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AFC U17 Asian Cup 2025 Qualifiers Match Schedule

AFC U17 Asian Cup™ 2025 Competition Regulations (upd 26 Jun 2024)

#AFCU17 Qualifiers - 5 things to know

Sun, 16 Jun, 2024

#AFCU17 Qualifiers - 5 things to know

Kuala Lumpur: The AFC U17 Asian Cup™ 2025 Qualifiers draw was completed on Thursday with 43 teams finding out who they are battling for 15 available spots to the Finals with Saudi Arabia scheduled to host the tournament.

The-AFC.com takes you through the fascinating must-know facts ahead of the qualifiers that will be played in October.

#AFCU17 Qualifying groups decided

Thu, 13 Jun, 2024

#AFCU17 Qualifying groups decided

Kuala Lumpur: The draw for the AFC U17 Asian Cup™ 2025 Qualifiers was finalised at the AFC House in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Thursday.

The 43 teams were divided into 10 groups - seven of four each and three of five - with the Qualifiers to be played between October 19 and 27, 2024.

The 10 group winners and five best second-placed teams will advance to the Finals, with Saudi Arabia scheduled to host the tournament.

Stage set for #AFCU17 and #AFCU20 Qualifiers draws

Fri, 31 May, 2024

Stage set for #AFCU17 and #AFCU20 Qualifiers draws

Kuala Lumpur: Asia’s age-group national teams will embark on their quest to reach the AFC U17 Asian Cup™ 2025 and AFC U20 Asian Cup™ 2025 later this year when the Qualifiers for both kick off in October and September respectively.

Their pathways will be laid out at the official draw ceremonies on Thursday, June 13 at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) House in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with the U17 event to begin at 2pm, followed by the U20 draw at 4pm.

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Vote for your Best Goal of #AFCU17 Thailand 2023

Wed, 05 Jul, 2023

Vote for your Best Goal of #AFCU17 Thailand 2023

Bangkok: The curtain came down on the AFC U17 Asian Cup™ Thailand 2023 on Sunday with Japan being crowned champions for a record-extending fourth time while also retaining their title following a 3-0 win over Korea Republic in the final at Pathum Thani Stadium. 

The victory saw the young Samurai Blue take their goals tally to an incredible 22 in just six games as the East Asians took the overall number of goals scored in the tournament to 99 in 31 matches – a rate of just over three per game. 
 
The-AFC.com has now selected eight of the best from the continental campaign and asks you, the fans of Asian football, to tell us which one is your favourite by voting in the poll below. 

Thailand 2023: Facts & Figures

Tue, 04 Jul, 2023

Thailand 2023: Facts & Figures

Pathum Thani: After 31 AFC U17 Asian Cup™ Thailand 2023 matches, Japan were crowned champions following their 3-0 defeat of Korea Republic in the final on Sunday.

As the dust settles on an immensely successful competition featuring the continent's brightest talents, the-AFC.com highlights some of the facts and figures that stood out from Thailand 2023.

Moriyama credits Nawata’s heroics for title win

Mon, 03 Jul, 2023

Moriyama credits Nawata’s heroics for title win

Pathum Thani: Head coach Yoshiro Moriyama said Gaku Nawata’s two goals were the defining moments in their AFC U17 Asian Cup™ Thailand 2023 final triumph against Korea Republic on Sunday.

Nawata struck his first with a sublime free-kick just after Korea Republic had been reduced to 10 players while his second ended whatever hopes their East Asian rivals had of a comeback, with the player going on to scoop the Most Valuable Player and Cremo Top Goalscorer Awards.  Yutaka Michiwaki netted the third in added time.
 
The triumph meant Moriyama added the AFC U17 Asian Cup title to the AFC U-16 Championship crown he guided Japan to in 2018.