHINESE TAIPEI 2-5 (0-3) THAILAND Group C 16 03 May,14 UZBEKISTAN 2-1 (1-1) JAPAN Group D 17 04 May,14 I.R. IRAN 8-1 (6-1) AUSTRALIA Group B 18 04 May,14 CHINA P.R. 3-4 (2-2) INDONESIA Group B 19 04 May,14 VIETNAM 2-1 (1-0) KUWAIT Group A 20 04 May,14 TAJIKISTAN 1-6 (1-2) IRAQ Group A 21 05 May,14 THAILAND 3-3 (0-2) LEBANON Group C 22 05 May,14 CHINESE TAIPEI 3-2 (2-1) MALAYSIA Group C 23 05 May,14 JAPAN 4-0 (3-0) KYRGYZSTAN Group D 24 05 May,14 UZBEKISTAN 3-0 (1-0) KOREA REPUBLIC Group D 25 07 May,14 KUWAIT 5-2 (0-0) AUSTRALIA Quarter Finals 26 07 May,14 THAILAND 2-3 (1-2) JAPAN Quarter Finals 27 07 May,14 I.R. IRAN 15-4 (5-1) VIETNAM Quarter Finals 28 07 May,14 UZBEKISTAN 6-2 (1-0) LEBANON Quarter Finals 29 08 May,14 KUWAIT 1-6 (1-1) JAPAN Semi Finals 30 08 May,14 I.R. IRAN 10-0 (5-0) UZBEKISTAN Semi Finals 31 10 May,14 KUWAIT 1-2 (0-1) UZBEKISTAN 3rd/4th Placing

32 10 May,14 JAPAN 2-2 a.e.t. (1-1,0-1)3-0 PSO I.R. IRAN Final

team P W d l f a gd PtsKuWaIt 3 2 0 1 11 5 6 6VIetnam 3 2 0 1 13 7 6 6IRAQ 3 2 0 1 11 7 4 6TAJIKISTAN 3 0 0 3 5 21 -16 0

Group A

TOURNAMENT RESULT

team KuWaIt VIetnam IraQ tajIKIstan P W d lgoals

gd Pts Cau. eXP.f a

KuWaIt 1-2 5-3 5-0 3 2 0 1 11 5 6 6 4 0

VIetnam 2-1 1-2 10-4 3 2 0 1 13 7 6 6 5 0

IraQ 3-5 2-1 6-1 3 2 0 1 11 7 4 6 3 0

tajIKIstan 0-5 4-10 1-6 3 0 0 3 5 21 -16 0 5 0

TOTAL 40 17 0

AVERAGE PER MATCH 6.67 2.83 0

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Group B

Group C

Group D

team P W d l f a gd PtsI.r. Iran 3 3 0 0 25 2 23 9australIa 3 2 0 1 8 9 -1 6INDONESIA 3 1 0 2 5 13 -8 3CHINA P.R. 3 0 0 3 4 18 -14 0

team I.r.Iran australIa IndonesIa ChIna

P.r. P W d lgoals

gd Pts Cau. eXP.f a

I.r. Iran 8-1 5-1 12-0 3 3 0 0 25 2 23 9 2 0

australIa 1-8 5-0 2-1 3 2 0 1 8 9 -1 6 3 0

IndonesIa 1-5 0-5 4-3 3 1 0 2 5 13 -8 3 3 2

ChIna P.r. 0-12 1-2 3-4 3 0 0 3 4 18 -14 0 3 0

TOTAL 42 11 2

AVERAGE PER MATCH 7 1.83 0.33

team P W d l f a gd PtsthaIland 3 2 1 0 15 6 9 7leBanon 3 1 1 1 12 13 -1 4CHINESE TAIPEI 3 1 0 2 10 15 -5 3MALAYSIA 3 1 0 2 8 11 -3 3

team thaIland leBanon ChInese taIPeI malaYsIa P W d l

goalsgd Pts Cau. eXP.

f a

thaIland 3-3 5-2 7-1 3 2 1 0 15 6 9 7 5 1

leBanon 3-3 8-5 1-5 3 1 1 1 12 13 -1 4 7 0

ChInese taIPeI 2-5 5-8 3-2 3 1 0 2 10 15 -5 3 4 0

malaYsIa 1-7 5-1 2-3 3 1 0 2 8 11 -3 3 2 0

TOTAL 45 18 1

AVERAGE PER MATCH 7.5 3 0.17

team P W d l f a gd PtsuZBeKIstan 3 2 1 0 7 3 4 7jaPan 3 2 0 1 17 2 15 6KYRGYZSTAN 3 1 1 1 6 7 -1 4KOREA REPUBLIC 3 0 0 3 1 19 -18 0

team uZBeKIstan jaPan KYrgYZstan Korea rePuBlIC P W d l

goalsgd Pts Cau. eXP.

f a

uZBeKIstan 2-1 2-2 3-0 3 2 1 0 7 3 4 7 5 0

jaPan 1-2 4-0 12-0 3 2 0 1 17 2 15 6 2 0

KYrgYZstan 2-2 0-4 4-1 3 1 1 1 6 7 -1 4 4 0

Korea rePuBlIC 0-3 0-12 1-4 3 0 0 3 1 19 -18 0 5 1

TOTAL 31 16 1

AVERAGE PER MATCH 5.17 2.67 0.17

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Quarter Finals team P W d l f a gd PtsI.r. Iran 1 1 0 0 15 4 11 3uZBeKIstan 1 1 0 0 6 2 4 3KUWAIT 1 1 0 0 5 2 3 3JAPAN 1 1 0 0 3 2 1 3THAILAND 1 0 0 1 2 3 -1 0AUSTRALIA 1 0 0 1 2 5 -3 0LEBANON 1 0 0 1 2 6 -4 0VIETNAM 1 0 0 1 4 15 -11 0

team I.r. Iran uZBeKIstan KuWaIt jaPan thaIland australIa leBanon VIetnam P W d l

goals

gd Pts Cau. eXP.f a

I.r. Iran 15-4 1 1 0 0 15 4 11 3 2 0

uZBeKIstan 6-2 1 1 0 0 6 2 4 3 1 0

KuWaIt 5-2 1 1 0 0 5 2 3 3 1 0

jaPan 3-2 1 1 0 0 3 2 1 3 1 0

thaIland 2-3 1 0 0 1 2 3 -1 0 4 0

australIa 2-5 1 0 0 1 2 5 -3 0 1 0

leBanon 2-6 1 0 0 1 2 6 -4 0 1 0

VIetnam 4-15 1 0 0 1 4 15 -11 0 0 0

total 39 11 0

aVerage Per matCh 9.75 2.75 0

Semi Finals team P W d l f a gd PtsI.r. Iran 1 1 0 0 10 0 10 3jaPan 1 1 0 0 6 1 5 3KUWAIT 1 0 0 1 1 6 -5 0UZBEKISTAN 1 0 0 1 0 10 -10 0

team I.r. Iran jaPan KuWaIt uZBeKIstan P W d l

goals

gd Pts Cau. eXP.f a

I.r. Iran 10-0 1 1 0 0 10 0 10 3 0 0

jaPan 6-1 1 1 0 0 6 1 5 3 0 0

KuWaIt 1-6 1 0 0 1 1 6 -5 0 4 0

uZBeKIstan 0-10 1 0 0 1 0 10 -10 0 3 0

total 17 7 0

aVerage Per matCh 8.5 3.5 0

3rd/ 4th Placing team P W d l f a gd PtsuZBeKIstan 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 3KuWaIt 1 0 0 1 1 2 -1 0

team uZBeKIstan KuWaIt P W d l

goals

gd Pts Cau. eXP.f a

uZBeKIstan 2-1 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 3 0 0

KuWaIt 1-2 1 0 0 1 1 2 -1 0 1 0

total 3 1 0

aVerage Per matCh 3 1 0

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team ranKIng1 JAPAN

2 IR IRAN

3 UZBEKISTAN

4 KUWAIT

5 THAILAND

6 AUSTRALIA

7 LEBANON

8 VIETNAM

9 IRAQ

10 KYRGYZSTAN

11 MALAYSIA

12 CHINESE TAIPEI

13 INDONESIA

14 CHINA PR

15 TAJIKISTAN

16 KOREA REPUBLIC

Final team P W d l f a gd PtsjaPan 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 1I.r. Iran 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 1

team jaPan I.r. Iran P W d l

goals

gd Pts Cau. eXP.f a

jaPan 2-2 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 0

I.r. Iran 2-2 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 1 3 0

total 4 4 0

aVerage Per matCh 4 4 0

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● STATISTICS AND DATA ● AWARDS

MVP AWARD:ASGHAR HASSANZADEH

The Most Valuable Player of the competition is given to the player who has a major influence on the individual matches and the overall competition. Iran’s heart of attack, the 26 year old Asghar Hassanzadeh scooped the AFC Futsal Championship 2014 MVP award.

The AFC Fair Play Award is awarded to the team that collected the most Fair Play points in the competition. First-placed Japan won the maximum Fair Play points and was declared the winner of

this award.

AFC FAIRPLAY AWARDS:

JAPAN

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TOP GOAL SCORER AWARDS:HOSSEIN TAYEBIThe Top Goal Scorer award is given to the player who scored the most number of goals in the Competition. In the event that there is a tie in the number of goals scored, the number of assists will be taken into account. Iran’s goal machine, Hossein Tayebi walked away with the top scorer honour with fifteen goals scored in six games.

Top Scorers

no. name team goals

1 HOSSEIN TAYEBI I.R. IRAN 15 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 15 (total)2 ASGHAR HASSANZADEH I.R. IRAN 8 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 8 (total)3 OSODO NOBUYA JAPAN 8 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 8 (total)4 VAHID SHAFIEI I.R. IRAN 8 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 8 (total)5 ABDULRAHMAN T F S S ALTAWAIL KUWAIT 7 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 7 (total)6 SUPHAWUT THUEANKLANG THAILAND 6 (G), 1 (PK), 0 (Own), 7 (total)7 PHUNG TRONG LUAN VIETNAM 5 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 5 (total)8 ALI TNEICH LEBANON 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)9 ALIREZA VAFAEI I.R. IRAN 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)10 FARHAD TAVAKOLI I.R. IRAN 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)

WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY

M V P“excellent in

defending and attacking, heart of

the team, and great mentality”

- AFC TSG officers Tsang Wai Chung and Chiew Chun Yong

Full name:AsgharHassanzadeh

Date of birth:2 Nov 1987

Place of birth:Qom, Iran

Age: 26

Height: 1.69m

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● STATISTICS AND DATA ● MATCH DATA

KuWaIt v. tajIKIstan 5-0 (2-0)

1 30-04-2014 16:00 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 300

KUW:3 H.MHISEN, 4 A.ALFARSI, 5 HAMAD HAYAT, 7 A.ALTAWEEL, 9 A. ALMOSABEHI, 1 A.HAYAT, 2 M.ALBEDAIH, 6 A. ALWADI, 8 M.ALZEBAIBI, 10 M. AL DOUSARI, 11 A. ALBASAM, 12 H.ALAWADHI, 13 J.ALNASER, 14 M.MOHAMMAD

TJK:1 BIBUDOV, 8 MAMEDBABAEV, 9 MAHMUDOV, 10 JUMAEV, 11 ULMASSOV, 2 SALOMOV , 3 NAZAROV , 4 AKNAZAROV , 5 SHOHZUKHUROV, 6 DODKHUDOEV , 7 SHARIPOV, 12 ALIKULOV

Scorers: 1-0 3' HAMAD HAYAT(5), 2-0 13' A.ALTAWEEL(7), 3-0 22' HAMAD HAYAT(5), 4-0 38' A.ALTAWEEL(7), 5-0 39' A.ALTAWEEL(7)

Referee: ZHANG YOUZE (CHN)Second Referee: HUSEIN MAHMOUD HUSEIN KHALAILEH (JOR)Third Referee: CHRIS COLLEY (AUS)

Time Keeper: VAHID ARZPEYMA MOHAMAREH (IRN)

Cautions:KUW: 18’ A. ALMOSABEHI(9)TJK: 27’ SHOHZUKHUROV(5) , 31’ MAHMUDOV(9)

Expulsions:

MATCH DAY 1

I.r. Iran v. IndonesIa 5-1 (4-0) 2 30-04-2014 16:00 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 650

IRN:2 A.SAMIMI, 6 A.VAFAEI, 7 A.HASSANZADEH, 13 F.TAVAKOLI, 15 H.TAYEBI, 1 S.MOHAMMADI, 3 V.SHAFIEI, 5 H.AHMADI, 8 GH.BAHADORI, 9 F.FAKHIM, 10 M.TAHERI, 11 A.ESMAEILPOUR, 12 M.SHAJARI, 16 B.JAFARI

IDN:1 YOS ADI, 7 JAELANI LADJANIBI, 9 ANDRIANSYAH, 10 ANDRI KUSTIAWAN, 12 BAMBANG BAYU S, 2 TEGUH LIMAS, 3 NUR ALI, 5 CAISAR SILITONGA, 6 FUJI M BANDRIANA, 8 FACHRI REZA, 11 ARDY DWI S, 13 SYAHIDAN L, 14 RANDY SATRIA, 15 AGUS SALAM

Scorers: 1-0 8' H.TAYEBI(15), 2-0 17' F.TAVAKOLI(13), 3-0 17' F.TAVAKOLI(13), 4-0 18' A.HASSANZADEH(7), 4-1 30' ANDRI KUSTIAWAN(10), 5-1 38' V.SHAFIEI(3)

Referee: KOZAKI TOMOHIRO (JPN)Second Referee: KOBAYASHI HIROYUKI (JPN)Third Referee: HASAN MOHAMMED MOUSA AL-GBURI (IRQ)

Time Keeper: SASA TOMIC (CRO)

Cautions: IRN: 22’ GH.BAHADORI(8)

Expulsions:

VIetnam v. IraQ 1-2 (0-0) 3 30-04-2014 19:00 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 3,500

VIE:2 V.X.DU, 5 L.K.HUNG, 7 P.T.LUAN, 9 T.B.PHUOC, 11 T.V.VU, 3 L.Q.NAM, 4 N.T.THIEN, 8 P.T.DAT, 10 N.B.QUAN, 12 P.D.HOA, 13 D.N.HAO, 14 T.T.PHI, 15 N.N.SON, 16 N.D.THUAN

IRQ:2 MUSTAFA.B, 3 FIRAS. M, 5 HUSSEIN. A, 12 AHMED. D, 14 WALEED. K, 1 ABDULKADHIM. M, 4 SALIM.F, 6 ALI. J, 7 HASAN. A, 9 IDREES.G, 10 KARRAR. M, 11 AHMED. J, 13 MOHAMMED N., 15 MAHER F.

