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Anonymous users2024-02-07It's too lazy to say, share my favorites, and give you the address to see for yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06[Information].
For the first time in history, the 2007 Asian Cup Final Week was held from 7 to 29 July 2007 in the four Southeast Asian countries of Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
International sporting events.
Originally founded in 1956, the Asian Cup was held every four years, but it was not until the 14th Asian Cup, which was supposed to be held in 2008, that it avoided competing against the two major international sporting events, the European Nations Cup and the Olympic Games.
The AFC decided to change the tradition and bring the tournament forward by one year to 2007, after which the tournament would continue to be held every four years.
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Anonymous users2024-02-051 Group A 20:35 Thailand 1:1 Iraq.
2 Group A 18:20 Australia 1:1 Oman 3 Group A 18:20 Oman 0:2 Thailand.
4 Group A 18:20 Iraq 3:1 Australia 5 Group A 20:35 Thailand 0:4 Australia 6 Group A 20:35 Oman 0:0 Iraq.
7 Group B 20:35 Vietnam 2:0 UAE.
8 Group B 18:20 Qatar 1:1 Japan.
9 Group B 20:35 Qatar 1:1 Vietnam.
10 Group B 21:35 UAE 1:3 Japan 11 Group B 18:20 Vietnam 1:4 Japan.
12 Group B 18:20 Qatar 1:2 UAE 13 Group C 20:
35 Malaysia 1:5 China 14 Group C 18:20 Iran 2:
1 Uzbekistan 15 Group C 18:20 Uzbekistan 5:0 Malaysia 16 Group C 18:
20 China 2:2 Iran.
17 Group C 20:35 Malaysia 0:2 Iran 18 Group C 20:35 Uzbekistan 3:0 China 19 Group D 18:20 Indonesia 2:1 Bahrain.
20 Group D 20:35 South Korea 1:1 Saudi Arabia.
21 Group D 20:35 Saudi Arabia 2:1 Indonesia.
22 Group D 20:35 Bahrain 2:1 South Korea.
23 Group D 18:20 Indonesia 0:1 South Korea.
Group 24 D 18:20 Saudi Arabia 4:0 Bahrain.
25 1 4 Finals 21:20 Japan 5:4 (points) Australia 26 1 4 Finals 18:
20 Iraq 2:0 Vietnam 27 1 4 Finals 18:20 Iran 2:
4 (points) South Korea 28 1 4 Finals 21:20 Saudi Arabia 2:1 Uzbekistan 29 Semifinals 18:
20 South Korea 3:4 (point) Iraq 30 Semifinals 21:20 Saudi Arabia 3:
2 Japan 31 Third and Fourth Finals 20:35 Japan 5:6 (points) South Korea 32 Finals 20:
35 Saudi Arabia 0:1 Iraq.
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Anonymous users2024-02-042015 Asian Cup Australia Group Stage Group Schedule.
Date Time Match Stadium Match Result.
Group A. 2015-01-09 17:00 Australia vs Kuwait Melbourne Cube Stadium 4:1
2015-01-10 13:00 South Korea vs Oman Canberra Stadium 1:0
2015-01-13 15:00 Kuwait vs South Korea Canberra Stadium.
13 January 2015 17:00 Oman vs Australia Stadium.
2015-01-17 17:00 Australia vs South Korea Brisbane Stadium.
17 January 2015 17:00 Oman vs Kuwait Newcastle Stadium.
Group B. January 10, 2015 15:00 Uzbekistan vs North Korea Australia Stadium 1:0
2015-01-10 17:00 Saudi Arabia vs China Brisbane Stadium 0:1
2015-01-14 15:00 North Korea vs Saudi Arabia Melbourne Cube Stadium.
2015-01-14 17:00 China vs Uzbekistan Brisbane Sports Envy Imitation Breeding Farm.
2015-01-18 17:00 Uzbekistan vs Saudi Arabia Melbourne Cube Stadium.
2015-01-18 17:00 China vs North Korea Canberra Stadium.
