AFC WOMEN S FUTSAL CHAMPIONSHIP MALAYSIA 2015

AFC WOMEN S FUTSAL CHAMPIONSHIP MALAYSIA 2015

TECHNICAL REPORT & STATISTICS

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21-26 SEPTEMBER 2015

Technical Report and Statistics

CONTENTS

08GENERAL

INFORMATION

14TOURNAMENT

ANALYSIS

36STATISTICAL

DATA

84TOURNAMENT INFORMATION

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AFC WOMEN’S FUTSAL CHAMPIONSHIP MALAYSIA 2015

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Salman bin Ebrahim Al KhalifaAFC President

SHAIKH SALMAN BIN EBRAHIM AL KHALIFA

MESSAGE FROMAFC PRESIDENT

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) is proud to be the world leader in women’s futsal development. AFC Women’s Futsal Championship Malaysia 2015 was the first ever pan-Asian women’s futsal championship, and it is currently the only continental women’s futsal competition being staged in the world. The competition highlighted the AFC’s global leadership in the game.

Eight teams took part in the first edition of the competition in Nilai, Malaysia, with impressive performances. It was a truly exciting tournament from start to finish with a total of 93 goals scored in the 16 matches, at an average of 5.8 goals per match. I.R. Iran were crowned inaugural champions of the AFC Women’s Futsal Championship, beating Japan 1-0 in a thrilling final.

I.R. Iran’s performance and the magnificent team goal they scored in their last group stage match against Malaysia generated international interest in the competition and in

women’s futsal in general. This is sure to pave the way for an ever brighter future for the game in the Central Asian nation, as well as in Asia as a whole.

In addition to offering my congratulations to I.R. Iran, I would also like to mention Japan who came second and received the fair-play award of the tournament. Thailand were third in the competition, beating Malaysia. Malaysia’s Farahiyah Binti Muhd Ridzuan was crowned top scorer and the Most Valued Player award was given to Fereshteh Karimi of I.R. Iran. Congratulations to all!

Futsal is growing steadily in Asia. As an indoor sport it is particularly suitable for demanding climates and urban areas with scarce outdoor space. The game can also help develop Asian football at the grassroots and youth level, honing skilful future footballers. Futsal, both men’s and women’s, has a very bright future ahead on our continent.

GENERALINFORMATION

10HOST CITY

INFORMATION

12TOURNAMENT

OVERVIEW

GENERALINFORMATION

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GENERAL Host City Information

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HOST CITY INFORMATION

Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, MalaysiaNilai, located in the state of Negeri Sembilan, is a rapidly growing town with a multi-ethnic population of over 36,000.

A popular shopping destination thanks to the establishment of several major malls and commercial developments, Nilai is situated in an area of natural beauty and has a rustic charm that attracts numerous visitors and tourists.

Benefitting from an increase in the number of quality hotels, a smooth and convenient transportation system, and its proximity to the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur,

Nilai also offers a number of attractions to visit. One of the town’s main tourist highlights is the Peace Memorial Gardens, which features the Nilai Memorial Park, Xiao En Si, Quadrangles, and the Di Zang Temple.

Fast becoming a major education hub in the region, various Malaysian and international institutions have set up operations in Nilai, adding a cosmopolitan flavour to the town, with students from over 30 countries studying at Nilai’s universities and colleges.

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GENERAL Tournament Overview


The Malaysian town of Nilai played host to the inaugural edition of the AFC Women’s Futsal Championship from September 21 to 26 as the AFC became the first FIFA confederation to

introduce a women’s futsal tournament into its portfolio of official competitions.

Invitations to the historic event were based on participation in the previous two editions of the Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games, with the seeding for the 2015 AFC Women’s

Futsal Championship was determined by placings at the 2013 tournament in Incheon.

Gold medallists Japan were the number one seeds in Nilai with runners-up Iran ranked second resulting in the two top seeds being placed in separate groups in the eight-team competition, which also featured 2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games bronze-medal winners Thailand, China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, and Uzbekistan.

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Group A: IR Iran, Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Hong Kong

Group B: Japan, China, Thailand, Vietnam

September 21

Uzbekistan v MalaysiaIR Iran v Hong KongThailand v ChinaJapan v Vietnam

September 22

Malaysia v Hong KongUzbekistan v IR IranChina v VietnamThailand v Japan

September 23

Hong Kong v UzbekistanIR Iran v MalaysiaVietnam v ThailandJapan v China

GROUPS & FIXTURES

SEMI-FINALS

September 25

Semi-Final 1: IR Iran v ThailandSemi-Final 2: Japan v Malaysia

3RD/4TH PLACING

September 26

Thailand v Malaysia

FINAL

September 26

IR Iran v Japan

TOURNAMENTANALYSIS

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STORY OF THE TOURNAMENT

MEDICALREPORT

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS Technical Analysis

The AFC Women’s Futsal Championship Malaysia 2015 concluded successfully at the Nilai Indoor Stadium with Iran becoming inaugural champions after edging Japan 1-0 in an intense final match.