Scorers: 0-1 22' FIRAS. M(3), 1-1 25' HUSSEIN. A(5), 1-2 40' WALEED. K(14)

Referee: NURDIN BUKUEV (KGZ)Second Referee: PULATOV SHUKHRAT (UZB)Third Referee: SCOTT KIDSON (AUS)

Time Keeper: MAHMOUD REZA NASIRLOO (IRN)

Cautions:VIE: 7’ T.V.VU(11), 12’ P.T.LUAN(7), 40’ L.Q.NAM(3)IRQ: 5’ MUSTAFA.B(2), 11’ FIRAS. M(3)

Expulsions:

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australIa v. ChIna P.r. 2-1 (1-1) 4 30-04-2014 19:00 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 600

AUS:1 SPATHIS, 3 BASGER, 4 G. GIOVENALI, 7 SEETO, 10 FOGARTY, 2 COOPER, 5 SYMINGTON, 6 W. GIOVENALI, 8 LIMA DE MORAES, 9 POLKINGHORNE, 11 LOCKHART, 12 CUA, 13 KONSTANTINOU, 15 MILLER

CHN:3 ZHANG W, 4 TAN G.H, 9 DENG T, 10 LU Y, 12 ZHU B, 1 LI K, 2 LIANG SH, 5 WANG T.Y, 6 GENG D.Y, 7 ZHAO L, 8 WANG H.W, 11 LIU CH, 15 XU Y, 16 GU H.T

Scorers: 0-1 3' ZHANG W(3), 1-1 6' SEETO(7), 2-1 39' SEETO(7)

Referee: MOHAMAD CHAMI (LIB)Second Referee: HELDAY IDANG (MAS)Third Referee: TRUONG QUOC DUNG (VIE)

Time Keeper: FERNANDO LUMBRERAS (ESP)

Cautions: CHN: 14’ GENG D.Y(6)

Expulsions:

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thaIland v. malaYsIa 7-1 (2-1) 5 01-05-2014 16:00 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 380

THA:2 T. ASMING, 3 L. KONGHLA, 6 S. JIRAWAT, 7 W. KRITSADA, 9 T. SUPHAWUT, 1 H. KATAWUT, 4 R. PIYAPAN , 5 S. ATIRAT , 8 C. JETSADA, 10 K. PEERAPAT, 11 P. WANLOP, 13 J. CHAIVAT, 14 T. WIWAT, 15 N. PIYANAT

MAS:1 FIRDAUS, 2 ABU, 3 ASMIE, 4 SHAMSUL, 9 QAISER, 5 FITRI, 6 FARIQ, 7 SHAHMI, 8 AZWANN, 10 FAWZUL, 12 HADEE, 13 NIZAM, 15 AULA, 16 ZUBAIDI

Scorers: 1-0 11' S. JIRAWAT(6), 1-1 11' ASMIE(3), 2-1 12' S. JIRAWAT(6), 3-1 26' T. SUPHAWUT(9), 4-1 28' T. SUPHAWUT(9), 5-1 31' T. WIWAT(14), 6-1 36' T. SUPHAWUT(9), 7-1 39' ZUBAIDI(16)

Referee: VAHID ARZPEYMA MOHAMAREH (IRN)Second Referee: MAHMOUD REZA NASIRLOO (IRN)Third Referee: PULATOV SHUKHRAT (UZB)

Time Keeper: NURDIN BUKUEV (KGZ)

Cautions:THA: 4’ T. SUPHAWUT(9)MAS: 24’ SHAMSUL(4)

Expulsions:

MATCH DAY 2

jaPan v. Korea rePuBlIC 12-0 (4-0) 6 01-05-2014 16:00 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 700

JPN:1 KAWAHARA, 4 MINAMOTO, 10 NIBUYA, 11 HOSHI, 16 NISHITANI, 2 SEKIGUCHI, 3 NAKAMURA, 5 UCHIMURA, 6 OSODO, 7 SATO, 8 TAKITA, 9 MORIOKA, 13 WATANABE, 15 YOSHIKAWA

KOR:1 K H LEE, 7 M K KIM, 9 M Y LEE, 10 J H SHIN, 11 H J KIM, 3 Y H LEE, 4 K H LIM, 5 H N PARK, 6 J W LEE, 8 C K KIM, 12 W J LEE, 13 J S LEE, 14 K J CHOI, 15 D Y LEE

Scorers: 1-0 3' NIBUYA(10), 2-0 6' OSODO(6), 3-0 16' NAKAMURA(3), 4-0 20' OSODO(6), 5-0 29' MINAMOTO(4), 6-0 31' OSODO(6), 7-0 31' UCHIMURA(5), 8-0 33' NAKAMURA(3), 9-0 35' NIBUYA(10), 10-0 36' SATO(7), 11-0 38' NAKAMURA(3), 12-0 39' MORIOKA(9)

Referee: SASA TOMIC (CRO)Second Referee: FERNANDO LUMBRERAS (ESP)Third Referee: MOHAMAD CHAMI (LIB)

Time Keeper: HUSEIN MAHMOUD HUSEIN KHALAILEH (JOR)

Cautions: JPN: 19’ OSODO(6)

Expulsions:

leBanon v. ChInese taIPeI 8-5 (2-4) 7 01-05-2014 18:30 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 150

LIB:1 H. HAMADANI, 3 K. ABOU ZEID, 9 M. KOBEISSY, 10 A. TNEICH, 14 M. SERHAN, 4 M. OSSMAN, 5 A. KHEIR EL DINE, 6 A. RMAITI, 7 H. ZEITOUN, 11 K. ELIAS, 12 M. EL HAJJ, 15 A. DAHER, 16 T. TABBOUSH

TPE:1 W.C.PAN, 9 W.P.WENG, 10 C.C.WC, 11 C.C.LIU, 13 C.T.HUANG, 2 C.A.LO, 3 C.E.LO, 4 H.W.CHANG, 5 S.N.CHEN, 6 C.W.CHU, 7 C.Y.CHANG, 8 Y.J.CHEN, 12 S.A.SHIH, 14 K.C. HUNG

Scorers:

1-0 2' M. SERHAN(14), 1-1 9' C.W.CHU(6), 1-2 11' C.C.LIU(11) Pen, 2-2 17' A. TNEICH(10), 2-3 18' C.T.HUANG(13), 2-4 19' C.T.HUANG(13), 3-4 23' M. KOBEISSY(9), 4-4 23' M. KOBEISSY(9), 5-4 23' A. TNEICH(10), 5-5 27' C.E.LO(3), 6-5 28' A. KHEIR EL DINE(5), 7-5 35' H. ZEITOUN(7), 8-5 39' M. KOBEISSY(9)

Referee: CHRIS COLLEY (AUS)Second Referee: TRUONG QUOC DUNG (VIE)Third Referee: KOBAYASHI HIROYUKI (JPN)

Time Keeper: KOZAKI TOMOHIRO (JPN)

Cautions:LIB: 11’ H. HAMADANI(1)TPE: 28’ C.Y.CHANG(7)

Expulsions:

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KYrgYZstan v. uZBeKIstan 2-2 (0-2) 8 01-05-2014 18:30 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 500

KGZ:2 NIKOLAI, 5 ULAN, 7 RUSLAN, 10 RUSTAM, 15 MARAT, 1 KIRILL, 3 MIRLANBEK, 4 ILIAS, 6 ERKIN, 8 ERSULTAN, 9 MAKSADBEK, 11 MIHAIL, 12 VADIM, 14 EMIL

UZB:1 R. UMAROV, 2 KHOLMATOV, 4 TOJIBOEV, 8 ABDUMAVLYANOV, 11 YUNUSOV, 3 ANOROV, 5 FAYZULLAEV, 6 ABDURAKHMONOV, 7 RAKHMATOV, 9 SHLEMA, 12 TYUGAEV, 13 CHORIEV, 14 SAYDAHMATOV, 15 SADIKOV

Scorers: 0-1 5' ERKIN(6), 0-2 17' ABDUMAVLYANOV(8), 1-2 38' ULAN(5), 2-2 39' EMIL(14)

Referee: SCOTT KIDSON (AUS)Second Referee: HASAN MOHAMMED MOUSA AL-GBURI (IRQ)Third Referee: ZHANG YOUZE (CHN)

Time Keeper: HELDAY IDANG (MAS)

Cautions:

Expulsions:

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IraQ v. KuWaIt 3-5 (1-2)

9 02-05-2014 16:00 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 200

IRQ:2 MUSTAFA.B, 3 FIRAS. M, 5 HUSSEIN. A, 12 AHMED. D, 14 WALEED. K, 1 ABDULKADHIM. M, 4 SALIM.F, 6 ALI. J, 8 AMJAD. K, 9 IDREES.G, 10 KARRAR. M, 11 AHMED. J, 13 MOHAMMED N., 15 MAHER F.

KUW:3 H.MHISEN, 4 A.ALFARSI, 5 HAMAD HAYAT, 7 A.ALTAWEEL, 9 A. ALMOSABEHI, 1 A.HAYAT, 2 M.ALBEDAIH, 6 A. ALWADI, 8 M.ALZEBAIBI, 10 M. AL DOUSARI, 11 A. ALBASAM, 12 H.ALAWADHI, 13 J.ALNASER, 14 M.MOHAMMAD

Scorers: 0-1 2' A.ALFARSI(4), 0-2 16' A.ALTAWEEL(7), 1-2 18' AMJAD. K(8), 1-3 25' A. ALMOSABEHI(9), 1-4 29' A.ALTAWEEL(7), 1-5 30' A.ALTAWEEL(7), 2-5 34' WALEED. K(14), 3-5 35' KARRAR. M(10)

Referee: FERNANDO LUMBRERAS (ESP)Second Referee: SASA TOMIC (CRO)Third Referee: CHRIS COLLEY (AUS)

Time Keeper: SCOTT KIDSON (AUS)

Cautions:IRQ: 10’ HUSSEIN. A(5)KUW: 17’ H.MHISEN(3)

Expulsions:

MATCH DAY 3

IndonesIa v. australIa 0-5 (0-2) 10 02-05-2014 16:00 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 600

IDN:1 YOS ADI, 8 FACHRI REZA, 10 ANDRI KUSTIAWAN, 11 ARDY DWI S, 14 RANDY SATRIA, 2 TEGUH LIMAS, 3 NUR ALI, 5 CAISAR SILITONGA, 6 FUJI M BANDRIANA, 7 JAELANI LADJANIBI, 9 ANDRIANSYAH, 12 BAMBANG BAYU S, 13 SYAHIDAN L, 15 AGUS SALAM

AUS:3 BASGER, 4 G. GIOVENALI, 7 SEETO, 10 FOGARTY, 13 KONSTANTINOU, 1 SPATHIS, 2 COOPER, 5 SYMINGTON, 6 W. GIOVENALI, 8 LIMA DE MORAES, 9 POLKINGHORNE, 11 LOCKHART, 12 CUA, 15 MILLER

