Please help with the Asian Cup qualifier schedule

The Asian Qualifiers schedule 2022 schedule is as follows:1. Phase 1 Qualifying Round: June 6-11, 2019.

2. The second stage of the top 40 competition: September 5, 2019 - June 9, 2020.

3. The third stage of the top 12: September 2, 2021 - March 29, 2022.

4. Play-offs: June 8, 2022.

The first qualifier in Asia is the qualifying round, which requires 40 teams to enter the second round. The top 33 teams in the annual standings will directly enter the second round of competition, and the remaining teams will need to compete again to determine the seven teams that will enter the second stage of the competition.

Once the 40 teams are determined, they are divided into eight teams, each with five teams. These 5 teams compete with each other to determine the top two to enter the next round of the competition, and after the top 12 are determined, the 12 teams will be divided into two groups, and the top 2 teams in each group will directly advance to the finals of the World Cup. The third-placed teams in these two groups will need to play one more match, and the winning team will advance to the play-offs and also get a ticket to the World Cup.

The strength of the Asian teamIn recent years, the strength of the Asian region is rapidly improving, and it has also become a force that cannot be ignored in the World Cup. As can be seen from the match between Japan and Germany in the group stage a few days ago, the strength of our Asian division can now compete with the world's top teams. Now the Japanese national men's football team has become the strength ceiling of our Asian division, and as Chinese, we can only envy and wish them to go further and further in the World Cup.

Competition schedule of the group stage of the Chinese team (Beijing time):

August 21 (Sun) 13:00 China vs South Korea.

August 22 (Monday) 13:00 China vs Vietnam.

August 23 (Tue) 19:00 China vs Philippines.

August 24 (Wednesday) bye.

August 25 (Thursday) 16:00 China vs Iran.

The Chinese women's volleyball team beat South Korea in the first game.

This time to participate in the Asian Cup, the Chinese women's volleyball team did not send the main force to play, but sent a team of young people, like some young potential players, such as Wang Yifan, Wu Mengjie, etc.

On the one hand, this is to train young people and give them opportunities, and at the same time, in order to discover more outstanding talents and reserve resources for the Paris Olympics, to put it bluntly, all the efforts made by the Chinese women's volleyball team are for the Paris Olympics, because everyone performed too badly in the previous Tokyo Olympics.

On the other hand, to participate in such a competition, there is no need for the Chinese women's volleyball team to play, the so-called "killing chickens with a knife", if the Chinese women's volleyball team does its best, the iron will win the championship, and the main force of the Chinese women's volleyball team is preparing for the upcoming World Championships, and there is no time to rush.

The schedule of the Asian zone of the World Preliminary Championships is as follows:

Round 1: South Korea vs. Singapore**, Thailand vs. China.

Round 2: Singapore** vs Thailand, China vs South Korea.

Round 3: Singapore** vs. China, South Korea vs. Thailand.

Round 4: China vs. Singapore**, Thailand vs. South Korea.

Round 5: Singapore** vs. South Korea, China vs. Thailand.

Round 6: South Korea vs. China, Thailand vs. Singapore**.

The final round of the 2023 Chinese Super League season only ended on November 4. If the Chinese Football Association does not adjust the schedule of the Chinese Super League, then there are only 12 days left for the Chinese men's football team to prepare.

According to this grouping, whether the Chinese team can advance

In this strength distribution, the fourth team is basically a point boy, and the South Korean team is significantly higher than the other teams in this group, so the direct confrontation between China and Thailand will be the decisive trend, the last meeting between the two teams can be traced back to the 2019 Asian Cup quarterfinals, when the Chinese team narrowly defeated Thailand 2-1, and the two teams met again after four years, everything is unknown. For the Chinese team, it is a more realistic goal to fight for Thailand to finish second in the group.

If China qualifies from the group, the 18 teams that will advance in the second stage will be divided into three groups of six teams each, playing home and away. At the end of this stage, the top two teams in the three groups will directly get tickets to the World Cup! The 3 third- and fourth-place teams from the group, a total of 6 teams enter the fourth stage of the competition.

The 6 teams that advance to Stage 4 are divided into two groups of 3 teams each and play a single round-robin match. The winners of the 2 groups will receive a ticket to the World Cup. The runners-up from the two groups will play a play-off, with the winner of the tournament from the other continents determining the final World Cup spot.

For the Chinese team, the world ranking is 11th in Asia, and there is still a long way to go to qualify for the 2026 World Cup.

The 2015 Asian Cup Qualifiers are divided into 5 groups, each group of 4 teams, with a double round-robin of home and away, with the top 2 teams in each group advancing and the third place in the best group qualifying. Here is the schedule for each group:

Group A Fixtures Match Time Matchups.