That championship-winning goal was the 93rd of the six-day, 16-match tournament with each game averaging 5.8 goals, reflecting the aggressive and confident attacking strategy adopted by the teams throughout the keenly-contested competition.

The stronger and more developed futsal nations such as Iran, Japan, Thailand, and Malaysia had clearly put a lot of work into their strategy and planning for the tournament with many teams showing good tactical movement during the high level matches that also showcased players displaying excellent individual skills.

Surprisingly, there was no extra-time required in the any of the four Knockout Stage matches in what was overall a very successful and entertaining event.

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Time Out:Most time outs took place at the end of the first or second half with many proving to be effective in such situations as changing tactics, adopting the power play, and preparing for set pieces.

Power Play:The power play was utilised by various coaches but was only successful on a few occasions, with Thailand scoring twice against Japan and Malaysia and Vietnam scoring against Iran and China respectively.

Substitutions:Only Japan and Thailand substituted four players at the same time while most other teams went one-by-one.

1. Introduce more women’s youth development programmes in order to prepare young players for the upcoming AFC Women’s Futsal tournaments.

2. Increase the number of participants at the next tournament to encourage more countries in Asia to become active.

3. Improve the physical condition of the players to ensure they have the ability to pressurise their opponents.

4. Introduce the AFC Women’s Club Championship as a next step for the leagues in Asian countries. Strong domestic leagues will help improve the national teams.

5. Encourage Member Associations to conduct more Women’s Futsal coaching courses.

TACTICS RECOMMENDATION

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS Story of the Championship

Group B: Thailand 3-1 (2-0) China PR

Thailand claimed the first ever win in the AFC Women’s Futsal Championship with a 3-1 victory over China as the latest edition to the AFC’s portfolio of competitions kicked-off at the Nilai Indoor Stadium.

Sasicha Pothiwong wrote her name in the history books by scoring the tournament’s first goal seven minutes into the Group B encounter before Nipaporn Sriwarom got her name on the score sheet three minutes later as the Thais took control of the contest.

Mao Yifan, who had earlier made a less positive entry into the tournament record books by becoming the first recipient of a yellow card in the 12th minute, pulled one back for the Chinese two minutes into the second period.

However Hataichanok Tappakun, whose stand out performance earned her the tournament’s first Player of the Match award, restored Thailand’s two-goal cushion in the 32nd minute of the AFC Women’s Futsal Championship curtain raiser.

Group B:

Japan 4-2 (3-0) Vietnam

Japan began the quest to add the inaugural AFC Women’s Futsal Championship title to their three consecutive Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games gold medals with a 4-2 win over Vietnam in the second Group B match of the historic tournament.

Japan, Asian Indoor Games women’s futsal winners in 2007, 2009, and most recently 2013 in Incheon, took a three-goal cushion into the interval after a fifth-minute Chikage Kichibayashi penalty was supplemented by further goals from Maiko Higashiyama (10th) and Akari Takao (12th).

Four minutes into the second period Kichibayashi scored her second of the match before a late double from Nguyen Thi Chau (34th, 39th) saw the Vietnamese half the deficit.

MATCH DAY 1

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Group A: Uzbekistan 4-9 (0-2) Malaysia

Malaysia made an impressive start to their continental campaign as the inaugural AFC Women’s Futsal Championship hosts defeated Uzbekistan 9-4 in Group A curtain raiser.

The action went from one end of the court to the other but while there was no shortage of excitement, the match remained goalless for the first quarter-of-an-hour.

Norhawa Yasin broke the deadlock in the 15th minute before Farahiyah Ridzuan struck 60 seconds later to give the home side a 2-0 lead at the break.

Nur Shazreen extended Malaysia’s advantage four minutes into the second period and although Makhliyo Sarikova got Uzbekistan on the scoreboard in the 25th minute, Usliza Usman hit the target to restore her side’s three-goal cushion barely a minute later before Norhawa extended the lead to four goals with her second of the game in the 27th minute.

The Uzbeks endeavoured to find a way back into the contest as the match entered into the final ten minutes and in the 32nd minute Sarikova grabbed her second and Mahliyo Yusupova also got on the scoresheet as the Central Asians pegged the score back to 5-3.

With five minutes remaining Sarikova became the first player to score a hat-trick at the AFC Women’s Futsal Championship and it wasn’t long before Norhawa and Farahiyah followed in her footsteps and scored their trebles.

Norhawa became the first Malaysian to net a hat-trick at the ground-breaking tournament when she scored her third in the 38th minute after goals from Farahiyah (35th) and Fatin Shahida (37th) before Farahiyah sealed the 9-4 victory as she became the third player to claim a treble when she scored the final goal of the game with a minute left on the clock.

Group A: IR Iran 6-0 (1-0) Hong Kong

Sara Sherbeigi emerged as the leading scorer at the end of Match Day 1 with her four goals propelling Iran to a 6-0 victory over Hong Kong.

A fifth-minute Fahimeh Zarei goal was all that separated the two sides at the end of the first period before the Iranians raised their game after the interval as Sherbeigi stole the show with four goals (24th, 29th, 34th, 35th) to top the hat-tricks scored by Makhliyo Sarikova, Norhawa Yasin, and Farahiyah Ridzuan in Malaysia’s 9-4 defeat of Uzbekistan in the earlier Group A fixture.