Scorers: 0-1 14' W. GIOVENALI(6), 0-2 20' LIMA DE MORAES(8), 0-3 38' G. GIOVENALI(4), 0-4 39' SEETO(7), 0-5 40' FOGARTY(10)

Referee: KOBAYASHI HIROYUKI (JPN)Second Referee: KOZAKI TOMOHIRO (JPN)Third Referee: HASAN MOHAMMED MOUSA AL-GBURI (IRQ)

Time Keeper: VAHID ARZPEYMA MOHAMAREH (IRN)

Cautions:IDN: 13’ YOS ADI(1), 30’ YOS ADI(1)AUS: 11’ SEETO(7), 35’ LIMA DE MORAES(8)

Expulsions: IDN: 13’ FACHRI REZA(8), 30’ YOS ADI(1)

tajIKIstan v. VIetnam 4-10 (2-5) 11 02-05-2014 18:30 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 2,200

TJK:1 BIBUDOV, 6 DODKHUDOEV , 9 MAHMUDOV, 10 JUMAEV, 11 ULMASSOV, 2 SALOMOV , 3 NAZAROV , 4 AKNAZAROV , 5 SHOHZUKHUROV, 7 SHARIPOV, 8 MAMEDBABAEV, 12 ALIKULOV , 13 HALIMOV, 14 FARMONBEKOV

VIE:1 D. P. ANH, 3 L.Q.NAM, 8 P.T.DAT, 10 N.B.QUAN, 14 T.T.PHI, 2 V.X.DU, 4 N.T.THIEN, 5 L.K.HUNG, 7 P.T.LUAN, 11 T.V.VU, 12 P.D.HOA, 13 D.N.HAO, 15 N.N.SON, 16 N.D.THUAN

Scorers: 0-1 10' T.V.VU(11), 1-1 11' MAHMUDOV(9), 1-2 12' P.T.LUAN(7), 1-3 13' N.N.SON(15), 1-4 15' L.Q.NAM(3), 1-5 16' P.D.HOA(12), 2-5 17' MAMEDBABAEV(8), 2-6 25' N.B.QUAN(10), 2-7 27' P.T.LUAN(7), 2-8 27' N.N.SON(15), 3-8 28' JUMAEV(10), 4-8 28' MAHMUDOV(9), 4-9 33' N.B.QUAN(10), 4-10 37' L.K.HUNG(5)

Referee: HELDAY IDANG (MAS)Second Referee: MOHAMAD CHAMI (LIB)Third Referee: MAHMOUD REZA NASIRLOO (IRN)

Time Keeper: ZHANG YOUZE (CHN)

Cautions: TJK: 15’ DODKHUDOEV (6), 25’ NAZAROV (3)

Expulsions:

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ChIna P.r. v. I.r. Iran 0-12 (0-6) 12 02-05-2014 18:30 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 400

CHN:1 LI K, 3 ZHANG W, 4 TAN G.H, 9 DENG T, 10 LU Y, 2 LIANG SH, 5 WANG T.Y, 6 GENG D.Y, 7 ZHAO L, 8 WANG H.W, 11 LIU CH, 12 ZHU B, 15 XU Y, 16 GU H.T

IRN:2 A.SAMIMI, 6 A.VAFAEI, 7 A.HASSANZADEH, 13 F.TAVAKOLI, 15 H.TAYEBI, 1 S.MOHAMMADI, 3 V.SHAFIEI, 5 H.AHMADI, 8 GH.BAHADORI, 9 F.FAKHIM, 10 M.TAHERI, 11 A.ESMAEILPOUR, 12 M.SHAJARI, 16 B.JAFARI

Scorers: 0-1 1' A.HASSANZADEH(7), 0-2 1' H.TAYEBI(15), 0-3 2' A.HASSANZADEH(7), 0-4 5' F.TAVAKOLI(13), 0-5 10' V.SHAFIEI(3), 0-6 12' H.TAYEBI(15), 0-7 24' F.FAKHIM(9), 0-8 25' A.HASSANZADEH(7), 0-9 27' H.TAYEBI(15), 0-10 28' V.SHAFIEI(3), 0-11 35' H.TAYEBI(15), 0-12 40' H.AHMADI(5)

Referee: PULATOV SHUKHRAT (UZB)Second Referee: NURDIN BUKUEV (KGZ)Third Referee: HUSEIN MAHMOUD HUSEIN KHALAILEH (JOR)

Time Keeper: TRUONG QUOC DUNG (VIE)

Cautions: CHN: 15’ LIANG SH(2)

Expulsions:

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malaYsIa v. leBanon 5-1 (3-1) 13 03-05-2014 16:00 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 150

MAS:1 FIRDAUS, 2 ABU, 3 ASMIE, 4 SHAMSUL, 9 QAISER, 5 FITRI, 6 FARIQ, 7 SHAHMI, 8 AZWANN, 10 FAWZUL, 12 HADEE, 13 NIZAM, 15 AULA, 16 ZUBAIDI

LIB:1 H. HAMADANI, 3 K. ABOU ZEID, 9 M. KOBEISSY, 10 A. TNEICH, 14 M. SERHAN, 4 M. OSSMAN, 5 A. KHEIR EL DINE, 6 A. RMAITI, 7 H. ZEITOUN, 8 K. KAWSAN, 11 K. ELIAS, 12 M. EL HAJJ, 15 A. DAHER, 16 T. TABBOUSH

Scorers: 1-0 1' SHAMSUL(4), 2-0 5' NIZAM(13), 3-0 11' NIZAM(13), 3-1 16' A. TNEICH(10), 4-1 23' SHAMSUL(4), 5-1 34' AULA(15)

Referee: HUSEIN MAHMOUD HUSEIN KHALAILEH (JOR)Second Referee: ZHANG YOUZE (CHN)Third Referee: NURDIN BUKUEV (KGZ)

Time Keeper: PULATOV SHUKHRAT (UZB)

Cautions:LIB: 5’ H. HAMADANI(1), 22’ M. KOBEISSY(9), 29’ A. TNEICH(10)

Expulsions:

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Korea rePuBlIC v. KYrgYZstan 1-4 (0-1) 14 03-05-2014 16:00 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 250

KOR:1 K H LEE, 5 H N PARK, 7 M K KIM, 10 J H SHIN, 13 J S LEE, 2 JEON WON JO, 3 Y H LEE, 6 J W LEE, 8 C K KIM, 9 M Y LEE, 11 H J KIM, 14 K J CHOI, 15 D Y LEE, 16 J M LEE

KGZ:1 KIRILL, 5 ULAN, 7 RUSLAN, 10 RUSTAM, 15 MARAT, 2 NIKOLAI, 3 MIRLANBEK, 4 ILIAS, 6 ERKIN, 8 ERSULTAN, 9 MAKSADBEK, 11 MIHAIL, 12 VADIM, 14 EMIL

Scorers: 0-1 17' RUSTAM(10), 0-2 27' RUSTAM(10), 1-2 32' J H SHIN(10), 1-3 37' MARAT(15), 1-4 40' VADIM(12)

Referee: MAHMOUD REZA NASIRLOO (IRN)Second Referee: VAHID ARZPEYMA MOHAMAREH (IRN)Third Referee: SASA TOMIC (CRO)

Time Keeper: MOHAMAD CHAMI (LIB)

Cautions:KOR: 27’ K H LEE(1)KGZ: 4’ ERKIN(6), 19’ VADIM(12)

Expulsions: IDN: 13’ FACHRI REZA(8), 30’ YOS ADI(1)

ChInese taIPeI v. thaIland 2-5 (0-3) 15 03-05-2014 18:30 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 200

TPE:1 W.C.PAN, 2 C.A.LO, 3 C.E.LO, 6 C.W.CHU, 7 C.Y.CHANG, 4 H.W.CHANG, 5 S.N.CHEN, 8 Y.J.CHEN, 9 W.P.WENG, 10 C.C.WC, 11 C.C.LIU, 12 S.A.SHIH, 13 C.T.HUANG, 14 K.C. HUNG

THA:2 T. ASMING, 3 L. KONGHLA, 6 S. JIRAWAT, 7 W. KRITSADA, 9 T. SUPHAWUT, 1 H. KATAWUT, 4 R. PIYAPAN , 5 S. ATIRAT , 8 C. JETSADA, 10 K. PEERAPAT, 11 P. WANLOP, 13 J. CHAIVAT, 14 T. WIWAT, 15 N. PIYANAT

Scorers: 0-1 3' T. SUPHAWUT(9), 0-2 4' C. JETSADA(8), 0-3 9' R. PIYAPAN (4), 0-4 24' W. KRITSADA(7), 1-4 24' C.A.LO(2), 1-5 33' S. JIRAWAT(6), 2-5 33' C.T.HUANG(13)

Referee: HASAN MOHAMMED MOUSA AL-GBURI (IRQ)Second Referee: SCOTT KIDSON (AUS)Third Referee: KOBAYASHI HIROYUKI (JPN)

Time Keeper: KOZAKI TOMOHIRO (JPN)

Cautions:TPE: 34’ W.P.WENG(9)THA: 34’ K. PEERAPAT(10)

Expulsions:

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uZBeKIstan v. jaPan 2-1 (1-1) 16 03-05-2014 18:30 ho Chi minh City - Vietnam spectators: 900

UZB:1 R. UMAROV, 2 KHOLMATOV, 4 TOJIBOEV, 8 ABDUMAVLYANOV, 11 YUNUSOV, 5 FAYZULLAEV, 6 ABDURAKHMONOV, 7 RAKHMATOV, 9 SHLEMA, 12 TYUGAEV, 13 CHORIEV, 14 SAYDAHMATOV, 15 SADIKOV

JPN:1 KAWAHARA, 4 MINAMOTO, 10 NIBUYA, 11 HOSHI, 16 NISHITANI, 3 NAKAMURA, 5 UCHIMURA, 6 OSODO, 8 TAKITA, 9 MORIOKA, 12 FUJIWARA, 13 WATANABE, 14 INABA, 15 YOSHIKAWA

Scorers: 0-1 9' NISHITANI(16), 1-1 10' SHLEMA(9), 2-1 40' YUNUSOV(11)

Referee: TRUONG QUOC DUNG (VIE)Second Referee: CHRIS COLLEY (AUS)Third Referee: HELDAY IDANG (MAS)

Time Keeper: FERNANDO LUMBRERAS (ESP)

Cautions: UZB: 4’ SADIKOV(15), 36’ YUNUSOV(11), 40’ TYUGAEV(12)

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● STATISTICS AND DATA ● TECHNICAL STATISTICS

HOW GOALS WERE SCOREDno. goal tYPe goals PerCentage

1 Combination Play 76 34.42 Wing Play 10 4.53 Defense-splitting pass 11 5.04 GK Distribution 3 1.45 Solo effort 64 29.06 Rebound 18 8.17 Counter Attack 4 1.88 5 Player attack 6 2.79 After a corner kick - left side 3 1.410 After a corner kick- right side 5 2.311 Following from a free-kick 6 2.712 Kick-in 5 2.313 Own Goal 6 2.714 Headers 3 1.415 Penalty 10m 0 0.016 Penalty 6m 1 0.5

total 221 100

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WHEN THE GOALS WERE SCORED

FROM WHERE THE GOALS WERE SCORED

tIme no. of goals

1' - 5' 246'-10' 2011'-15' 2516'-20' 2521'-25' 2826'-30' 3531'-35' 2836'-40' 341st half extra time 1 2nd half extra time 1total 221

goals sCored Count PerCentage

Penalty Mark 1 0.5%Inside Penalty Area 99 44.8%Between Penalty Mark and Goal line but outside Penalty Area 23 10.4%Between Penalty Mark and 2nd Penalty Mark 69 31.2%Between 2nd Penalty Mark and Halfway Line 20 9.0%From Own Half 9 4.1%total 221 100

44 Goals – 46% 1%

31 Goals – 32%

12 Goals – 13 5

4 Goals – 4%

1 Goal – 1%

4 Goals – 4%

99 Goals - 44.8%

23 Goals - 10.4%

1 Goal - 0.5%

69 Goals - 31.2%

20 Goals - 9%

9 Goals - 4.1%

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WHO SCORED THE GOALSaustralIa ChIna P.r. ChInese

taIPeI I.r. Iran IndonesIa IraQ

overall [4 matches] [3 matches] [3 matches] [6 matches] [3 matches] [3 matches]total goals scored 10 4 10 52 5 11Goalkeeper 0 0 0 0 0 0Field Player 10 4 10 52 5 11

jaPan Korea rePuBlIC KuWaIt KYrgYZstan leBanon malaYsIa

overall [6 matches] [3 matches] [6 matches] [3 matches] [4 matches] [3 matches]total goals scored 28 1 18 6 14 8Goalkeeper 0 0 0 0 0 0Field Player 28 1 18 6 14 8

tajIKIstan thaIland uZBeKIstan VIetnam

overall [3 matches] [4 matches] [6 matches] [4 matches]total goals scored 5 17 15 17Goalkeeper 0 0 0 1Field Player 5 17 15 17

no. CountrY goals

1 I.R. IRAN 52 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 52 (total)2 JAPAN 27 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 28 (total)3 KUWAIT 18 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 18 (total)4 THAILAND 15 (G), 1 (PK), 1 (Own), 17 (total)5 VIETNAM 15 (G), 0 (PK), 2 (Own), 17 (total)6 LEBANON 14 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 14 (total)7 UZBEKISTAN 14 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 15 (total)8 IRAQ 11 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 11 (total)9 AUSTRALIA 10 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 10 (total)10 CHINESE TAIPEI 9 (G), 1 (PK), 0 (Own), 10 (total)

no. CountrY PlaYed goals ConCeded

1 VIETNAM 4 222 TAJIKISTAN 3 213 LEBANON 4 194 KOREA REPUBLIC 3 195 CHINA P.R. 3 186 UZBEKISTAN 6 167 KUWAIT 6 158 CHINESE TAIPEI 3 159 AUSTRALIA 4 1410 INDONESIA 3 13

