PIALA DUNIA 2014-BRASIL

THE SEEDINGS

1. Japan, 2. Korea Republic, 3. Australia, 4. DPR Korea, 5. Bahrain, 6. Saudi Arabia, 7. Iran, 8. Qatar, 9. Uzbekistan, 10. UAE, 11. Syria, 12. Oman, 13. Jordan, 14. Iraq, 15. Singapore, 16. China, 17. Kuwait, 18. Thailand, 19. Turkmenistan, 20. Lebanon, 21. Yemen, 22. Tajikistan, 23. Hong Kong, 24. Indonesia, 25. Kyrgyzstan, 26. Maldives, 27. India, 28. Malaysia, 29. Afghanitsan, Cambodia, 31. Nepal, 32. Bangladesh, 33. Sri Lanka, Vietnam, 35. Mongolia, 36. Pakistan, 37. Palestine, 38. Timor Leste, 39. Macau, 40. Chinese Taipei, Myanmar, 42. Laos, Philippines.

THE SCHEDULE

Round 1: June 29 and July 3, 2011
Round 2: July 23 and July 28, 2011
Round 3: September 2, September 6, October 11, November 11, November 15, 2011 and February 29, 2012
Round 4: June 3, June 8, June 12, September 11, October 16, November 14, 2012, March 26, June 4, June 11, June 18, 2013
Round 5: September 6 and September 10, 2013
Round 6 (inter-continental playoff): October 15 and November 19, 2013

KELAYAKAN PIALA DUNIA 2014

Japan pitted against Korea Republic

Wednesday, 30 March 2011 12:45

AFC's Director of National Teams Competition, Mr. Shin Man-gil summarizing the draw result of the AFC U-19 C'ship. Kuala Lumpur: Japan’s quest for their maiden AFC U-19 Championship crown will see them cross swords against fellow East Asian giants and 11-time winners Korea Republic in the qualifiers. The two powerhouses of Asian football were placed in Group E along with Thailand, Hong Kong, Guam and Chinese Taipei after Wednesday’s draw for the 2012 edition of this youth showcase. Thirty-nine teams were divided into two zones and separated in seven groups of six or five teams each. Each group will play one round league at a centralised venue and top two teams from each group will make it to the tournament proper. Third best teams from each West and East zones will complete the 16-team line up of the 2012 finals. Defending champions DPR Korea were pitted with Vietnam, Malaysia, Myanmar and Laos in Group F while last edition’s runners-up Australia were drawn in Group G with China, Indonesia, Singapore and Macau. THE GROUPINGS Group A: Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Oman, Bangladesh, Nepal, Maldives Group B: Bahrain, Jordan, Tajikistan, Qatar, Kuwait, Bhutan Group C: Uzbekistan, Iran, Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan Group D: UAE, Syria, Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon Group E: Korea Republic, Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Guam, Chinese Taipei Group F: DPR Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, Myanmar, Laos Group G: Australia, China, Indonesia, Singapore, Macau