Fereshteh Karimi also got her name on the scoresheet in the 32nd minute of the victory that saw Iran top the Group A table ahead of the Malaysians at the end of the history-making first day of the AFC Women’s Futsal Championship, the first continental tournament of its kind amongst all the FIFA member confederations.

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Group B: China PR 3-2 (1-1) Vietnam

China reignited their chances of a place in the semi-finals with a 3-2 come-from-behind victory over Vietnam, whose hopes of a place in the final four suffered a serious setback with their second successive Group B defeat.

Both sides badly needed a win after losing their tournament debuts and it was China that took the lead through Liu Jing’s second-minute strike.

Vietnam fought back strongly and after missing a number of opportunities through their own profligacy as well as the frame of the Chinese goal, they finally got the equaliser their pressure deserved, with Pham ThiTuoi restoring parity with four minutes of the first period remaining.

Nguyen Thi My Anh put Vietnam 2-1 up just a minute after the half-time interval before a Mao Yifan double settled the contest in China’s favour, with the 20-year-old equalising in the 30th minute before scoring the winner five minutes later.

Group B: Thailand 2-4 (0-3) Japan

Buoyed by their triumph over China in the first-ever fixture of the history-making tournament, the Thais approached their second match with confidence, but Japan proved to be a tougher proposition for South East Asia’s top side as the three-time Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games gold medal winners would made it two-wins-out-of two with a hard-fought 3-2 victory.

Mutsumi Sakata’s sixth-minute opener was all that separated the two sides until Japan doubled their advantage on the stroke of half-time when Chikage Kichibayashi scored her third of the campaign following her brace against Vietnam.

Kichibayashi extended the lead in the 31st minute with a goal that saw her join Iran’s Sara Sherbeigi as the tournament’s joint-leading scorer but Japan were to endure a nervous end to the the match they appeared to be dominating as Thailand coach Rakphol Sainetngam employed the power play in the remaining eight minutes.

MATCH DAY 2

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The tactic nearly paid off for the Thais as Mamyalee Sawitree and Siranya Srimanee scored in the 36th and 38th minutes respectively but in the end the three-time SEA Games champions ran out of time as Japan went three points clear at the top of Group B with just one round of matches remaining ahead for the semi-finals.

Group A: Malaysia 4-1(1-1) Hong Kong

Hosts Malaysia picked up their second Group B win when they came from a goal down to defeat Hong Kong 4-1, with Farahiyah Ridzuan’s two-minute double taking her to the top of the scoring charts.

Having gone down 6-0 to Iran on their tournament debut, Hong Kong finally got on the score sheet when Wong So Han netted her country’s first-ever AFC Women’s Futsal Championship goal, five minutes into meeting with Malaysia.

But Hong Kong’s lead would last just two minutes, with Kwong Wing Yang’s own goal drawing the tournament hosts level, with the East Asian duos’ goals at either end of the court transpiring to be the only scoring in the first period.

The score remained locked at 1-1 until the half-hour mark when Fatin Shahida put the Malaysians in front before Farahiyah Ridzuan extended the home side’s advantage with goals in the 33rd and 35th minutes to take her tally for the tournament to five.

Group A: Uzbekistan 1-9 (1-4) IR Iran

Iran stormed into the semi-finals a 9-1 victory over Uzbekistan, with the two-time West Asian champions’ emphatic win also ensuring host Malaysia’s place in the final four.

Iran needed just five minutes to get on the scoresheet with Fereshteh Karimi getting the first goal of a first period dominated by the 2013 Asian Indoor Games silver medallists.

Sepideh Zarrinrad doubled the lead in the 8th minute and although MahliyoYusupova got the Uzbeks on the scoreboard just sixty seconds later, Iran quickly regained the upper hand as goals from skipper Nasimeh Gholami (13th) and Sohila Tarazi (18th) gave the West Asians a comfortable 4-1 cushion to take into the second period.

Iran continued to control the game after the interval although their cause was considerably helped by the unfortunate Makhliyo Sarakova, who netted two own goals in the space of 60 seconds (25th, 26th).

The demoralised Uzbeks conceded three more in the remainder of the match with Sara Sherbeigi claiming her fifth of the campaign in the 29th minute to join Malaysia’s Farahiyah Ridzuan as the tournament’s leading scorer, before a Fahimeh Zarei strike a minute later and another from Karimi with three minutes remaining saw Uzbekistan breached nine times for the second time following their 9-4 loss to Malaysia.

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Group B: Vietnam 1-2 (1-1) Thailand

Thailand booked their place in the semi-finals after their 2-1 come-from-behind victory was followed by China’s loss to table-toppers Japan, as Group B of the historic tournament came to an end.

With defeats in their previous fixtures, Vietnam were out of the reckoning for a place in the final four as Truong Quoc Tuan’s side looked to bow out of the competition with their first win, while Thailand were looking for the victory that would see them move up to six points and subsequently qualify for the final four should China fail to take maximum points against Japan.