TOURNAMENT GOAL SCORERS

GOALS CONCEDED

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no. CountrY PlaYed aVerage sCore

1 I.R. IRAN 6 8.672 JAPAN 6 4.673 VIETNAM 4 4.254 THAILAND 4 4.255 IRAQ 3 3.676 LEBANON 4 3.57 CHINESE TAIPEI 3 3.338 KUWAIT 6 39 MALAYSIA 3 2.6710 UZBEKISTAN 6 2.5

AVERAGE GOALS SCORED

no. name CountrY goals assIst

1 HOSSEIN TAYEBI I.R. IRAN 15 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 15 (total) 52 ASGHAR HASSANZADEH I.R. IRAN 8 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 8 (total) 43 OSODO NOBUYA JAPAN 8 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 8 (total) 24 VAHID SHAFIEI I.R. IRAN 8 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 8 (total) 35 ABDULRAHMAN T F S S ALTAWAIL KUWAIT 7 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 7 (total) 3

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PlaYer CountrY goals

HOSSEIN TAYEBI I.R. IRAN 15 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 15 (total)ASGHAR HASSANZADEH I.R. IRAN 8 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 8 (total)OSODO NOBUYA JAPAN 8 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 8 (total)VAHID SHAFIEI I.R. IRAN 8 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 8 (total)ABDULRAHMAN T F S S ALTAWAIL KUWAIT 7 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 7 (total)SUPHAWUT THUEANKLANG THAILAND 6 (G), 1 (PK), 0 (Own), 7 (total)PHUNG TRONG LUAN VIETNAM 5 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 5 (total)ALI TNEICH LEBANON 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)ALIREZA VAFAEI I.R. IRAN 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)FARHAD TAVAKOLI I.R. IRAN 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)HAMAD KUWAIT 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)HUANG CHENG-TSUNG CHINESE TAIPEI 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)JIRAWAT SORNWICHIAN THAILAND 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)MOHAMMAD SHAJARI I.R. IRAN 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)NIBUYA KAZUHIRO JAPAN 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)RAKHMATOV DILSHOD UZBEKISTAN 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)TOBIAS SEETO AUSTRALIA 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)ABDUMAVLYANOV FARKHOD UZBEKISTAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)AKIRA MINAMOTO JAPAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)ANDRI KUSTIAWAN INDONESIA 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)FARHAD FAKHIM I.R. IRAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)INABA KOTARO JAPAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)MAKHMUDOV KHURSHED TAJIKISTAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)MOHAMAD KOBEISSY LEBANON 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)NAKAMURA YUSUKE JAPAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)WALEED KHALID FAHEM IRAQ 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)ABDULRAHMAN KUWAIT 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)ABDULRAHMAN N J S R ALMOSABEHI KUWAIT 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)AHMAD ESMAEILPOUR I.R. IRAN 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)AHMAD KHEIR EL DINE LEBANON 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)CAISAR OKTAVIANUS INDONESIA 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)DANIEL AUSTRALIA 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)ERMEKOV RUSTAM KYRGYZSTAN 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)HASAN IRAQ 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)KAORU JAPAN 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)KARIM ABOU ZEID LEBANON 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)KARRAR MOHSIN MOHAMMED AL THABETI IRAQ 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)KRITSADA WONGKAEO THAILAND 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)LY KHANH HUNG VIETNAM 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)MOHAMMAD TAHERI I.R. IRAN 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)MOHD ASMIE AMIR BIN ZAHARI MALAYSIA 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)MOUSTAFA SERHAN LEBANON 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)MUHAMMAD SHAMSUL AKMAR BIN ZAMRI MALAYSIA 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)MUSTAFA BACHAY HAMZAH IRAQ 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)NGO NGOC SON VIETNAM 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)NGUYEN BAO QUAN VIETNAM 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)NIZAM MALAYSIA 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)SHLEMA ANDREY UZBEKISTAN 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)TOJIBOEV SHUHRAT UZBEKISTAN 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)YUNUSOV ARTUR UZBEKISTAN 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)AHMAD KUWAIT 1 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 1 (total)AMJAD KAREEM HWEDE IRAQ 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)AULA MALAYSIA 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)BEHROZ JAFARI I.R. IRAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)CHANG HAO-WEI CHINESE TAIPEI 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)CHORIEV UZBEKISTAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

ALL GOAL SCORERS

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FASTEST GOAL

PlaYer CountrY goals

CHU CHIA-WEI CHINESE TAIPEI 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)FERNANDO LIMA DE MORAES AUSTRALIA 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)FIRAS MOHAMMED ABED IRAQ 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)FITRI MALAYSIA 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)GREGORY GIOVENALI AUSTRALIA 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)HAMAD ALAWADHI KUWAIT 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)HAMID AHMADI I.R. IRAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 1 (total)HASSAN ZEITOUN LEBANON 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)HOSHI SHOTA JAPAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)JARROD BASGER AUSTRALIA 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)JETSADA CHUDECH THAILAND 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)JUMAEV SHERZOD TAJIKISTAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)KANETOV EMIL KYRGYZSTAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)KONDRATKOV VADIM KYRGYZSTAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)LE QUOC NAM VIETNAM 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)LIU CHI-CHAO CHINESE TAIPEI 0 (G), 1 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)LO CHIH-AN CHINESE TAIPEI 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)LO CHIH-EN CHINESE TAIPEI 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)MAMEDBABAEV MANSUR TAJIKISTAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)MARAT DUVANAEV KYRGYZSTAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)MOHAMMAD A A MOHAMMAD KUWAIT 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)NISHITANI RYOSUKE JAPAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)PHAM DUC HOA VIETNAM 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)PHAM THANH DAT VIETNAM 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)PIYAPAN RATANA THAILAND 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)RYSKULOV ULAN KYRGYZSTAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)SATO TORU JAPAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)SHIN JONGHOON KOREA REPUBLIC 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)TRAN VAN VU VIETNAM 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)UCHIMURA SHUNTA JAPAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)WADE AUSTRALIA 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)WANG TIANYI CHINA P.R. 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)WENG WEI-PIN CHINESE TAIPEI 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)WIWAT THAILAND 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)ZHANG WEN CHINA P.R. 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)ZHAO LIANG CHINA P.R. 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)ANDRIANSYAH INDONESIA 0 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 0 (total)HUSSEIN ABD ALI MOHAMMED AL-ZUBAIDI IRAQ 0 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 0 (total)TABALDIEV ERKIN KYRGYZSTAN 0 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 0 (total)ZUBAIDI BIN ALWEE MALAYSIA 0 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 0 (total)

NO. name team tIme

1 muhammad shamsul aKmar BIn ZamrI malaYsIa 0.23 sec2 mustafa BaChaY hamZah IraQ 59 sec3 moustafa serhan leBanon 1 min

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SPECTATORS

date fIXture Venue sPeCtators30/4/2014 VIETNAM vs IRAQ Phu Tho Stadium 3,5004/5/2014 VIETNAM vs KUWAIT Phu Tho Stadium 3,5007/5/2014 I.R. IRAN vs VIETNAM Phu Tho Stadium 3,5002/5/2014 TAJIKISTAN vs VIETNAM Phu Tho Stadium 2,20010/5/2014 JAPAN vs I.R. IRAN Phu Tho Stadium 2,0004/5/2014 I.R. IRAN vs AUSTRALIA Phu Tho Stadium 1,0607/5/2014 THAILAND vs JAPAN Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 1,0003/5/2014 UZBEKISTAN vs JAPAN Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 9007/5/2014 KUWAIT vs AUSTRALIA Phu Tho Stadium 9007/5/2014 UZBEKISTAN vs LEBANON Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 8005/5/2014 UZBEKISTAN vs KOREA REPUBLIC Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 7501/5/2014 JAPAN vs KOREA REPUBLIC Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 7004/5/2014 TAJIKISTAN vs IRAQ Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 6504/5/2014 CHINA P.R. vs INDONESIA Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 65030/4/2014 I.R. IRAN vs INDONESIA Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 65030/4/2014 AUSTRALIA vs CHINA P.R. Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 6002/5/2014 INDONESIA vs AUSTRALIA Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 6001/5/2014 KYRGYZSTAN vs UZBEKISTAN Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 5005/5/2014 CHINESE TAIPEI vs MALAYSIA Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 450

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date fIXture Venue sPeCtators10/5/2014 KUWAIT vs UZBEKISTAN Phu Tho Stadium 4002/5/2014 CHINA P.R. vs I.R. IRAN Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 4008/5/2014 I.R. IRAN vs UZBEKISTAN Phu Tho Stadium 4001/5/2014 THAILAND vs MALAYSIA Phu Tho Stadium 3808/5/2014 KUWAIT vs JAPAN Phu Tho Stadium 35030/4/2014 KUWAIT vs TAJIKISTAN Phu Tho Stadium 3003/5/2014 KOREA REPUBLIC vs KYRGYZSTAN Ton Duc Thang University Stadium 2503/5/2014 CHINESE TAIPEI vs THAILAND Phu Tho Stadium 2002/5/2014 IRAQ vs KUWAIT Phu Tho Stadium 2005/5/2014 THAILAND vs LEBANON Phu Tho Stadium 2005/5/2014 JAPAN vs KYRGYZSTAN Phu Tho Stadium 2001/5/2014 LEBANON vs CHINESE TAIPEI Phu Tho Stadium 1503/5/2014 MALAYSIA vs LEBANON Phu Tho Stadium 150

total: 28,490

australIa ChIna P.r. ChInese taIPeI I.r. Iran IndonesIa IraQ

overall [4 matches] [3 matches] [3 matches] [6 matches] [3 matches] [3 matches]total cards 4 3 4 7 5 3Yellow cards 4 3 4 7 3 3Red cards (indirect) 0 0 0 0 1 0Red cards (direct) 0 0 0 0 1 0

YELLOW CARDS AND RED CARDS

jaPan Korea rePuBlIC KuWaIt KYrgYZstan leBanon malaYsIa

overall [6 matches] [3 matches] [6 matches] [3 matches] [4 matches] [3 matches]total cards 4 6 10 4 8 2Yellow cards 4 5 10 4 8 2Red cards (indirect) 0 1 0 0 0 0Red cards (direct) 0 0 0 0 0 0

tajIKIstan thaIland uZBeKIstan VIetnamoverall [3 matches] [4 matches] [6 matches] [4 matches]total cards 5 10 9 5Yellow cards 5 9 9 5Red cards (indirect) 0 1 0 0Red cards (direct) 0 0 0 0

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COUNTRY TOTAL MATCHES PLAYED

JAPAN 56.25 6I.R. IRAN 54.35 6UZBEKISTAN 52.07 6

KUWAIT 52.04 6

VIETNAM 37.75 4AUSTRALIA 35.32 4LEBANON 34.75 4THAILAND 34.25 4MALAYSIA 28.75 3TAJIKISTAN 28.68 3IRAQ 28.21 3CHINESE TAIPEI 27.75 3KYRGYZSTAN 27.0 3KOREA REPUBLIC 25.21 3CHINA P.R. 17.0 3INDONESIA 16.57 3

FAIR PLAY

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● TEAM DATA AND ANALYSIS

COACHMiguel Rodrigo

15 July 1970

Head coach for Japan

date CountrIes sCore

01-05-2014 JAPAN vs KOREA REPUBLIC 12-0 (4-0)03-05-2014 JAPAN vs UZBEKISTAN 1-2 (1-1)05-05-2014 JAPAN vs KYRGYZSTAN 4-0 (3-0)

Match Results

JAPAN

Group


07-05-2014 JAPAN vs THAILAND 3-2 (2-1)

Quarter Final


08-05-2014 JAPAN vs KUWAIT 6-1 (1-1)

Semi-Final


10-05-2014 JAPAN vs IR IRAN2-2 a.e.t.

