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Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam.

07 Asian Cup finalist city Jakarta won the final win.

Sina Sports News On August 4, Beijing time, the news from the AFC was that the schedule for the final stage of the 2007 Asian Cup has been officially finalized, and the city of Jakarta, Indonesia, finally won, and the 2007 Asian Cup final will be held in Jakarta. Since the Asian Cup will be co-hosted by four countries, which has never happened in the history of the Asian Cup, there has been a lot of controversy over the hosting of the opening ceremony and the final match. Finally, at a meeting earlier today, it was decided to host the opening ceremony and the final round, including the two semi-finals.

The opening ceremony is scheduled for July 7 and will be held in Bangkok, Thailand's first stadium, while the two semi-finals will be hosted by Henan, Vietnam, and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with Jakarta, Indonesia winning the final.

7-29, 2007 Asian Cup, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia. China will play Malaysia for the first time on July 10, followed by Iran on July 15 and Uzbekistan on July 18.

Four Southeast Asian countries: Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam. But the 07 Asian Cup final city is Jakarta.

Four countries in Southeast Asia.

Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia.

China is estimated to be out of play again, mainly because the strength is too poor, and it always wants to be divided into a good group. In fact, now anyone can step on the Chinese team.

From 1956 to 2022, the Asian Cup will be held in Hong Kong, South Korea, Israel, Iran, Thailand, Kuwait, Singapore, Qatar, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Australia.

The Asian Cup is an international football jersey debate competition organized by the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), held every four years, and the first Asian Cup was held in Hong Kong in 1956.

The venue of each Asian Cup is generally submitted by each country and region that wishes to undertake the search and tracking about 6 years in advance, and the final host venue will be announced in the following year after the application is submitted, and the host country and region usually have about 5 years to prepare.

The Asian Cup is generally held in a single country or region, and so far only the 2007 Asian Cup has been co-hosted by four countries in Southeast Asia: Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.

For example, the first Asian Cup was held in Hong Kong, the second was held in Seoul, South Korea, the third was held in Israel, the fourth was held in Tehran, Iran, the fifth was held in Thailand, and the sixth was held in Tehran, Iran.

The AFC Asian Cup, abbreviated as the Asian Cup, is an international football team competition organized by the AFC, which is held every four years.

The Asian Cup is the world's second-oldest continental national team competition, second only to the Copa America, which was founded in 1916, one year before the first Africa Cup of Nations, and four years before the first European Cup.

The Asian Cup is the highest level and most influential football tournament in Asia hosted by the AFC, and the participating teams must be members of the AFC, as of 2019, the AFC Asian Cup has been successfully held for 17 sessions.

1-Hong Kong, 2-South Korea, 3-Israel, 4-Iran, 5-Thailand, 6-Iran, 7-Kuwait, 8-Singapore, 9-Qatar, 10-Japan, 11-United Arab Emirates, 12-Lebanon, 13-China, 14-India, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, 15-Qatar, 16-Australia, 17-United Arab Emirates, 18-China.

The Asian Cup is the abbreviation of the AFC Asian Cup, which is held every four years. The 18th Asian Cup will be held in China in 2023.

The 14th Asian Cup in 2007 was co-hosted by India, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. India - Indonesia, Malaysia - Malaysia, Thailand - Thailand, Vietnam - Vietnam, this is the first time that multiple countries have hosted the Asian Cup.

Between 1956 and 2004, the Asian Cup was held in the same year as the European Championship and the Olympic Games, and was later held in odd-numbered years with fewer sporting events in order to better promote the Asian Cup. The Asian Cup, originally scheduled for 2008, was brought forward to 2007 and will be held every four years thereafter.

The venues of the Asian Cup over the years are as follows:

Hong Kong Asian Cup, South Korea Asian Cup, Israel Asian Cup, Iran Asian Cup, Thailand Asian Cup, Iran Asian Cup, Kuwait Asian Cup, Singapore Asian Cup, Qatar Asian Cup, Japan Asian Cup, United Arab Emirates Asian Cup, Lebanese Asian Cup, China Asian Cup, Southeast Asian Cup, Qatar Asian Cup, Australia Asian Cup.

So far, a total of 16 Asian Cups have been held; The next edition, the 17th Asian Cup, will be held in 2019 in the United Arab Emirates.

The 16th Asian Cup was held from January 4 to 26, 2015 in five cities in Australia: Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Brisbane, and the coast.

The official submission of applications for the 2015 Asian Cup by Asian countries was in March 2010, with only the Australian Football Association submitting an application before the deadline.

On January 5, 2011, Beijing time, Harman officially announced in Doha on behalf of the AFC that the 2015 Asian Cup will be held in Australia four years later. Emblem[1] Australia was the only bidder to host the 2015 Asian Cup, so it was able to win the bid. The Australian Football Federation officially joined the AFC in 2006, and the Women's Asian Cup was held in Adelaide, Australia, in July of the same year.

The Executive Committee of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) voted unanimously today to award Australia the right to host the 2015 Asian Cup. At a press conference in Doha, AFC President Mohammed Hammam announced: "Today, the AFC met and decided that Australia will host the 2015 Asian Cup.

Hamann added: "Out of concern for the future of football, we are pleased to announce that the AFC has approved Australia's bid to host the 2015 Asian Cup. ”

According to Australian research, a successful bid to host the Asian Cup will attract about 500,000 spectators and close to 50,000 international visitors, which will increase Australia's GDP by US$23 million [2]. For the successful bid for the Asian Cup, Australia's domestic ** sees it more as a consolation and compensation for Australia's failure to bid for the World Cup[3], but it is clear that people are still looking forward to the Asian Cup to be held on their doorstep.

The 16th Asian Cup was held in Australia from 4 to 26 January 2015.

In the 2011 AFC Asian Cup, 20 national or regional teams from Asia were divided into 5 groups, each group of 4 teams, and played a round-robin match of home and away applications. The top 2 finishers from each group advance directly to the 2011 AFC Asian Cup in Doha, Qatar.

2011 Asian Cup in Qatar.

8 January 2011 Kuwait vs China.

January 12, 2011 China vs Qatar.

January 16, 2011 China vs Uzbekistan.

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