Qualifiers - Group D: Macau 0-21 Vietnam; Myanmar 0-4 Chinese Taipei
Yangon: Vietnam and Chinese Taipei sealed their spots at the AFC Women’s Futsal Asian Cup™ China 2025 following wins over Macau and Myanmar respectively in their Group D ties on Friday.
Qualifiers - Group A: Lebanon 1-2 Iraq; Bahrain 1-3 Thailand
Nonthaburi: Thailand came from behind to beat Bahrain 3-1 to clinch the Qualifiers Group A top spot and a ticket to the AFC Women’s Futsal Asian Cup™ China 2025 on Friday.
Qualifiers - Group B: Kyrgyz Republic 0-4 Hong Kong, China; India 0-6 Indonesia
Yogyakarta: Hong Kong, China and Indonesia booked their spots in the AFC Women’s Futsal Asian Cup™ China 2025 after defeating Kyrgyz Republic and India respectively in Group B of the Qualifiers on Friday.
Qualifiers - Group C: Turkmenistan 4-3 Kuwait; Australia 3-1 Uzbekistan
Tashkent: Australia showed grit as they came from behind to beat Uzbekistan 3-1 in their AFC Women’s Futsal Asian Cup™ China 2025 Qualifiers Group C tie on Friday, with victory confirming Australia’s ticket to the Finals.
Washington: Australia central defender Kye Rowles has joined DC United from Scotland’s Heart of Midlothian, the Major League Soccer outfit said on Wednesday.
Surgery to rule striker Wu Lei out of crucial matches
Shanghai: Shanghai Port striker Wu Lei is set to miss his club’s two remaining league phase fixtures in the AFC Champions League Elite and China PR’s crucial AFC Asian Qualifiers™ – Road to 26 matches in March after deciding to undergo knee surgery.
Popovic not ruling out unexpected call-ups for Socceroos
Sydney: Australia head coach Tony Popovic has not ruled out making further unexpected additions to his Socceroos squad when the AFC Asian Qualifiers™ – Road to 26 resume in March as the nation continues the chase for automatic qualification for the FIFA World Cup.
#AFCU17 draw to determine Saudi Arabia 2025 battles
Kuala Lumpur: The stage for the AFC U17 Asian Cup™ Saudi Arabia 2025 will be set on Thursday, January 23 when the Final Draw takes place at 3pm at the AFC House in Kuala Lumpur.
Seoul: Former Korea Republic captain Koo Ja-cheol has announced his retirement after a 17-year playing career that saw him become one of Asia’s shining stars in world football.