(1-1,0-1)3-0 PSO

Final

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Yellow card(s) 4Red card(s) 0

Team Data

goal scorersOSODO NOBUYA 8

NIBUYA KAZUHIRO 4

AKIRA MINAMOTO 3

NAKAMURA YUSUKE 3

OSODO NOBUYA 8

KAORU 2

INABA KOTARO 2

NISHITANI RYOSUKE 1

HOSHI SHOTA 1

SATO TORU 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

1st

place

63


Appearances

Key Points• Good speed and good ball possession in offensive play

• High morale, confident

• Disciplined & aggressive while defending

• Always build up from the back even under pressure

• Fit enough to press throughout the game

• Uses plenty of quick long & diagonal passes during attack

• Always keep the game at high pace

• Ideal physical condition

Outstanding Players

• No 6: Osodo Nobuya

Good team player and contributes in attack and defense, a leader and confident.Consistent and a skillful player.

• No 8: Takita Manabu

The captain, calm, good positioning in defence, a consistent player, accurate passer and a key player.

attacking defendingsanctions

Player minutes Played shots Passesfield

Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Match

4Match

5Match

6Total Score Saved Post Out EP Miss IP DP CS NCS DO YC 2YC RC

1KAWAHARA HISAMITSU (GK)

40 40 80 8 5 7

2 SEKIGUCHI YUSHI (GK) 42 42 13 9 18

3 NAKAMURA YUSUKE 13 7 4 8 32 3 1 1 1 1 8

4 AKIRA MINAMOTO 14 19 17 17 16 25 108 3 6 6 2 15 28 4

5 UCHIMURA SHUNTA 19 3 3 10 35 1 2 3 2 10 2

6 OSODO NOBUYA 13 17 19 21 16 17 103 8 6 12 2 8 12 11 1

7 SATO TORU 17 10 2 9 38 1 2 1 6 9 2

8 TAKITA MANABU 10 7 15 19 14 20 85 4 2 1 8 37 3

9 KAORU 7 12 12 14 12 13 70 2 4 1 1 14 12 7

10 NIBUYA KAZUHIRO 14 21 12 11 16 25 99 4 14 1 7 3 42 12 1

11 HOSHI SHOTA 13 15 16 18 16 21 99 1 17 1 11 1 11 19 8 2

12 FUJIWARA JUN (GK) 40 40 40 120 1 11 21 7 14

13 WATANABE TOMOAKI 20 13 10 11 13 16 83 10 2 8 2 10 18 7

14 INABA KOTARO 4 7 13 12 12 48 3 4 5 1 10 11 2

15 YOSHIKAWA TOMOKI 12 19 24 26 17 27 125 4 7 11 26 6

16 NISHITANI RYOSUKE 9 21 19 4 13 14 80 1 6 1 8 1 4 5 6

LEGEND:

IP: Intercepted Pass DP: Dispossessed Opponent CS: Completed Save NCS: Non Completed Save DO: Deflected Out of the pitch

64

COACHJesus Candelas

7 October 1957

Head coach for IR Iran


30-04-2014 IR IRAN vs INDONESIA 5-1 (4-0) 02-05-2014 IR IRAN vs CHINA PR 12-0 (6-0)04-05-2014 IR IRAN vs AUSTRALIA 8-1 (6-1)

Match Results

IR IRAN

Group


07-05-2014 IR IRAN vs THAILAND 15-4 (5-1)

Quarter Final


08-05-2014 IR IRAN vs UZBEKISTAN 10-0 (5-0)

Semi-Final


10-05-2014 IR IRAN vs JAPAN2-2 a.e.t.

(1-1,1-0)0-3 PSO

Final

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Team Data

goal scorersASGHAR HASSANZADEH 8

FARHAD TAVAKOLI 3

HOSSEIN TAYEBI 15

VAHID SHAFIEI 8

HAMID AHMADI 2

FARHAD FAKHIM 3

ALIREZA VAFAEI 4

MOHAMMAD TAHERI (C) 2

AHMAD ESMAEILPOUR 2

MOHAMMAD SHAJARI 4

BEHROZ JAFARI 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

2nd

place

65


Appearances

Key Points• Plenty of rotation with pattern to create space

• Physically strong in marking & rebounds

• Fit enough to press for the whole game

• Great winning mentality

• Very strong in 1v1 duels

• Good in individual skills and keeping ball possession in 1v1

• Good speed and good ball possession in offensive play

• Fast rotation and excellent understanding

Outstanding Players

• No 7: A. Hassanzadeh

Good at both attacking and defending, a leader, outstanding player, guide and lead the team in attack and defense. Creates chances and assists teammates.

• No 15: Hossein Tayebi

Played most of the time and contributes in defending and attacking, good finisher and powerful shooting with accuracy.

• No 6: Vahid Shafiei

Good individual technique, strong, hardworking and has great determination.



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Match

4Match

5Match


2 ALIREZA SAMIMI 40 20 20 20 27 48 175 1 4 30 18 13 1

6 VAHID SHAFIEI 18 12 14 16 15 24 99 4 12 1 10 5 5 8 6 1

7 ASGHAR HASSANZADEH 22 20 19 21 18 35 135 9 29 2 21 4 3 11 15

13 FARHAD TAVAKOLI 21 18 12 18 11 27 107 4 4 9 3 8 19 7

15 HOSSEIN TAYEBI 22 12 15 16 18 27 110 15 21 1 22 5 8 12 11

1 SEPEHR MOHAMMADI 16 20 10 13 59 1 4 4 5

3 VAHID SHAFIEI 11 15 17 13 11 16 83 7 14 6 3 2 3 5 5 HAMID AHMADI 16 12 14 13 12 9 76 1 17 13 4 1 15 4 1

8 GHODRAT BAHADORI 2 12 6 14 13 13 60 10 10 1 4 6 7 1

9 FARHAD FAKHIM 8 6 9 9 13 5 50 3 13 6 4 3 4

10 MOHAMMAD TAHERI 12 13 15 11 17 13 81 2 13 13 3 19 7 2

11 AHMAD ESMAEILPOUR 8 12 15 15 11 12 73 2 21 18 4 8 13 12 1

12 MOHAMMAD SHAJARI 9 13 10 11 13 12 68 4 7 1 9 1 1 18 11

16 BEHROZ JAFARI 11 6 9 8 7 4 45 1 5 1 1 7 3

LEGEND:


66

COACHAhmedov Bahodir

9 September 1976

Head coach for Uzbekistan


01-05-2014 UZBEKISTAN vs KYRGYZSTAN 2-2 (2-0)03-05-2014 UZBEKISTAN vs JAPAN 2-1 (1-1)05-05-2014 UZBEKISTAN vs KOREA REPUBLIC 3-0 (1-0)

Match Results

UZBEKISTAN

Group


07-05-2014 UZBEKISTAN vs LEBANON 6-2 (1-0)

Quarter Final


08-05-2014 UZBEKISTAN vs IR IRAN 0-10 (0-5)

Semi-Final


10-05-2014 UZBEKISTAN vs KUWAIT 2-1 (1-0)

Final

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Team Data

goal scorersRAKHMATOV DILSHOD 4

YUNUSOV ARTUR 2

SHLEMA ANDREY 2

TOJIBOEV SHUHRAT © 2

ABDUMAVLYANOV FARKHOD 2

ABDUMAVLYANOV FARKHOD 1

CHORIEV 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

3rd

place

67


Appearances

Key Points• Aerial dominance in defense

• Good individual technique

• Attacking ability in 1v1 situation

• Deep marking in own half in some matches

• Rapid transition from defense to attack

• Immediate pressure after losing possession

• Compact defense

• Excellent team spirit

Outstanding Players

• No 11: Yunusov Artur

A good leader in the team and contributes in attack and defense, good decision making and strong in attacking with speed. Excellent spirit and an influential player.

• No 1: (GK) Umarov Rustam

Outstanding performances and saved a lot of 1v1, shoots & assists in counter attack especially long ball distribution. Influential goalkeeper.



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Match

4Match

5Match


1 UMAROV RUSTAM (GK) 40 40 40 31 20 39 210 1 2 13 4 1 55 32 28

2 HOLMATOV UMID 19 21 23 18 12 9 102 3 1 2 4 11 12

3 ANOROV JAVLON 5 10 13 11 17 56 11 5 2 28 13

4 TOJIBOEV SHUHRAT 26 24 17 20 18 24 129 2 3 1 3 8 31 8 1

5 FAYZULLAEV MAKHSUD 20 12 22 17 16 25 112 4 1 10 30 4

6 ABDURAKHMONOV 3 7 6 13 29 3 1 7

7 RAKHMATOV DILSHOD 24 12 19 21 10 27 113 4 15 4 16 1 11 28 14 1

8ABDUMAVLYANOV FARKHOD

17 23 7 20 18 17 102 3 11 2 4 8 28 12

9 SHLEMA ANDREY 12 15 17 13 14 19 90 2 4 1 6 5 38 8

11 YUNUSOV ARTUR 14 25 9 25 14 17 104 2 14 2 18 2 9 39 11 2

12 TYUGAYEV KLIM (GK) 9 20 1 30 8 9 9 1

13 CHORIEV 8 17 10 5 40 1 2 1 2 1 3 1

14 SAYDAHMATOV AZAM 3 7 10 4 2 2

15 SADYKOV JASUR 8 15 12 14 6 55 2 1 5 16 5 2

LEGEND:


68

COACHLuis Fonsela

19 July 1965

Head coach for Kuwait


30-04-2014 KUWAIT vs TAJIKISTAN 5-0 (2-0) 02-05-2014 KUWAIT vs IRAQ 5-3 (2-1)04-05-2014 KUWAIT vs VIETNAM 1-2 (0-1)

Match Results

KUWAIT

Group


07-05-2014 KUWAIT vs AUSTRALIA 5-2 (0-0)

Quarter Final


08-05-2014 KUWAIT vs JAPAN 1-6 (1-1)

Semi-Final


10-05-2014 KUWAIT vs UZBEKISTAN 1-2 (0-1)

3rd/4th Placing

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Team Data

goal scorersABDULRAHMAN T F S S ALTAWAIL 9

HAMAD 4

ABDULRAHMAN N J S R ALMOSABEHI 1

AHMAD 1

MOHAMMAD A A MOHAMMAD 1

HAMAD ALAWADHI 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

4th

place

69


Appearances

Key Points• Immediate pressure after losing possession

• Influential individual players

• Plenty of parallel passes

• Disciplined, well-organized defense

• Quick counter attack

• Good crosses

• Tactical flexibility (adapting to state of play)

• Good alternatives on the substitutes bench

Outstanding Players

• No 5: Hamad Strong in defense, good finishing ability, good positioning & reads the game well.

• No 7: A. Altaweel Skillful, powerful & accurate shooter with both legs and good finishing ability.



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Match

4Match

5Match


1 ABDULLAH (GK) 0 1 1

2 MOHAMMED (GK) 0 0

3 HANI H M MHISEN (GK) 40 39 33 40 32 35 219 1 1 31 6 37 31 29 1

4 AHMAD 22 24 30 26 24 14 140 1 15 1 14 1 40 28 9 1 1 5 HAMAD 28 31 28 29 29 21 166 4 12 8 3 45 59 3 6 ABDULRAHMAN 0 18 18 24 18 21 99 2 10 10 27 37 7 2

7 ABDULRAHMAN T F S S ALTAWAIL 22 26 33 23 28 132 2

8 MESHARI 5 7 12 2 1 3 1

9ABDULRAHMAN N J S RALMOSABEHI

30 31 30 30 27 29 177 1

10 MOHAMMAD F R N M ALDOUSARI 7 3 3 9 14 10 46 6 1 3 10 13 4 1

11 ABDULAZIZ M A F N ALBASAM 10 2 4 9 11 36 2 6 1 4 12 4

12 HAMAD ALAWADHI 11 15 17 5 21 16 85 1 11 9 1 16 16 6 1 1

13 JARRAH 7 7 14 1 1 4 2

14 MOHAMMAD A A MOHAMMAD 19 15 12 15 14 14 89 1 5 1 1 7 29 11 1

LEGEND:


70

COACHVictor Hermans

17 March 1953

Head coach for Thailand


01-05-2014 THAILAND vs MALAYSIA 7-1 (2-1)03-05-2014 THAILAND vs CHINESE TAIPEI 5-2(3-0)05-05-2014 THAILAND vs LEBANON 3-3(0-2)

Match Results

THAILAND

Group


07-05-2014 THAILAND vs JAPAN 2-3 (1-2)

Quarter Final

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Team Data

goal scorersSUPHAWUT THUEANKLANG 7

JIRAWAT SORNWICHIAN 4

KRITSADA WONGKAEO 2

WIWAT 1

PIYAPAN RATANA 1

JETSADA CHUDECH 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

5th

place

71


Appearances

Key Points• Excellent team spirit

• High fitness level

• Strong, hardworking players

• Tactical flexibility (adapting to state of play)

• Good understanding between players

• Attacking ability in 1v1 situation

• Rapid transition from defense to attack

• Good finishing ability

Outstanding Players

• No 9: T. Suphawut Good individual technique, good finishing ability, ability to change pace suddenly and good finishing ability.