Group C. 2015-01-11 15:00 UAE vs Qatar Canberra Stadium.
2015-01-11 17:00 Iran vs Bahrain Melbourne Cube Stadium.
2015-01-15 15:00 Bahrain vs United Arab Emirates Canberra Stadium.
January 15, 2015 17:00 Qatar vs Iran Australian Stadium.
2015-01-19 17:00 Iran vs United Arab Emirates Brisbane Stadium Tongtong.
January 19, 2015 17:00 Qatar vs Bahrain Australian Stadium.
Group D. 2015-01-12 15:00 Japan vs Palestine Newcastle Stadium.
Jan 12, 2015 17:00 Jordan vs Iraq Brisbane Stadium.
2015-01-16 15:00 Palestine vs Jordan Melbourne Cube Stadium.
2015-01-16 17:00 Iraq vs Japan Brisbane Stadium.
2015 January 20 17:00 Japan vs Jordan Melbourne Cube Stadium.
2015-01-20 17:00 Iraq vs Palestine Canberra Stadium.
Note: All times above are Beijing time.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Date & Time National vs National Deficit Match Stadium Group A 2015-1-9 17:00 Australia vs Kuwait Melbourne Cube 2015-1-10 13:00 South Korea vs Oman Canberra Stadium 2015-1-13 15:
00 Kuwait vs South Korea Canberra Stadium 2015-1-13 17:00 Oman vs Australia Australia Stadium 2015-1-17 16:00 Australia vs South Korea Brisbane Stadium 2015-1-17 17:
00 Oman vs Kuwait Newcastle Stadium Group B 2015-1-10 15:00 Uzbekistan vs North Korea Australia Stadium 2015-1-10 16:00 Saudi Arabia vs China Brisbane Stadium 2015-1-14 15:
00 North Korea vs Saudi Arabia Melbourne Cube Stadium 2015-1-14 16:00 China vs Uzbekistan Brisbane Stadium 2015-1-18 17:00 Uzbekistan vs Saudi Arabia Melbourne Cube Stadium 2015-1-18 17:
00 China vs North Korea Canberra Stadium Group C 2015-1-11 15:00 UAE vs Qatar Canberra Stadium 2015-1-11 17:00 Iran vs Bahrain Melbourne Cube Stadium 2015-1-15 15:
00 Bahrain vs United Arab Emirates Canberra Stadium 2015-1-15 17:00 Qatar vs Iran Australia Stadium 2015-1-19 16:00 Iran vs United Arab Emirates Brisbane Stadium 2015-1-19 17:
00 Qatar vs Bahrain Australia Stadium Group D 2015-1-12 15:00 Japan vs Palestine Newcastle Stadium 2015-1-12 16:00 Jordan vs Iraq Brisbane Stadium 2015-1-16 15:
00 Palestine vs Jordan Melbourne Cube Stadium 2015-1-16 16:00 Iraq vs Japan Brisbane Stadium 2015-1-20 17:00 Japan vs Jordan Melbourne Cube 2015-1-20 17:
00 Iraq vs Palestine Canberra Stadium.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The 2011 Asian Cup finals will be played from 7 to 29 January at five stadiums in two Qatari cities, the second time since 1988 that Qatar will host the Asian Cup, with 16 teams competing for their respective goals. In addition, the Asian Cup Organizing Committee also determined the kick-off time of the final stage of next year's Asian Cup, which is set at 16:15 and 19:15 local time in Qatar (21:15 and 0:15 in the morning Beijing time). The opening and closing ceremonies will be held at Qatar's largest stadium, the 50,000-capacity Khalifa Stadium, with the opening match between hosts Qatar and Uzbekistan on January 7.
Group A: Qatar, Kuwait, China, Uzbekistan.
Group B: Saudi Arabia, Japan, Jordan, Syria.
Group C: South Korea, India, Australia, Bahrain.
Group D: Iraq, North Korea, United Arab Emirates, Iran.
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