2013-02-06 Oman 1-0 Syria Jordan 4-0 Singapore2013-08-14 Singapore 0-2 Oman Syria 1-1 Jordan2013-10-15 Singapore vs Syria Jordan vs Oman2013-11-15 Syria vs Singapore Oman vs Jordan2013-11-19 Singapore vs Jordan Syria vs Oman2014-03-05 Jordan vs Syria Oman vs Singapore Group B Schedule Match Time Match.

2013-02-06 Iran 5-0 Lebanon Thailand 1-3 Kuwait2013-03-22 Lebanon 5-2 Thailand Kuwait 1-1 Iran2013-10-15 Lebanon vs Kuwait Iran vs Thailand2013-11-15 Kuwait vs Lebanon Thailand vs Iran2013-11-19 Lebanon vs Iran Kuwait vs Thailand2014-03-05 Iran vs Kuwait Thailand vs Lebanon Group C Schedule Match Time Match.

2013-02-06 Iraq 1-0 Indonesia Saudi Arabia 2-1 China2013-02-22 China 1-0 Iraq Indonesia 1-2 Saudi Arabia2013-10-15 Indonesia 1-1 China Iraq vs Saudi Arabia2013-11-15 China vs Indonesia Saudi Arabia vs Iraq2013-11-19 Indonesia vs Iraq China vs Saudi Arabia2014-03-05 Iraq vs China Saudi Arabia vs Indonesia Group D Schedule Match Time Match.

2013-02-06 Yemen 0-2 Bahrain Qatar 2-0 Malaysia2013-03-22 Malaysia 2-1 Yemen Bahrain 1-0 Qatar2013-10-15 Malaysia vs Bahrain Qatar vs Yemen2013-11-15 Bahrain vs Malaysia Yemen vs Qatar2013-11-19 Malaysia vs Qatar Bahrain vs Yemen2014-03-05 Qatar vs Bahrain Yemen vs Malaysia Group E schedule. Match time vs.

2013-02-06 Uzi 0-0 Hong Kong Vietnam 1-2 United Arab Emirates2013-03-22 United Arab Emirates 2-1 Uzi Hong Kong 1-0 Vietnam2013-10-15 Hong Kong vs United Arab Emirates Uzi vs Vietnam2013-11-15 United Arab Emirates vs Hong Kong Vietnam vs Uzi2013-11-19 Hong Kong vs Uzi UAE vs Vietnam2014-03-05 Uzi vs United Arab Emirates Vietnam vs Hong Kong.

The draw was based on the 2007 Asian Cup rankings, with the top three finishers Iraq, Saudi Arabia and South Korea, hosts Qatar and the 2008 and 2010 AFC Challenge Cup winners all qualifying for the final stage of the tournament and therefore not having to participate in the qualifying group draw.

So there is no Korea in between!

The 20 national or regional teams from Asia were divided into 5 groups of 4 teams each. The top two finishers from each group will advance directly to the 2011 Asian Cup finals in Doha, Qatar.

AFC Asian Cup 2011 Qualifiers.

Group A: Japan, Bahrain, Hong Kong, Yemen.

Group B: Australia, Indonesia, Oman, Kuwait.

Group C: Uzbekistan, United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, India.

Group D: Viet Nam, China, Syria, Lebanon.

Group E: Iran, Thailand, Jordan, Singapore.

2015 Asian Cup Qualifier Rules:

1.The 2015 Asian Cup qualifiers in Australia will be played in a home-and-away round-robin format.

2.The top two finishers in each group and the best third place finisher in all groups will qualify for the 2015 Asian Cup finals in Australia.

3.All matches in the 2015 Asian Cup qualifiers in Australia will be played according to the following rules:

1) On a home-and-away round-robin basis, teams get three points for wins, one point for draws, and zero points for losses.

4.Under a home-and-away round-robin format, the rankings of each group will be based on the following rules:

1) The one with more points will be ranked high;

1) In the mutual competition, the one with the most points will be ranked high;

2) In mutual matches, the one with the most goal difference will be ranked high; (Away goals are not involved).

3) In the mutual competition, the one who scores more goals will be ranked highly; (Away goals are not involved).

4) The player with the most goal difference in the group stage will be ranked high; (Away goals are not involved).

5) The player with the most goals in the group stage will be ranked high; (Away goals are not involved).

6) If the two teams involved in qualifying play together in the last round, the winner will be decided by penalty shootout;

7) Draw.

5.The best third-placed team from all groups will also qualify directly for the 2015 Asian Cup in Australia, with the third-placed teams from all groups selected for the best third-place finish according to the following rules:

1) The one with the most points will be ranked high;

2) The player with the most goal difference will be ranked high;

3) The one with the most goals will be ranked high;

4) Those with fewer red and yellow cards in the group stage will be ranked high;

5) Drawing lots.

Thank you, thank you for the rules of the Asian Cup qualifiers.