Thailand got the victory they needed the hard way with Siranya Srimanee’s 18th-minute strike cancelling out Pham ThiTuoi’s second-minute opener, before SasichaPhothiwong netted the match-winner with just two minutes left on the clock.

Group B: Japan 7-1 (5-0) China PR

Japan advanced to the semi-finals with a 100% record following a 7-1 defeat of China, a result that also confirmed Thailand’s place in the final four as Group B runners-up.

Having already defeated Vietnam and the Thais, Japan took the first step towards a hat-trick of victories when skipper Shiori Nakajima opened the scoring with three minutes gone before three goals in the space of two minutes - two from Saori Kato (7th, 8th) and one from Minako Sekinada (8th) - and an Anna Amishiro strike on the stroke of half-time gave the three-time Asian Indoor Games’ gold medallists a commanding 5-0 lead at the interval.

China finally got on the scoresheet in the 33rd minute through Liu Jing but Japan’s five-goal cushion was restored four minutes later courtesy of Maiko Higashiyama before China’s disappointing final match was compounded when defender Wang Hui inadvertently put the ball into her own net to gift Japan a seventh just before full time.

MATCH DAY 3

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Group A: Hong Kong 3-3 (1-0) Uzbekistan

Hong Kong ended their inaugural AFC Women’s Futsal Championship campaign third in the Group A standings ahead of Uzbekistan of on goal difference after the two sides played out a 3-3 in their final fixture.

The Uzbeks appeared to be heading towards their first victory until Hong Kong skipper Kwong Wing Yan’s last-minute equaliser earned the East Asians a share of the spoils after trailing 3-1 following a blistering spell of Uzbekistan dominance that saw Avaz Maksumov’s score three times in two minutes at the start of the second period.

Kwong had given Hong Kong a 14th minute lead with the only goal of the first half and the East Asians held the advantage until the 22nd minute when Mahliyo Yusupova drew the Uzbeks level before two goals in the 24th minute minute from Feruza Turdiboeva and Makhliyo Sarikova - her fourth of the competition - turned the tide of the match in the Central Asians favour.

Ng Wing Kum pulled one back for Hong Kong in the 31st minute and with just seconds remaining before the final buzzer, Kwong struck the goal that saw her side end their campaign in third, with the Uzbeks left counting the cost of conceding nine times against both Iran and tournament hosts Malaysia in their earlier matches.

Group A: IR Iran 4-2 (1-1) Malaysia

Iran set up a semi-final showdown with Thailand as the West Asians defeated Malaysia 4-2 to top Group A ahead of the tournament hosts as an entertaining group phase of the inaugural tournament came to an end.

Fahimeh Zarei opened the scoring in the first minute and the Iranians held the lead for a good quarter-of-an-hour when Farahiyah Ridzuan drew the Malaysians level from the penalty spot, with Iran skipper Nasimeh Gholami unluckily sent off after Usliza Usman’s powerful shot cannoned off the frame of the goal and hit her hand as she charged into the area to clear the danger.

Iran recovered from the setback and Sepideh Zarrinrad’s 23rd-minute effort made it 2-1 before Fereshteh Karimi added to her side’s advantage with goals in the 27th and 29th minutes.

In an attempt to find a way back into the tie, Malaysia coach Chiew Chun Yong employed the power play and while the attacking tactic returned only one goal of the three they needed to go level with the Iranians it did result in Farahiyah Ridzuan going clear at the top of the scoring charts, with the 21-year-old’s 39th minute consolation for the hosts taking her personal tally to seven, two more than the Iranian duo of Karimi and Sara Shirbeigi.

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IR Iran 1-0 (0-0) Thailand

Iran advanced to the final of the AFC Women’s Futsal Championship after beating Thailand 1-0, with substitute Zohreh Meisami proving the difference for the West Asians when she scored her first goal of the campaign in the second half following a thrilling first period.

Thailand striker Sasicha Phothiwong spurned the first real opportunity of the game in the opening minute when she went one on one with Farzaneh Tavasoli but her weak attempt was easily tapped away by the diving keeper.

The action quickly shifted to the Thailand half when forward Sepideh Zarrinrad was fouled in the third minute, her subsequent free-kick, however, rattled the woodwork.

A minute later, Iran’s Fereshteh Karimi hit the bar with a free-kick, before Thailand’s Prapasporn Sriroj tried an audacious lob from distance that was smartly stopped by the busy Tavasoli.

After a goalless first half, both sides came out after the break desperate to find the breakthrough, but Thailand seemed to be faltering with their final passes as Iran grew in confidence.

The key moment came in the 32nd minute when Fahimah Zarei’s neat pass connected perfectly with Meisami who fired home with Thailand keeper Pannipa Kamolrat rooted to the spot.

Meisami then had a chance to double her tally, but the 27-year-old forward sent the ball high over the bar when well placed.

It mattered little in the end though, as Iran - despite having to withstand some intense late pressure during which the

Thais hit the post twice in a matter of seconds - duly hung on to seal their passage through to the final.

