What are the strong teams in Asia that have not participated in the World Cup, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq

Kuwait and Iraq have played in the World Cup, Bahrain has not, and if they pull down New Zealand over two legs in the play-offs, they will hopefully play in the World Cup for the first time.

Kuwait World Cup Tour 1982.

First game: 1-1 Czechoslovakia.

Match 2: 1-4 France.

Match 3: 0-1 England.

Trip to the World Cup in Iraq 1986.

First game: 0-1 Paraguay.

Second match: 1-2 Belgium.

Match 3: 0-1 Mexico.

AFC teams that have participated in the World Cup:

China, North Korea, South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Iraq.

AFC second- and third-rate teams that did not participate in the World Cup:

Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Syria, Uzbekistan, Jordan, Turkmenistan.

Five West Asian countries have participated in the World Cup: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates.

LZ hasn't said so far, but Bahrain have already reached the World Cup play-offs, with the first leg drawn 0-0 against Oceania champions New Zealand, and the second leg will be played on November 14.

Kuwait (1982), the UAE (1990) have all participated in the World Cup, Bahrain, Iraq have not.

Can you be called a strong team if you haven't entered the World Cup? Your question is hilarious.

Let me tell you this, there is no strong team in Asia, which team is a weak team in the World Cup, don't mention South Korea 02 World Cup to me, anyone who knows football knows what's going on

There are no strong teams in Asia.

Hello, Pakistan has been eliminated and did not make it to the top 40 in Asia.

Second leg: Pakistan 0-0 Yemen (1-3 on aggregate).

In the first leg, Pakistan lost 1-3 away to Yemen.

Other Asian Qualifying Tournaments:

On February 10 this year, the teams participating in the first round of the 2018 World Preliminary Championship in Asia held a draw ceremony, and the teams participating in the 12 lowest-ranked national or regional teams (35th-46th) under the AFC affiliated associations were drawn. The first leg was played on March 12, and the results of today's second leg are as follows:

16:00 Mongolia 0-1 Timor-Leste (1-5 on aggregate).

In the first leg, Mongolia suffered a 4-1 defeat away to Timor-Leste. In the 9th minute, Fabiano scored the only goal of the game. In the end, Timor-Leste eliminated Mongolia 5-1 on aggregate.

17:45 Nepal 0-0 India (2-0 on aggregate).

In the first leg, Nepal lost 0-2 away to India. In the second leg, the two sides exchanged a 0-0 draw, and India eliminated Nepal with an aggregate score of 2-0.

18:00 Bhutan 2-1 Sri Lanka (3-1 on aggregate).

In the first leg, Bhutan beat Sri Lanka 1-0 away. In the 6th and 90th minutes, Gyeltshen scored twice. In the 34th minute, Subhash leveled the score. In the end, Bhutan eliminated Sri Lanka 3-1 on aggregate.

20:00 Macau, China 1-1 Cambodia (1-4 on aggregate).

In the first leg, Macau, China lost 0-3 away to Cambodia. In the 28th minute, Ben helped Cambodia take the lead. In the 52nd minute, Leung Ka Heng scored a penalty kick to help Macau, China draw 1-1 with the opponent.

However, Macau, China was still eliminated by Cambodia with an aggregate score of 1-4.

20:15 Brunei 0-2 Chinese Taipei (1-2 on aggregate).

In the first leg, Brunei beat Chinese Taipei 1-0 away. In this game, Chen Bailiang from Hangzhou Greentown played as the captain of Chinese Taipei, and Wen Zhihao and Chen Haowei from Beijing Beikong Yanjing started one after another. In the 37th minute, Wang Rui opened the scoring for Chinese Taipei.

In the 60th minute, Zhu Enle scored a key goal. In the end, Chinese Taipei successfully counterattacked with an aggregate score of 2-1 and was the only team to turn the tables.

The Pakistani football team did not make it to the top 40 of the Asian zone of the 2018 World Preliminary Championships.

2018 World Preliminary Tournament Asian Top 40 Group.

The 40 teams participating in the 2018 World Preliminary Championship in Asia are divided into 8 groups of 5 teams each, and will be played from June 11, 2015 to March 29, 2016 in a home-and-away double round-robin format. With eight group winners and four best group runners-up, a total of 12 teams will advance to the final round of 12 to compete for a place in Asia at the 2018 World Cup in Russia. At the same time, these 12 teams will directly qualify for the 2019 Asian Cup in the United Arab Emirates.