Football results from previous Asian Games? The time of the previous Asian Games

The first Indian New Delhi Championship and Runner-up Finals: India vs. Iran 3rd and 4th Final: Japan vs. Afghanistan 5th and 6th Final: Myanmar vs. Indonesia

The 2nd Philippines Manila Champion and Runner-up Finals: Chinese Taipei vs. South Korea 3rd and 4th Finals: Myanmar vs. Indonesia 3rd Japan Tokyo Champion & Runner-up Finals:

Chinese Taipei vs. South Korea 3rd and 4th Finals: Indonesia vs. India 4th Indonesia Jakarta Champion & Runner-up Finals: India vs. South Korea 3rd and 4th Finals:

Malaya vs. South Vietnam vs. 5th Bangkok, Thailand Champion and Runner-up Finals: Myanmar vs. Iran 3rd and 4th Final: Japan vs. Singapore vs. 6th Bangkok, Thailand Champion and Runner-up Finals:

Myanmar vs. South Korea match"Note': [According to the regulations of the year, the two teams tied for the championship] Third and fourth place finals: India vs. Japan team Fifth and sixth place finals:

Indonesia vs. Thailand vs. 7th Iran Tehran Champion and Runner-up Finals: Iran vs. Israel 3rd and 4th Finals: Malaysia vs. North Korea vs. 8th Bangkok, Thailand Champion & Runner-up Finals:

North Korea vs. South Korea team ratio"Note: [According to the regulations of the year, the two teams tied for the first place] third and fourth place finals: China team vs. Iraq team The 9th India New Delhi Championship and Runner-up Finals:

Iraq vs. Kuwait vs. 3rd place Saudi Arabia 4th place North Korea 10th Seoul South Korea Champion and runner-up finals: South Korea vs. Saudi Arabia vs. 3rd and 4th place finals: Kuwait vs. Indonesia vs. 11th China Beijing Champion and runner-up finals Iran vs. North Korea vs. North Korea (penalty kick ratio) 3rd and 4th place finals:

South Korea vs. Thailand vs. 12th Hiroshima, Japan Champion and Runner-up Finals: Uzbekistan vs. China Third and Fourth Final: Kuwait vs. South Korea vs. 13th Bangkok, Thailand Champion and Runner-up Finals:

Iran vs. Kuwait 3rd and 4th place finals: China vs. Thailand 3-0 14th South Korea Busan Championship and runner-up finals: Iran vs. Japan vs. 3rd and 4th place finals:

South Korea vs. Thailand 15th Qatar Doha Champion and Runner-up Final: Qatar vs. Iraq Third and Fourth Final: Iran vs. South Korea

The men's football team is all from all countries, and they are under the age of 23. It is basically a chicken rib event, and warming up for the Olympic qualifiers is the main purpose of all countries.

Champion of the Asian Games football competition (women).

Year Host Champion

1990 Beijing, China.

1994 Hiroshima.

China. 1998 Bangkok.

China. 2002 Busan, North Korea.

2006 Doha North Korea.

Champion of men's football in the previous Asian Games.

1 1951 New Delhi.

India 2 1954 Manila Chinese Taipei.

3 1958 Tokyo, Taipei, China.

4 1962 Jakarta.

India 5, 1966, Bangkok, Myanmar.

6 1970 Bangkok, Myanmar, South Korea (tie).

7 1974 Tehran Iran.

8 1978 Bangkok, North Korea.

9 1982 New Delhi, Iraq.

10 1986 New Delhi, South Korea.

11 1990 Beijing, Iran.

12 1994 Hiroshima, Uzbekistan.

13 1998 Bangkok, Iran.

14 2002 Busan, Iran.

I dare say that there is no other place except the Olympic Council of Asia, and it is not a major competition like the World Cup.

1.From March 4 to 11, 1951, the first Asian Games were held in New Delhi.

2.In 1954, the second Asian Games were held in Manila.

3.From May 24 to June 1, 1958, the 3rd Asian Games were held in Tokyo, Japan.

4.On August 24, 1962, the 4th Asian Games were held in Jakarta.

5.966, 1970, 1978 and 1998 the fifth, sixth, eighth and thirteenth were held in Bangkok.

6.In 1974, the 7th Asian Games were held in Tehran.

7.In 1986, the 10th Asian Games were held in Seoul, South Korea.