• No 7: W. Kritsada Leader of the team, calm, skillful, reads the game well. Good at both attacking and defending.



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Match


1 KATAWUT HANKAMPA (GK) 5 31 39 75 1 3 18 11 4 2 ASMING TALEK (GK) 35 40 9 84 4 3 14 7 9 12 KANISON PHOOPUN (GK) 0 3 KONGHLA 23 19 25 31 98 6 3 3 9 21 3 1 4 PIYAPAN RATANA 18 18 10 18 64 1 5 1 7 18 25 8 5 ATIRAT SITTISAK 2 5 7 1 1 2 6 JIRAWAT SORNWICHIAN 22 18 25 18 83 4 8 1 11 1 17 20 10 2

7 KRITSADA WONGKAEO 21 22 14 57 2 19 12 4 18 18 10 1 1 1

8 JETSADA CHUDECH 13 13 15 20 61 1 11 12 14 9 2 9 SUPHAWUT THUEANKLANG 18 18 24 30 90 7 20 4 13 1 22 11 16 2 10 PEERAPAT 8 9 8 2 27 2 6 7 8 3 1 11 WANLOP 3 4 4 11 1 3 2

13 CHAIVIT JAMGRAJANG 7 13 14 3 37 1 1 2 9 14 1

14 WIWAT 12 15 14 14 55 1 2 1 1 5 11 2 1 15 PIYANAT NUSAYA 15 16 8 12 51 5 11 12 4 16 PANYA 0

LEGEND:


72

COACHSteven John Knight

8 March 1963

Head coach for Australia


30-04-2014 AUSTRALIA vs CHINA PR 2-1 (1-1)02-05-2014 AUSTRALIA vs INDONESIA 5-0 (2-0)04-05-2014 AUSTRALIA vs IR IRAN 1-8 (1-6)

Match Results

AUSTRALIA

Group


07-05-2014 AUSTRALIA vs KUWAIT 2-5 (0-0)

Quarter Final

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Team Data

goal scorersTOBIAS SEETO 4

DANIEL 2

WADE 1

FERNANDO LIMA DE MORAES 1

JARROD BASGER 1

GREGORY GIOVENALI 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

6th

place

73


Appearances

Key Points• Players are physically fit

• Good fighting spirit

• They have good mentality

• Players have good techniques

• Willing to move constantly


• Able to handle pressure

• Able to defend as a team

Outstanding Players

• No 4: Gregory Giovenali

Captain, played most of the time and led the team in attack and defense. Influential player andability to change pace quickly.

• No 7: Tobias Guang Hua Seeto

Consistent performer and supports team in attack and defense.



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Match


1 PETER SPATHIS (GK) 40 20 30 90 9 2 17 12 13 3 JARROD BASGER 19 19 27 25 90 1 10 2 1 13 21 5 4 GREGORY GIOVENALI 28 33 33 36 130 1 16 12 1 26 35 18 1 7 TOBIAS SEETO 30 30 22 30 112 4 17 13 1 22 22 12 1 10 DANIEL 21 27 29 25 102 2 7 9 23 19 9 2 ADAM 1 9 10 3 2 2 5 5 MARK SYMINGTON 6 10 3 19 1 7 6 1 1 6 WADE 5 12 6 5 28 1 1 6 3 1

8 FERNANDO LIMA DE MORAES 20 12 2 22 56 1

9 CHRIS POLKINGHORNE 4 9 13 3 11 DEAN LOCKHART 10 9 22 18 59 6 4 8 11 3

13 ANGELO KONSTANTINOU (GK) 40 17 57 1 3 13 11 14

15 RAYMOND MILLER 16 11 8 35 1 1 1 5 3

12 CUA RIZIERE (GK) 3 3 2 1 1

LEGEND:


74

COACHFrancisco Javier

17 May 1973

Head coach for Australia


01-05-2014 LEBANON vs CHINESE TAIPEI 8-5 (2-4)03-05-2014 LEBANON vs MALAYSIA 1-5 (1-5)05-05-2014 LEBANON vs THAILAND 3-3 (2-0)

Match Results

LEBANON

Group


07-05-2014 LEBANON vs UZBEKISTAN 2-6 (0-1)

Quarter Final

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Team Data

goal scorersALI TNEICH 4

MOHAMAD KOBEISSY 3

MOUSTAFA SERHAN 2

AHMAD KHEIR EL DINE 2

KARIM ABOU ZEID 2

HASSAN ZEITOUN 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

7th

place

75


Appearances

Key Points• Flexible in attacking system, react according to the situation &

opposition's defense

• Likes to defend in own half & look for quick counter attack after regaining the ball possession

• An average team, having 1 or 2 extraordinary players


• Work well as a team

• Quite strong in the 1 v 1 duel

• Good winning mentality

• Solid in defense

Outstanding Players

• No 16: GK, T. Tabboush

Good positioning, quick reaction, plenty of good saves.

• No 10: Ali Tneich Skillfull, physically strong, a calm mobile pivot and an influential player.

• No.9: Mohamad Kobeissy

Confident on the ball, tricky & agile.



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Match


1 HUSSEIN HAMADANI (GK) 40 15 55 2 18 6 1 2

13 BOUTROS ZAKHIA (GK) 0 16 TAREK TABBOUSH (GK) 19 40 34 93 2 23 7 7 2 KASSEM EZZEDDINE 1 1 1 3 KARIM ABOU ZEID 21 5 20 28 74 2 13 4 10 1 17 22 10 4 MOHAMAD OSSMAN 4 2 1 7 1 4 2 5 AHMAD KHEIR EL DINE 19 15 27 31 92 2 15 9 18 20 9 1

6 ALI RMAITI 8 11 3 14 36 6 2 7 1 4

7 HASSAN ZEITOUN 19 17 24 22 82 1 12 8 22 14 8 8 KASSEM KAWSAN 7 7

9 MOHAMAD KOBEISSY 29 27 31 28 115 3 29 1 7 1 16 24 10 1 1

10 ALI TNEICH 22 30 28 80 4 17 10 1 27 20 6 2 11 KAMEL ELIAS 18 21 7 46 3 4 9 8 3 12 MOHAMAD EL HAJJ 5 2 1 8 1 2 14 MOUSTAFA SERHAN 21 15 17 21 74 2 10 6 16 11 10 1 15 ALI DAHER 1 3 19 23 2 1 1 2 1

LEGEND:


76

COACHBruno Garcia

6 June 1974

Head coach for Vietnam


30-04-2014 VIETNAM vs IRAQ 1-2 (0-0)02-05-2014 VIETNAM vs TAJIKISTAN 10-4 (5-2)04-05-2014 VIETNAM vs KUWAIT 1-6 (1-2)

Match Results

VIETNAM

Group


07-05-2014 VIETNAM vs IR IRAN 4-15 (1-5)

Quarter Final

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Team Data

goal scorersPHUNG TRONG LUAN 5

NGO NGOC SON 2

NGUYEN BAO QUAN (C) 2

LY KHANH HUNG 2

LE QUOC NAM 1

TRAN VAN VU 1

PHAM DUC HOA 1PHAM THANH DAT 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

8th

place

77


Appearances

Key Points• Able to put high pressure on the opposition

• Players are physically fit



• Well prepared in handling power play

• Pretty good individual skills

• Quick in launching counter attacks


Outstanding Players

• No 1: GK, D. P. Anh

Calm, good positioning, reads the game quite well and strong dribbling skills.

• No 2: Phung Trong Luan

Quick, tricky, skillful and has the ability to score goals.



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Match


1 DANG PHUOC ANH(GK) 40 40 25 105 1 21 42 7 14 9 TRAN BUU PHUOC (GK) 20 15 35 3 2 4 1 6 16 NGO DINH THUAN (GK) 19 19 1 3 2 6 2 VU XUAN DU 15 4 14 33 3 1 1 5 5 7 3 LE QUOC NAM 14 22 13 13 62 1 7 1 9 13 19 6 1 4 NGUYEN TRONG THIEN 12 8 20 2 3 3 3 5 LY KHANH HUNG 19 15 19 17 70 2 9 2 1 18 25 9 1

6 TRAN HOANG VINHL 0

7 PHUNG TRONG LUAN 16 14 20 20 70 5 12 1 13 2 22 16 6 1 8 PHAM THANH DAT 16 23 21 23 83 1 8 1 5 2 20 33 11 10 NGUYEN BAO QUAN 13 26 25 23 87 2 12 1 11 22 24 10 1 11 TRAN VAN VU 18 16 21 19 74 1 12 1 10 1 22 23 8 1

12 PHAM DUC HOA 9 13 14 12 48 1 5 1 13 13 4

13 DOAN NGOC HAO 7 1 8 1 14 TON THAT PHI 17 20 18 21 76 15 5 1 20 15 6 15 NGO NGOC SON 7 11 4 10 32 2 4 6 9 15 1

LEGEND:


78

COACHHaitham

1 July 1977

Head coach for Iraq


30-04-2014 IRAQ vs VIETNAM 2-1 (0-0)02-05-2014 IRAQ vs KUWAIT 3-5 (1-2)04-05-2014 IRAQ vs TAJIKISTAN 6-1 (2-1)

Match Results

IRAQ

Group

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Team Data

goal scorersWALEED KHALID FAHEM 3

KARRAR MOHSIN MOHAMMED AL THABETI 2

MUSTAFA BACHAY HAMZAH 2

HASAN 2

FIRAS MOHAMMED ABED 1

AMJAD KAREEM HWEDE 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

9th

place

79


Appearances

Key Points• Flexible attacking tactics

• Good individual skills

• Quick counter attack after regaining ball possession

• Man to man marking - tight & disciplined

• Strong mentality & good fighting spirit

• Good in executing the power play

• Quite strong in 1v1 duels

Outstanding Players

• No 12: Ahmed Duraid Ahmed, GK

Brave, quick reaction, motivator, and provided guidance, influential.

• No 5: Hussein ABD Mohammed Al - Zubaidi

A leader in the team, disciplined, organises defense well



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Total Score Saved Post Out Assist Miss IP DP CS NCS DO YC 2YC RC

1 ABDULKADHIM MOHAMMED (GK) 0 0

12 AHMED DURAID AHMED (GK) 40 35 39 114 1 23 13 14

13 MOHAMMED NOOR NEAMAH (GK) 0 1

2 MUSTAFA BACHAY HAMZAH 32 32 32 96 2 25 13 16 22 16 1 3 FIRAS MOHAMMED ABED 30 28 30 88 2 1 3 21 7 1 4 SALIM FAISAL ABED 17 27 14 58 7 4 5 5 8 5 HUSSEIN ABD ALI MOHAMMED 23 19 26 68 7 1 6 8 14 4 1 6 ALI JASIM GHALI 3 3 6 1 1 1 4 2 7 HASAN 16 9 25 2 4 1 4 1 8 AMJAD KAREEM HWEDE 23 7 30 1 13 1 9 1 1 9 IDREES GHADHBAN AHMED 0 1 5 6 1

10 KARRAR MOHSIN MOHAMMED AL THABETI 9 13 15 37 2 3 5 2

11 AHMED JEBUR NAZZAL 0 3 3 1 1 14 WALEED KHALID FAHEM 20 25 16 61 3 18 2 12 1 9 9 8 15 MAHER FADHIL ABBAS 0 0

LEGEND:


80

COACHIsaev Rustam

30 June 1977

Head coach for Kyrgyzstan


01-05-2014 KYRGYZSTAN vs VIETNAM 2-2 (0-2)03-05-2014 KYRGYZSTAN vs KUWAIT 4-1 (1-0)05-05-2014 KYRGYZSTAN vs TAJIKISTAN 0-4 (0-3)

Match Results

KYRGYZSTAN

Group

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Team Data

goal scorersERMEKOV RUSTAM 2

MARAT DUVANAEV 1

KONDRATKOV VADIM 1

RYSKULOV ULAN 1

KANETOV EMIL 1

AMJAD KAREEM HWEDE 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

10th

place

81


Appearances

Key Points• Fast paced players

• Strong in shooting outside the penalty area


• Strong individual ball possession technique

• Good confidence level

• Strong challenge on all balls

• Players are physical fit

• Quite strong in 1v1 duels

Outstanding Players

• No 5: Ryskulov Ulan (Cap)

Aerial dominance in attack and defense and excellent team spirit.