Japan 8-1 (3-0) Malaysia

Japan joined Iran in the final of the inaugural AFC Women’s Futsal Championship when they beat Malaysia 8-1 to seal their progress.

A stirring second-half display saw the East Asians eventually notch their 22nd goal of the competition when tournament joint leading scorer Chikage Kichibayashi rammed home her side’s eighth of the game in the final moments of an entertaining encounter.

Having impressed during the group stage, the hosts were to find the going much tougher against a strong Japan side who took the lead in the second minute following Mutsumi Sakata’s surging run and powerful shot.

Forward Anna Amishiro doubled Japan’s advantage some ten minutes later from close range, before Kana Kitagawa tapped in to send a jubilant Japan in at the break three goals to the good.

Worse was to come for Malaysia after the break however, as Maiko Higashiyama further extended her side’s lead in the 23rd minute with a neat volley ahead of Sakata’s second of the match 12 minutes later.

Malaysian goalkeeper Sity Norazizah Jamal reduced the deficit with an incredible long-range effort from her own area, only to see Kichibayashi score a quick-fire hat-trick in the match’s dying embers to take her Championship tally to seven and ensure Japan’s showdown with Iran who beat Thailand 1-0 in the day’s earlier game.

SEMI-FINALS

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THIRD PLACE

PLAY-OFF

Thailand claimed third place in the inaugural AFC Women’s Futsal Championship after beating hosts Malaysia 4-1.

Thailand were the more dangerous of the two ASEAN sides in the first half, and it was they who had the first real opportunity of the game in the second minute when Siranya Srimanee failed to make the most of a free-kick when well placed.

Malaysia responded when Fatin Shahida Azmi’s smart pass found Farahiyah Ridzuan who failed to trouble Thailand keeper Pannipa Kamolrat.

Thailand were then thwarted by an impressive Nurul Atiqa in the Malaysian goal before the hosts drew first blood with Masturah Majid’s soft header proving too much for Thai custodian Pannipa on 11 minutes.

However Chiew Chun Yong’s side surrendered their lead just two minutes later when a corner throw in by Thailand’s Pacharaporn Srimuan found another substitute, Mamyalee Sawitree, whose shot rolled between Atiqa’s legs and into the net.

On 15 minutes, an unmarked Hataichanok Tappakun handed Thailand the lead thanks to some lapse Malaysian defending. Malaysia’s Farahiyah Ridzuan had a chance to level matters before the break but her hastily taken shot went wide.

The Thais pushed on in the second half and duly extended their advantage when Darika Peanpailun fired home ahead of an own goal by Malaysia substitute Nur Shazreen Munazli which ended the game as a contest

Thailand 4-1 (2-1) Malaysia

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IR Iran 1-0 (1-0) Japan

Iran were crowned inaugural champions of the AFC Women’s Futsal Championship after beating Japan 1-0 in a thrilling final.

Both teams were quick out of the blocks and the first chance of note came in the fourth minute as Iran’s Fereshteh Karimi sprinted down the right and tested Japan goalkeeper Ayaka Yamamoto with a fierce drive.

Barely a minute later, Karimi had another up close and personal encounter with the Japan custodian but yet again her effort was stopped by the impressive Yamamoto’s legs.

However, the breakthrough was to come for Iran on eight minutes as an unmarked Karimi finally made her mark following confusion in the Japan area.

FINAL

The pulsating encounter continued when Mutsumi Sakata fired a rocket of a shot that Farzaneh Tavasoli in the Iran goal did well to palm away.

On 18 minutes Fatemeh Etetadi fouled Sakata whose clever free-kick found skipper Shiori Nakajima but the Japan captain’s shot failed to find a way past Tavasoli in what was to prove the final opportunity of the first half.

Japan regained the initiative six minutes into the second period when Saori Kato connected with a corner only to see her effort saved by Tavasoli.

Kato then had a shot blocked by Etedadi’s body, before, in a breathless finale, Tavasoli reacted superbly to deny Nakajima and ensure her side of the title.

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS Medical Report

The AFC leaves no stone unturned when it comes to the protection of players’ health and well-being and the medical department plays its part in the overall development of the game of futsal in Asia, as well as helping to ensure fair play at the tournaments.

The inaugural AFC Women’s Futsal Championship was successfully organised with the AFC ensuring that medical care was readily and efficiently carried out when required.

Two separate Team Physician’s Pre-Coordination Meetings were organised to update the knowledge of those responsible for the health welfare of the players. Doping Control was also carried out during the competition, helping the players become educated on the issues surrounding drug and stimulant misuse.

Finally, the incidences of injuries were also recorded as part of the AFC’s on-going comprehensive study of injuries in AFC tournaments.

MEDICAL INFRASTRUCTUREWith the excellent support and cooperation of the Institute Sukan Negara Malaysia the medical services and infrastructure were in place for the championship as per international standards.

The AFC appointed Dr. Mya Lay Sein from Myanmar and Dr. Emily Merzo Zerrudo from Philippines to oversee the medical aspects and doping control implementation for the tournament. The AFC Medical Officers were satisfied with the infrastructure

as well as the services provided to the teams and officials throughout the tournament.

