Qualifiers - Group F: Thailand 3-0 Nepal; Vietnam 4-0 Chinese Taipei

Wed, 05 Oct, 2022

Qualifiers - Group F: Thailand 3-0 Nepal; Vietnam 4-0 Chinese Taipei

Viet Tri City: Thailand and Vietnam were in fine form as they kicked off their respective AFC U17 Asian Cup™ 2023 Qualifiers Group F campaigns with commanding wins on Wednesday.

Thailand defeated Nepal 3-0 while hosts Vietnam beat Chinese Taipei 4-0.

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#AFCU17 Qualifiers - MD3 Results & Reports

Thu, 06 Oct, 2022

#AFCU17 Qualifiers - MD3 Results & Reports

Kuala Lumpur: Matchday Three of the AFC U17 Asian Cup™ 2023 Qualifiers lived up to expectations with thrilling action with all 10 groups in action.

The teams will be back on Friday as we get closer to identifying the 10 group winners and six best runners-up who will advance to the Finals.

Stay updated on all the action with the-AFC.com.

Preview - S-final: Thailand v IR Iran

Wed, 05 Oct, 2022

Preview - S-final: Thailand v IR Iran

Kuwait City: Islamic Republic of Iran are two matches away from defending their AFC Futsal Asian Cup™ title, but have been warned to expect a fired up Thailand in the semi-finals on Thursday.

Iran have been in impeccable form as they bid for a record-extending 13th title but twice runners-up Thailand are also bidding to create history in Kuwait 2022.

Preview - S-final: Uzbekistan v Japan

Wed, 05 Oct, 2022

Preview - S-final: Uzbekistan v Japan

Kuwait City:  It will be a battle of familiar foes when Uzbekistan and Japan face off in the AFC Futsal Asian Cup™ Kuwait 2022 semi-final on Thursday. 

There is a rivalry between the two teams, having met in seven previous editions with Japan coming out on top with five wins.

Jaber applauds cumulative work as Al Seeb close in on title

Wed, 05 Oct, 2022

Jaber applauds cumulative work as Al Seeb close in on title

Muscat: Al Seeb Club’s historic progress to the AFC Cup™ 2022 final is a watershed moment, according to head coach Rasheed Jaber who paid tribute to his predecessors following the club’s 4-0 victory over Al Riffa in the West Zone final on Tuesday.

Jaber’s men became the first-ever Omani side to reach the final, and did so in style, putting Bahrain’s Al Riffa to the sword with an emphatic victory.

At a packed Seeb Sports Complex, the home side missed chances right, left and centre before they could finally open the scoring two minutes into the second half through Abdulaziz Al Muqbali’s tap-in. 

When it rained, it poured for Al Seeb as substitutes Ahmed Al Siyabi and Cosmos Dauda got on the scoresheet either side of Salah Al Yahaei’s cool finish through the goalkeeper’s legs in what proved to be a one-sided second half.