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match


1 ERMOLOV KIRILL (GK) 19 40 38 97 3 2 20 9 8 2 NIKOLAI (GK) 20 19 39 6 1 6 3 MIRLANBEK 5 1 7 13 1 1 1 4 ILIAS 7 20 27 2 6 2 5 4 5 RYSKULOV ULAN 17 25 22 64 1 6 5 12 6 6 TABALDIEV ERKIN 13 7 20 4 2 8 1 1 7 RUSLAN 19 21 40 1 7 4 10 5 8 ERMEKOV ERSULTAN 3 4 7 1 9 MAKSADBEK 17 15 32 6 3 1 4 1 10 ERMEKOV RUSTAM 21 20 19 60 2 6 2 1 5 12 9 11 SUNDEEV MIHAIL 3 11 14 4 1 12 KONDRATKOV VADIM 22 21 19 62 1 8 2 4 5 12 3 2 14 KANETOV EMIL 23 21 21 65 1 9 10 6 13 5 15 MARAT DUVANAEV 19 22 19 60 1 3 3 2 6 7 5

LEGEND:


82

COACHMaizal Hairi Marzuki

13 May 1973

Head coach for Malaysia


01-05-2014 MALAYSIA vs THAILAND 1-7 (1-2)03-05-2014 MALAYSIA vs LEBANON 5-1 (3-1)05-05-2014 MALAYSIA vs CHINESE TAIPEI 2-3 (1-2)

Match Results

MALAYSIA

Group

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Team Data

goal scorersMOHD ASMIE AMIR BIN ZAHARI 2

MUHAMMAD SHAMSUL AKMAR BIN ZAMRI 2

NIZAM 2

AULA 1

FITRI 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

11th

place

83


Appearances

Key Points• Good fighting spirit

• Good physical condition


• Players are agile and quick

• Prepared quite well to handle power play

• Plenty of long passes during attack

Outstanding Players

• No 1: Gk, Mohd Firdaus Bin Razali

Confident, calm, brave, quick reaction and accurate long passes.

• No 3: Mohd Asmie Amir b Zahari

Consistent and composed in ball possession and provides accurate passing.



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match


1 MOHD FIRDAUS BIN RAZALI (GK) 40 40 40 120 1 1 15 25 15 21

12 AZRUL HADEE BIN MOHD TAUFIQ (GK) 0

14 RAHIMI (GK) 0 2 ABU HANIFFA BIN HASAN 17 22 21 60 7 1 4 2 17 5 3 MOHD ASMIE AMIR BIN ZAHARI 15 24 22 61 2 9 5 1 5 16 8

4 MUHAMMAD SHAMSUL AKMAR BIN ZAMRI 21 26 23 70 2 9 5 11 11 5 1

5 FITRI 10 8 12 30 1 2 2 7 7

6 MUHAMMAD FARIQ BIN MOHAMMAD 16 19 11 46 2 3 6 6 3

7 SHAHMI 4 4 8 2 1 1 2 2 8 AZWANN 11 20 9 40 3 1 1 5 7 3

9 QAISER HESHAAM BIN ABDUL KADIR 16 20 20 56 3 2 2 7 9 2

10 AHMAD FAWZUL HADZIR BIN MOHAMAD 8 3 11 1 2 1

11 RIDZWAN 0 1 13 NIZAM 18 10 14 42 2 6 2 2 4 10 4 1 15 AULA 19 16 17 52 1 2 1 2 5 3 16 ZUBAIDI BIN ALWEE 6 1 4 11 1 2 2 3 1

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COACHChang Wu Yeh

19 December 1978

Head coach for Chinese Taipei


01-05-2014 CHINESE TAIPEI vs LEBANON 5-8 (4-2)03-05-2014 CHINESE TAIPEI vs THAILAND 2-5 (0-3)05-05-2014 CHINESE TAIPEI vs MALAYSIA 3-1 (2-1)

Match Results

CHINESE TAIPEI

Group

dIsCIPlInarY reCord


Team Data

goal scorersHUANG CHENG-TSUNG 4

LO CHIH-EN 1

CHU CHIA-WEI 1

LO CHIH-AN 1

CHANG HAO-WEI 1

WENG WEI-PIN 1LIU CHI-CHAO 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored

FINAL RANKING

12th

place

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Appearances




• Players are agile and quick

• Confident to push up and press the opponent


Outstanding Players

• No 10: Wu Chun-Chin

Strong physically & mentally, and good dribbling skills.

• No 11: Liu Chi Chao

Consistent performer and provided good support in attack and defense.



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match


1 PAN WEN-CHIEH (GK) 37 9 46 2 4 7 11 12 SHIH SHIN-AN (GK) 3 31 40 74 2 4 19 12 12 2 LO CHIH-AN 13 12 21 46 1 8 2 1 8 8 6 3 LO CHIH-EN 14 16 14 44 1 1 3 2 7 4 4 4 CHANG HAO-WEI 9 16 18 43 1 1 1 2 6 2 5 CHEN, SUNG-NAN 2 4 6 2 1 6 CHU CHIA-WEI 17 19 9 45 1 10 7 12 13 4 1

7 CHANG CHIEN-YING 25 21 24 70 3 5 10 9 8 1

8 CHEN YEN-JUI 7 7 1 2 9 WENG WEI-PIN 14 10 10 34 1 2 1 2 1 6 8 1 2 10 WU, CHUN-CHING 23 24 17 64 8 5 1 9 18 11 11 LIU CHI-CHAO 21 24 17 62 1 9 5 1 8 19 4 13 HUANG CHENG-TSUNG 19 19 16 54 4 3 1 1 12 12 9 14 HUNG KAI-CHUN 5 5 7 17 3 7 2 4 15 HSU YI 0 16 WEI YU-JEN 0

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COACHAndri Irawan

9 November 1980

Head coach for Indonesia

INDONESIA

goal scorersCAISAR OKTAVIANUS 2

ANDRI KUSTIAWAN 2

ANDRI KUSTIAWAN 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored


30-04-2014 INDONESIA vs IR IRAN 1-5 (0-4)02-05-2014 INDONESIA vs AUSTRALIA 0-5 (0-2)04-05-2014 INDONESIA vs CHINA PR 4-3 (2-2)

Match ResultsGroup

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Team Data

FINAL RANKING

13th

place

87


Appearances


• Confident on the ball


• Quick individual dribbling to attack


• Strong desire to win all balls

Outstanding Players

• No 7: Jaelani Ladjanibi

Strong dribbling skills and influential individual player.

• No 12: Bambang Bayu Saptaji

Excellent team spirit and hardworking .



Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Total Score Saved Post Out Assist IP DP CS NCS DO YC 2YC RC

1 YOS ADI WICAKSONO (Y.A WICAKSONO) 40 30 70 2 7 15 24 1 1 1

2 TEGUH LIMAS SARENDRA 0 0 3 NUR ALI (ALI) 3 4 10 17 1 2 2 1 5 CAISAR OKTAVIANUS (CAISAR) 14 23 22 59 2 1 4 8 9 6 FUJI MAULID BANDRIANA 0 0 7 7 1 1 4 1 7 JAELANI LADJANIBI (JAELANI) 17 26 25 68 5 7 1 8 7 8 FACHRI REZA 16 7 23 8 3 19 ANDRIANSYAH AGUSTIN (ANDRI) 22 20 16 58 3 1 2 6 10 10 ANDRI KUSTIAWAN 18 16 21 55 3 4 5 5 5 11 ARDY DWI SUWARDY 23 29 19 71 5 1 11 10 12 1 12 BAMBANG BAYU SABTAJI (BAYU) 24 15 20 59 5 7 4 2 13 SYAHIDANSYAH LUBIS 7 8 12 27 2 2 2 5

14 RANDY SATRIA MUSHAR 18 12 9 39 2 1 3 3

15 AGUS SALAM 0 8 40 48 1 1 14 5

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COACHJose Andre Soares Lima

10 May 1971

Head coach for China PR

CHINA PR

goal scorersWANG TIANYI 2

ZHANG WEN 1

ZHAO LIANG 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored


30-04-2014 CHINA PR vs AUSTRALIA 1-1 (1-1)02-05-2014 CHINA PR vs IR IRAN 0-12 (0-6)04-05-2014 CHINA PR vs INDONESIA 3-4 (2-2)

Match ResultsGroup

dIsCIPlInarY reCord


Team Data

FINAL RANKING

14th

place

89


Appearances

Key Points• Players have good technique

• Confident on the ball


• Fast paced players

Outstanding Players

• No 8: Wang Hong Wei

Influential individual player and good individual technique.

• No 10: Lu Yue Good team player and able to lead the team in attack and defense and strong dribbling skills.

LEGEND:




Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Total Score Saved Post Out Assist IP DP CS NCS DO YC 2YC RC

3 ZHANG WEN 18 18 16 52 1 1 4 1 10 6 4 TAN GUOHUI 18 6 24 1 2 2 9 DENG TAO 18 20 19 57 4 7 2 2 10 LU YUE 24 32 22 78 5 3 13 5 12 ZHU BEI 39 23 37 99 1 1 6 8 15 10 10 1 LI KAI 2 2 1 1 2 LIANG SHUANG 6 15 3 24 1 2 5 3 1 5 WANG TIANYI 8 7 15 2 1 7 3 1 6 GENG DEYANG 20 12 21 53 2 1 5 5 2 1 7 ZHAO LIANG 20 22 23 65 1 4 6 10 4 8 WANG HONGWEI 14 9 19 42 3 3 8 5 11 LIU CHANG 14 18 9 41 2 1 7 5

15 XU YANG 1 2 3

16 GU HAITAO 12 12 24 48 2 1 2 1 10 3

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COACHKamaletdinov

14 March 1968

Head coach for Tajikistan

TAJIKISTAN

goal scorersMAKHMUDOV KHURSHED 3

JUMAEV SHERZOD 1

MAMEDBABAEV MANSUR 1

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored


30-04-2014 TAJIKISTAN vs KUWAIT 0-5 (0-2)02-05-2014 TAJIKISTAN vs VIETNAM 4-10 (2-5)04-05-2014 TAJIKISTAN vs IRAQ 1-6 (1-2)

Match ResultsGroup

dIsCIPlInarY reCord


Team Data

FINAL RANKING

15th

place

91


Appearances


• Physically strong



Outstanding Players

• No 3: GK, Hani H M Mhisen

Quick reaction and an influential goalkeeper.

• No 9: Mahmudov Strong dribbling skills and an influential individual player.

LEGEND:




Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Total Score Saved Post Out Assist Miss IP DP CS NCS DO YC 2YC RC

1 BIBUDOV SHUKHRAT (GK) 40 32 32 104 5 5 26 25 13 12 ALIKULOV MURODULLO (GK) 7 2 9 2 2 4 5 4 2 SALOMOV DILSHOD 0 3 14 17 6 3 NAZAROV AKHTAM 26 23 49 5 6 10 11 6 1 4 AKNAZAROV DALER 0 0 5 SHOHZUKHUROV SAMAD 13 2 12 27 2 2 5 2 1 6 DODKHUDOEV ORZU 13 19 17 49 2 11 38 5 1

7 SHARIPOV MIRALI 8 1 9

8 MAMEDBABAEV MANSUR 10 18 22 50 1 8 1 13 2 28 6 1 9 MAKHMUDOV KHURSHED 35 25 26 86 3 11 1 16 4 8 4 1 10 JUMAEV SHERZOD 29 34 32 95 1 27 3 38 1 7 27 21 11 ULMASOV ALISHER 29 33 33 95 10 5 3 10 21 10 13 HALIMOV SHAVQAT 6 4 10 1 7 1 14 FARMONBEKOV ARSEN 0

92

COACHRaul Gonzalez Escudero

10 August 1967

Head coach for Korea Republic

KOREA REPUBLIC

goal scorersSHIN JONGHOON

Goal Scorers

Goal Concededd

Goal Scored


01-05-2014 KOREA REP. vs JAPAN 0-12 (0-4)03-05-2014 KOREA REP. vs KYRGYZSTAN 1-4 (0-1)05-05-2014 KOREA REP. vs UZBEKISTAN 0-3 (0-1)

Match ResultsGroup

dIsCIPlInarY reCord


Team Data

FINAL RANKING

16th

place

93


Appearances


• Physically fit

• Physically very strong

• Good individual technique

Outstanding Players

• No 10: Shin Jonghoon

Strong dribbling skills, influential individual player, determined and a hardworking player.