Nilai Medical Centre was designated as the referral hospital for match days while Assunta Hospital was the standby hospital for non-match days. These hospitals provided excellent services in terms of diagnosis, investigation and treatment of injured players.

At the Nilai Spring Resort Hotel, where the AFC tournament headquarters were situated, a number of minor conditions (such as headaches, sore throat, cough and flu) were examined and treated by the medical officer. All cases were satisfactorily resolved.

DOPING CONTROLWith the AFC committed to ensuring fair play, doping control was carried out, with one player per team randomly selected from two matches. * The samples were analysed at the WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) accredited New Delhi National Dope Testing Laboratory in India and

GROUP TEAMS TEAMSDOCTORS

TEAMSPHYIOTHERAPIST

A IR Iran 1 0

Malaysia 0 1

Uzbekistan 0 1

Hong Kong 1 2

B Japan 0 1

China PR 1 0

Thailand 1 1

Vietnam 0 1

the results showed that one test reported positive and one proved to be negative. The selected players and their accompanying medical representatives cooperated fully with the testing process.

INJURIES SUSTAINED BY FUTSAL PLAYER Team physicians and physiotherapists were asked to report all injuries and illness sustained by the players during the tournament to provide data for the on-going assessment of injuries that the AFC, in collaboration with F-MARC, has been conducting since 1998. The data gathered is compiled and used for scientific evidence to support the development of injury prevention programs.

The importance of the role of the team physician in recording injuries and illnesses and the significance of ensuring accurate reporting was explained during a Pre-competition Medical Coordination Meeting held on September 20. The level of cooperation was commendable as 100% compliance was achieved.

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* A total of nineteen injuries over the 16 matches were reported, while only one was recorded during the training days.

The most common location of injury was the thigh (6, 31.6%) followed by the lower leg (3, 15.8%) with two injuries (10.5%) reported in the both the shoulder/clavicle and thoracic spine/upper back.

The following are the list of the injuries incurred:

INJURY BODY PART Thigh 6 31.6%

Lower Leg 3 15.8%

Shoulder/Clavicle 2 10.5%

Thoracic Spine/Upper back 2 10.5%

Sternum/Ribs 1 5.3%

Abdomen 1 5.3%

Lumbar Spine/Lower back 1 5.3%

Foot/Toe 1 5.3%

Achilles Tendon 1 5.3%

Neck/Cervical Spine 1 5.3%

The main characteristic of injuries sustained during the matches were contusions with eight instances recorded. Muscle cramps/spasms were the second most prevalent with five followed by four strains and one case of both dislocation and tendinosis. The data revealed that more injuries occurred in the first half of matches than in the second period.

Team medical staff also reported a few minor cases of illness (such as coughs, flu and fever) which were all treated through oral medication and rest.

Thigh Lower Leg

Contussion / haematoma / bruise (42.10%)

Muscle cramps or spasm (26.30%)

Strain / muscle rupture / tear (21.10%)

Dislovation, subluxation (5.30%)

Shoulder/Clavicle

Thoracic Spine/

Upper back

Sternum/Ribs

Abdomen Lumbar Spine/Lower

back

Foot/Toe Achilles Tendon

Neck/Cervical Spine

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1

2

3

4

5

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3

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6

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5

4

Tendinosis / tendinopathy (5.30%)

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TOURNAMENT ANALYSIS Referee Report

Date of Tournament 21 - 26 September 2015Venue Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, MalaysiaStadium Nilai Indoor Stadium

Futsal Referee Instructors/Assessors

1. M. SAMINATHEN (MAS)2. KIM JANG KWAN (KOR)

Fitness Referees Instructor

1. C.RAVICHANDRAN (MAS)

AFC Women Futsal Referees

1. DA FUPING (CHN)2. LIANG QINGYUG (CHN)3. POOR JAAFARIAN MARYAM (IRN)4. KAMDI FATEMEH (IRN)5. MATSUO KUMIKO (JPN)6. NIITSUMA KUMI (JPN)7. RIM DAKKAK CHAMI (LIB)

AFC Men Futsal Referees

1. RYAN JOHN SHEPHEARD (AUS)2. AN RAN (CHN)3. HAWKAR SALAR AHMED (IRQ)4. HELDAY IDANG (MAS)5. REY RITAGA MARTINEZ (PHI)6. YUTTAKON MAIKET (THA)7. TRUONG QUOC DUNG (VIE)

Stand-by Referees

1. SCOTT KIDSON (AUS)2. LEE PO FU (TPE)

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INTRODUCTION

The AFC appointed 14 match officials and two standby referees for the inaugural AFC Women’s Futsal Championship, seven of which were female. In addition to the referees, Referees Instructors and a Referees’ Fitness Instructor were also appointed for the championship, with all the match officials involved having the opportunity to be assessed, guided, and supported throughout the tournament. All parties involved reported for duty on September 18.