8.The 11th Asian Games were held in Beijing in 1990.

9.The 12th Asian Games were held in Hiroshima in 1994.

10.The 14th Asian Games were held in Busan in 2002.

11.The XV Asian Games in 2006 were held in Doha.

12.From November 12 to 27, 2010, the 16th Asian Games were held in Guangzhou, China.

13.From September 19, 2014 to October 4, 2014, the 17th Asian Games were held in Incheon, South Korea.

14.Held in Jakarta, Indonesia from 18.08.2018 to 02.09.2018.

year, India won the championship;

In the year, Chinese Taipei won the championship as a reserve army;

Chinese Taipei won the championship;

year, India won the championship;

year, Myanmar won the championship;

Myanmar and South Korea tied for the championship;

year, Iran won the championship;

year, North Korea won the championship;

year, Iraq won the championship;

year, South Korea won the championship;

year, Iran won the championship;

year, Uzbekistan won the championship;

year, Iran won the championship;

year, Iran won the championship;

Qatar won the championship; The hand is full of nonsense.

year, Japan won the championship;

year, South Korea won the championship;

In the year of Friendship Song, India won the championship;

Chinese Taipei won the championship;

Chinese Taipei won the championship;

year, India won the championship;

year, Myanmar won the championship;

Myanmar and South Korea tied for the championship;

year, Iran won the championship;

year, North Korea won the championship;

year, Iraq won the championship;

In the year, Xinkai Korea won the championship;

year, Iran won the championship;

year, Uzbekistan won the championship;

year, Iran won the championship;

In the year, Iran won the championship of Tan Zheng Jun;

Qatar won the championship;

year, Japan won the championship;

year, South Korea won the championship;

The following are the winners and runners-up of the men's football competitions in the previous Summer Olympics:

1900: The competition was unofficial and there was no champion or runner-up. Brother is a hidden omen.

1904: The competition was unofficial and there was no champion or runner-up.

1908: Great Britain won the gold medal and Denmark won the silver medal.

1912: Great Britain won gold and Denmark won silver.

1920: Belgium won the gold medal and Czechoslovakia won the silver medal.

1924: Uruguay won the gold medal and Switzerland won the silver medal.

1928: Uruguay won the gold medal and Argentina won the silver medal with the state.

1932: Italy won the gold medal and Germany and Austria tied for the silver medal.

1936: Italy won the gold medal and Austria won the silver medal.

1948: Sweden won gold and Yugoslavia won silver.

1952: Hungary won the gold medal and Yugoslavia won the silver medal.

1956: The Soviet Union won the gold medal and the Czechoslovakia won the silver medal.

1960: Serbia (the former Yugoslavia) won the gold medal and Argentina won the silver medal.

1964: Hungary won the gold medal and Czechoslovakia won the silver medal.

1968: Hungary won the gold medal and Bulgaria won the silver medal.

1972: Poland won the gold medal and Hungary won the silver medal.

1976: East Germany won gold and Poland won silver.

1980: The Soviet Union won the gold medal and Czechoslovakia won the silver medal.

1984: France won gold and Brazil won silver.

1988: The Soviet Union won the gold medal and Brazil won the silver medal.

1992: Spain won the gold medal and Poland won the silver medal.

1996: Nigeria won the gold medal and Argentina won the silver medal.

2000: Cameroon won gold and Spain won silver.

2004: Argentina won the gold medal and Paraguay won the silver medal.

2008: Nigeria won gold and Argentina won silver.

2012: Mexico won gold medal, Brazil won silver.

2016: Brazil won gold and Germany won silver.

Previous Asian Games.

1951 New Delhi Asian Games (1st) 1954 Manila Asian Games (2nd) 1958 Tokyo Asian Games (3rd).

1962 Jakarta Asian Games (4th) 1966 Bangkok Asian Games (5th) 1970 Bangkok Asian Games (6th).

1974 Tehran Asian Games (7th) 1978 Bangkok Asian Games (8th) 1982 New Delhi Asian Games (9th).

1986 Seoul Asian Games (10th), 1990 Beijing Asian Games (11th), 1994 Hiroshima Asian Games (12th).

1998 Asian Games in Bangkok (13th), 2002 Asian Games in Busan (14th), 2006 Asian Games in Doha (15th).

2010 Guangzhou Asian Games (16th) 2014 Incheon Asian Games (17th not held).