Player minutes Played shotsfield

Playergoalkeeper

NoMatch

1Match

2Match

3Total Score Saved Post Out IP DP CS NCS DO YC 2YC RC

1 LEE KYUNG HO 36 37 38 111 23 18 11 1 2 JEON WON JO 1 1 3 LEE YO HAN 16 13 17 46 2 2 10 1 4 LIM KYOUNGHUN 5 4 9 1 1 5 PARK HANUL 19 16 17 52 2 11 3 6 LEE JUNG WON 8 5 7 20 1 5 2 1 7 KIM MIN KUK 17 21 21 59 1 1 6 7 11 8 KIM CHUL KI 10 8 19 37 1 7 1 9 LEE MINYONG 17 16 13 47 6 1 3 5 5 10 SHIN JONGHOON 22 31 26 79 1 9 5 15 18 12 1 11 KIM HO JIN 10 18 16 44 1 3 3 5 6 1 1 112 LEE WOOJIN 4 4 1 2 13 LEE JOO SEOP 15 17 14 46 7 4 14 CHOI KYUNG JIN 12 12 2 26 2 1 2 1 15 LEE DOOYONG 9 9 12 30 2 4 4

16 LEE JAE MOON 0

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STARTING FIVEDREAM TEAM

TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS ● TEAM DATA AND ANALYSIS

KAWAHARA HISAMITSU (GK) No. 12; Age 36

(Brave, communicative, sound positional sense & quick reaction)

OSODO NOBUYA No. 6; Age 31

(Good team player, contributes in attack and defense effectively, coordinate as a

leader, strong character and confident. A consistent and skillful player)

ASGHAR HASSANZADEH No. 7; Age 27

(Good in attack and defense, an outstanding player. Create lots of

chances and assists to teammates. Great mentality and reads the game very well)

HOSSEIN TAYEBINo. 15; Age 26

(Played most of the matches and contributes in defense and attack,

good finishing and shootspowerfully with accuracy)

SUPHAWUT THUEANKLANG

No. 9; Age 25 (A dangerous mobile pivot

that is good at shielding the ball around the “D”, able to turn well with the ball & has

tremendous finishing ability)

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STARTING FIVERESERVES TEAM

UNUSOV ARTURNo. 11; Age 27

(Good leader in the team,contributes in attack and defense,

good fighting spirit, played most of the matches and score goals through

counter attack)

KRITSADA WONGKAEO No. 7; Age 28

(Strong dribbling skills, hard working, influential player, aerially dominant in

attack and defense)

TAKITA MANABUNo 8. ; Age 28

(The captain, calm, good positioning in defense, consistent

player and influential in attack and defense. A key player in the team)

ABDULRAHMAN T F S S ALTAWAIL

No 7. ; Age 23 (Skillful, good at using both feet, powerful & an accurate

shooter with both legs,dangerous around the D)

UMAROV RUSTAM (GK) No 1. ; Age 30

(Outstanding performer, saved a lot on 1V1 duels, shoots & assists in

counter attack especially by providing long ball distribution)

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T O U R N A M E N T I N F O R M AT I O N

Preliminary Rounds

Venues

AFC Delegation

Technical Study Group (TSG)

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TOURNAMENT INFORMATION ● PRELIMINARY ROUNDS

QUALIFIERS BY ZONEWest Zone

teams P W d l gf ga gd Pts

leBanon 4 3 1 0 13 9 4 10KuWaIt 4 2 2 0 13 7 6 8IRAQ 4 1 2 1 8 8 0 5QATAR 4 0 2 2 5 10 -5 2SAUDI ARABIA 4 0 1 3 10 15 -5 1

no. date tIme team a sCore team B grouP

1 08 Dec,13 15:30:00 KUWAIT 6-3 (2-2) SAUDI ARABIA Group A 2 08 Dec,13 18:30:00 LEBANON 4-3 (2-0) IRAQ Group A 3 09 Dec,13 15:30:00 IRAQ 1-1 (0-0) KUWAIT Group A 4 09 Dec,13 18:30:00 SAUDI ARABIA 2-2 (0-0) QATAR Group A 5 10 Dec,13 15:30:00 QATAR 1-3 (1-2) LEBANON Group A 6 10 Dec,13 18:30:00 SAUDI ARABIA 2-3 (1-2) IRAQ Group A 7 11 Dec,13 15:30:00 LEBANON 4-3 (3-2) SAUDI ARABIA Group A 8 11 Dec,13 18:30:00 QATAR 1-4 (0-1) KUWAIT Group A 9 12 Dec,13 15:30:00 IRAQ 1-1 (0-0) QATAR Group A 10 12 Dec,13 18:30:00 KUWAIT 2-2 (1-1) LEBANON Group A

S & C Zone


uZBeKIstan 3 3 0 0 20 6 14 9tajIKIstan 3 2 0 1 17 13 4 6KYRGYZSTAN 3 0 1 2 7 15 -8 1TURKMENISTAN 3 0 1 2 7 17 -10 1


1 05 Nov,13 16:00:00 KYRGYZSTAN 4-8 (0-4) TAJIKISTAN Group A 2 05 Nov,13 19:00:00 UZBEKISTAN 10-1 (5-0) TURKMENISTAN Group A 3 06 Nov,13 16:00:00 TURKMENISTAN 2-2 (0-2) KYRGYZSTAN Group A 4 06 Nov,13 19:00:00 TAJIKISTAN 4-5 (0-2) UZBEKISTAN Group A 5 07 Nov,13 16:00:00 TAJIKISTAN 5-4 (3-3) TURKMENISTAN Group A 6 07 Nov,13 19:00:00 UZBEKISTAN 5-1 (4-0) KYRGYZSTAN Group A

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Asean Zone


thaIland 4 4 0 0 36 4 32 12VIetnam 4 3 0 1 18 10 8 9MALAYSIA 4 2 0 2 26 10 16 6PHILIPPINES 4 1 0 3 9 50 -41 3BRUNEI DARUSSALAM 4 0 0 4 10 25 -15 0


1 19 Oct,13 10:00:00 MYANMAR 3-5 (0-2) INDONESIA Group B 2 19 Oct,13 13:00:00 LAOS 2-2 (2-1) TIMOR LESTE Group B 3 19 Oct,13 16:00:00 MALAYSIA 1-2 (1-2) VIETNAM Group A

4 19 Oct,13 19:00:00 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM 3-5 (0-1) PHILIPPINES Group A

5 20 Oct,13 10:00:00 TIMOR LESTE 1-8 (1-3) AUSTRALIA Group B 7 20 Oct,13 14:00:00 PHILIPPINES 1-20 (0-7) THAILAND Group A 6 20 Oct,13 16:00:00 LAOS 1-6 (0-3) MYANMAR Group B

8 20 Oct,13 19:00:00 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM 4-8 (1-4) MALAYSIA Group A

9 21 Oct,13 10:00:00 AUSTRALIA 17-0 (6-0) LAOS Group B 10 21 Oct,13 13:00:00 INDONESIA 12-1 (7-1) TIMOR LESTE Group B

11 21 Oct,13 16:00:00 THAILAND 8-1 (6-1) BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Group A

12 21 Oct,13 19:00:00 VIETNAM 10-1 (7-1) PHILIPPINES Group A 13 22 Oct,13 10:00:00 LAOS 0-12 (0-4) INDONESIA Group B 14 22 Oct,13 13:00:00 MYANMAR 0-4 (0-4) AUSTRALIA Group B

15 22 Oct,13 16:00:00 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM 2-4 (2-4) VIETNAM Group A

16 22 Oct,13 19:00:00 MALAYSIA 0-2 (0-0) THAILAND Group A 17 23 Oct,13 10:00:00 TIMOR LESTE 0-10 (0-7) MYANMAR Group B 18 23 Oct,13 13:00:00 INDONESIA 3-7 (2-4) AUSTRALIA Group B 19 23 Oct,13 16:00:00 PHILIPPINES 2-17 (0-7) MALAYSIA Group A 20 23 Oct,13 19:00:00 VIETNAM 2-6 (2-2) THAILAND Group A 21 25 Oct,13 13:30:00 THAILAND 10-4 (4-1) INDONESIA Semi Finals 22 25 Oct,13 16:30:00 AUSTRALIA 6-1 (4-0) VIETNAM Semi Finals

23 27 Oct,13 12:00:00 INDONESIA 3-7 (2-3) VIETNAM 3rd/4th Placing

24 27 Oct,13 15:00:00 THAILAND 2-1 (1-0) AUSTRALIA Final


australIa 4 4 0 0 36 4 32 12IndonesIa 4 3 0 1 32 11 21 9MYANMAR 4 2 0 2 19 10 9 6TIMOR LESTE 4 0 1 3 4 32 -28 1LAOS 4 0 1 3 3 37 -34 1

100

East Zone


ChIna P.r. 4 3 1 0 18 2 16 10ChInese taIPeI 4 3 1 0 14 8 6 10KOREA REPUBLIC 4 2 0 2 19 10 9 6HONG KONG 4 1 0 3 10 23 -13 3MACAU 4 0 0 4 5 23 -18 0


1 03 Oct,13 16:00:00 CHINA P.R. 9-0 (4-0) MACAU Group A 2 03 Oct,13 19:00:00 CHINESE TAIPEI 4-2 (1-1) HONG KONG Group A 3 04 Oct,13 16:00:00 HONG KONG 0-5 (0-4) CHINA P.R. Group A 4 04 Oct,13 19:00:00 MACAU 1-5 (1-4) KOREA REPUBLIC Group A

5 05 Oct,13 16:00:00 KOREA REPUBLIC 3-5 (1-3) CHINESE TAIPEI Group A

6 05 Oct,13 19:00:00 MACAU 3-6 (2-2) HONG KONG Group A 7 06 Oct,13 16:00:00 CHINESE TAIPEI 3-1 (2-0) MACAU Group A

8 06 Oct,13 19:00:00 KOREA REPUBLIC 0-2 (0-2) CHINA P.R. Group A

9 07 Oct,13 16:00:00 HONG KONG 2-11 (2-8) KOREA REPUBLIC Group A 10 07 Oct,13 19:00:00 CHINA P.R. 2-2 (2-1) CHINESE TAIPEI Group A

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TOURNAMENT INFORMATION ● VENUES

Phu Tho Stadium

103


Ton Duc Thang University Stadium

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TOURNAMENT INFORMATION ● AFC DELEGATION & TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP

name CountrYSHAIKH SALMAN BIN EBRAHIM AL KHALIFA BAHRAINDATO' ALEX SOOSAY MALAYSIAWINDSOR PAUL JOHN MALAYSIAZHANG JILONG CHINA PRALI TARGHOLIZADE IR. IRANTOUFIK SARHAN SYRIAJAHANGIR BAGLARI IR. IRANINWOOD MEECHAI THAILANDMOLO RANDOLPH MEDINA PHILIPPINESOGAWA YOSHIMI JAPANMOHAMED FAIROZE MUHISEEN SRI LANKAFU LEI CHINA PRCHEN YONGJIE CHINA PRYUEN MUN CHUEN HONG KONGRIZAEV SANDJAR UZBEKISTANABBAS TORABIAN IR. IRANSAMINATHEN MARIMUTHU MALAYSIAPEDRO ANGEL GALAN NIETO SPAINWONG PO ON ANDY HONG KONGMOUSAVI SEYEDSADREDDIN IR. IRANBADRUL HISHAM BIN KALAM MALAYSIATSANG WAI CHUNG HONG KONGCHIEW CHUN YONG MALAYSIAMAHMOUD REZA NASIRLOO IR. IRANHASAN MOHAMMED MOUSA AL-GBURI IRAQHUSEIN MAHMOUD HUSEIN KHALAILEH JORDANVAHID ARZPEYMA MOHAMAREH IR. IRANTRUONG QUOC DUNG VIETNAMKOZAKI TOMOHIRO JAPANSCOTT BRADLEY KIDSON AUSTRALIAKOBAYASHI HIROYUKI JAPANBUKUEV NURDIN KYRGYZSTANMOHAMAD CHAMI LEBANONZHANG YOUZE CHINA PRHELDAY IDANG MALAYSIAPULATOV SHUKHRAT UZBEKISTANCHRISTOPHER DANIEL COLLEY AUSTRALIAUTSUMI TOSHIO JAPANFERNANDO GUTIERREZ LUMBRERAS SPAINSASA TOMIC CROATIAHENCHE JALONG MALAYSIAWANG HUA CHINA PRHAZIMI BIN HALIM MALAYSIAWONG LIAN KOI MALAYSIALEONG LAI MUN MALAYSIAHIEW SHEAU YEN MALAYSIANORHASIMAH HAJI SUTAN MALAYSIA

AFC DELEGATION

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TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP (TSG)

KULKARNI CHETAN INDIASHUHAIZA BINTI MOHD SHUKRI MALAYSIAKUMARASON A/L CHANDRAN MALAYSIANGUYEN THU HA VIETNAMNADIA BINTI ABDUL JAMIL MALAYSIA

The AFC Futsal Championship Vietnam concluded successfully in the City of Ho Chi Minh from 30th April – 10th May 2014, as a total of 16 qualified countries competed spiritedly in the AFC’s premiere Futsal Championship.

This is the 13th edition of the AFC Futsal Championship and the majority of the teams have improved markedly, with most of the matches being played in high tempo. Teams employed high pressure in their game and this is noticeable in each match.

A total of 2 Technical Study Group (TSG) members from AFC Futsal Elite Instructors were selected by the AFC Competitions Director alongside 12 assistant TSGs chosen from Vietnam to perform match analysis, data and statistic collection for future technical manual development.

The experienced Tsang Wai Chung acted as a TSG leader, and guided the teams well and provided great support in this task.

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