PREPARATORY COURSE

The aim of the Preparatory Course was to ensure that the match officials were ready, both physically and mentally, to officiate in the competition. The three main elements of the course were:

1. Fitness Test2. Theoretical Session3. Practical Session

FITNESS TEST

A Fitness Test of the futsal referees and standby referees was carried out on September 20 and was divided into two parts, namely the Endurance Test, which took place at the USIM Track & Field Sport Complex, and a Speed and Agility Test, which was held at the Nilai Indoor Stadium. The Referee Fitness Instructor, assisted by the Futsal

Referees Instructors and the Local Organising Committee (LOC), conducted the test while a medical team and ambulance were on standby if needed. Of the 16 match officials that took the test, 14 passed while two of the appointed referees failed to complete the tasks in the required time.

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THEORETICAL SESSIONS

Theoretical sessions of the Preparatory Course were held on September 19 and 20 with the underlying theme of the two sessions encouraging the referees to be committed, courageous, and consistent when they perform of the futsal court. The key points covered were:

1. Consistency/Uniformity on Foul Recognition/Degree of Foul

2. Protecting the Players 3. Letting the Game Flow4. Substitutions and Bench Control

PRACTICAL SESSIONS

Two Practical Sessions were held at the Nilai Indoor Stadium during Preparatory Course in which the Futsal Referee Instructors conducted training sessions on simulated match situations that dealt with positioning, movement, signalling and other game day requirements.

APPOINTMENT OF REFEREES

The referees for the first match day were announced one day prior to kick-off following the debriefing session. Subsequent appointments for each match were made and distributed to the relevant officials after discussions with the Referees Instructors, with the decision based on their performances as well as the need for neutrality, taking into account the nations playing. Four referees were released following the conclusion of the Group Stage.

PHYSICAL TRAINING

With four matches played everyday for three consecutive days in the Group Stage and each referee having a match appointment the primary emphasis on the physical training during the tournament related to recovery. Physical training and technical sessions conducted by the appointed AFC Fitness Instructor were held every morning from 0700 to 0745 in the gym at the Nilai Springs Resort Hotel. The focus of these sessions was to prepare for consecutive matches by reducing fatigue from the previous game and to ‘reset’ the body for the next fixture.

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DAILY BRIEFING AND DEBRIEFING SESSIONS

Briefing and debriefing sessions conducted by the Referee Assessors and Referee Instructors everyday between 0830 and 0930 in the Springs II Meeting Room at the Nilai Springs Resort Hotel. The purpose of the debriefing sessions was to review their performance in the previous day’s match and analyse their decisions, suggesting ways in which they can improve are develop. Footage of specific match incidents was used to illustrate points while the tactics of the teams involved were also discussed to help the referees involved in forthcoming games featuring those sides.

HOSPITALITY BY THE LOC

The Local Organising Committee (LOC) did exceptionally well, providing all the necessary assistance and support required by the referees. Transportation for training and match days was very well coordinated while the referees were also given free internet access in the hotel.

OVERALL PERFORMANCE OF THE REFEREES

All the matches were generally played in the spirit of fair play and the decisions of the referees were respected by the players. The overall performance of the referees was very good, with no errors that affected the outcome of a match being committed. The teamwork, cooperation, and communication amongst the referees shown throughout the tournament was encouraging.

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38RESULTS AND

RANKING

42AWARDS

46MATCH DATA

54TECHNICAL STATISTICS

STATISTICALDATA

66TEAM DATA

AND ANALYSIS

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STATISTICAL DATA Results and Ranking

GROUP ATEAM P W D L F A GD PTS

I.R. IRAN 3 3 0 0 19 3 16 9

MALAYSIA 3 2 0 1 15 9 6 6

HONG KONG 3 0 1 2 4 13 -9 1

UZBEKISTAN 3 0 1 2 8 21 -13 1

TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS

JAPAN 3 3 0 0 14 5 9 9

THAILAND 3 2 0 1 7 5 2 6

CHINA P.R. 3 1 0 2 5 12 -7 3

VIETNAM 3 0 0 3 5 9 -4 0

GROUP B

TEAM I.R. IRAN MALAYSIA HONG KONG UZBEKISTAN P W D L

GOALSGD PTS CAU. EXP.

F A

I.R. IRAN 4-2 6-0 9-1 3 3 0 0 19 3 16 9 0 1

MALAYSIA 2-4 4-1 9-4 3 2 0 1 15 9 6 6 2 0

HONG KONG 0-6 1-4 3-3 3 0 1 2 4 13 -9 1 1 0

UZBEKISTAN 1-9 4-9 3-3 3 0 1 2 8 21 -13 1 5 0

TOTAL 46 8 1

AVERAGE PER MATCH 7.67 1.33 0.17

TEAM JAPAN THAILAND CHINA P.R. VIETNAM P W D LGOALS

GD PTS CAU. EXP.A

JAPAN 3-2 7-1 4-2 3 3 0 0 14 5 9 9 2 0

THAILAND 2-3 3-1 2-1 3 2 0 1 7 5 2 6 4 0

CHINA P.R. 1-7 1-3 3-2 3 1 0 2 5 12 -7 3 5 1

VIETNAM 2-4 1-2 2-3 3 0 0 3 5 9 -4 0 5 1

TOTAL 31 16 2

AVERAGE PER MATCH 5.17 2.67 0.33

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TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS

JAPAN 1 1 0 0 8 1 7 3

I.R. IRAN 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 3

THAILAND 1 0 0 1 0 1 -1 0

MALAYSIA 1 0 0 1 1 8 -7 0

SEMI-FINALS

TEAM JAPAN I.R. IRAN THAILAND MALAYSIA P W D LGOALS

GD PTS CAU. EXP.A

JAPAN 8-1 1 1 0 0 8 1 7 3 0 0

I.R. IRAN 1-0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 3 1 0

THAILAND 0-1 1 0 0 1 0 1 -1 0 3 0

MALAYSIA 1-8 1 0 0 1 1 8 -7 0 3 0

TOTAL 10 7 0

AVERAGE PER MATCH 5 3.5 0

3rd/4th PLACETEAM P W D L F A GD PTS

THAILAND 1 1 0 0 4 1 3 3

MALAYSIA 1 0 0 1 1 4 -3 0

TEAM THAILAND MALAYSIA P W D LGOALS

GD PTS CAU. EXP.A

THAILAND 4-1 1 1 0 0 4 1 3 3 0 0

MALAYSIA 1-4 1 0 0 1 1 4 -3 0 1 0

TOTAL 5 1 0

AVERAGE PER MATCH 5 1 0

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FINALTEAM P W D L F A GD PTS

I.R. IRAN 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 3

JAPAN 1 0 0 1 0 1 -1 0

TEAM I.R. IRAN JAPAN P W D LGOALS

GD PTS CAU. EXP.A

I.R. IRAN 1-0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 3 2 0

JAPAN 0-1 1 0 0 1 0 1 -1 0 1 0

TOTAL 1 3 0

AVERAGE PER MATCH 1 3 0

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TEAM RANKINGRanking Team

1 Japan

2 IR Iran

3 Thailand

4 Malaysia

5 China PR

6 Hong Kong

7 Uzbekistan

8 Vietnam

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STATISTICAL DATA Awards

FAIRPLAY AWARDS:

JAPANAFC Women’s Futsal Championship 2015 runners-up Japan won the Fair Play Award after amassing 47.91 points, becoming the first recipients of the accolade having garnered 0.61 points more than tournament champions Iran.

Teams are assessed in five categories, with a further category relating to the behavior of the public. This is how the points are calculated.

1. Red and Yellow Card (max. 10 marks):If a player who is on a yellow card (-1 point) commits another yellow card offence, only the red card will count (-3 points). But if a player who has already been cautioned then commits a red card offence, both cards will count (sothe player will receive -4 points). This is the only section in which it is possible to receive a score below zero.

2. Positive Play (max. 10 marks):This is designed to encourage attractive play that will increase the enjoyment of spectators and the following areas are taken into consideration:

Positive• Using attacking tactics, not defensive• Speeding up the game• Efforts to gain time (e.g. bringing the ball back into

play quickly even if the team is in a winning position)• Continuing to push for goals when in a winning position• Negative• Slowing down the game• Time wasting• Tactics based on foul play• Play-acting (simulation)

3. Respect towards the opponent (max. 5 marks):Players should respect the Laws of the Game and abide by the spirit of Fair Play. The Fair Play delegate’s assessment will not double count items already covered in the ‘Red andYellow cards’ category, but the seriousness of the offences punished by cards may be considered. This category will also include offences overlooked by the referee. Any singlemajor incident between players may have a significant bearing on the final score.

4. Respect towards the referee (max. 5 marks):Players are expected to respect the officials - including assistants - at all times.The Fair Play delegate’s assessment will not double count items already covered in the ‘Red and Yellow cards’ but the seriousness of the offences punished by cards may be considered. Any single major incident may have a significant bearing on the score.A positive attitude, including the acceptance of doubtful decisions without protest, will be rewarded with high marks

5. Behaviour of the officials (max. 5 marks):Team officials, including coaches, are expected to develop the sporting, technical and tactical level of their team – and instruct players to behave in accordance with the Fair Play principles. Positive and negative aspects of the team officials’ conduct will be assessed – such as whether they calm down or provoke angry players or fans and how they accept the decisions of the referee. Co-operation with the media will also be taken into account. Any single major incident may have a significant bearing on the final mark, as will breachesof the regulations governing the dugout and technical area.

Fairplay Awards Criteria:

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For categories 1-5, the overall assessment of a team is obtained by adding up the points given for the individual categories, dividing this sum by the maximum points score (40) and multiplying it by 10.

Total Number of points (x 10 / (40*)).

In addition, there is one further category assessed by the Fair Play delegate

6. Behaviour of the crowd (max. 5 marks):All teams begin with a score of 5 points. A maximum of a further 5 points can be added for:• Verbal support in acceptable form• Covert recognition of outstanding play by the

opponentsA maximum of 5 points can be deducted for:• Persistent foul and abusive language• Persistent abuse of the officials’ decisions• Aggressive and threatening conduct towards opposing

fans

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TOP GOAL SCORER AWARDS:

FARAHIYAH BINTI MUHD RIDZUANFarahiya Ridzuan emerged as the inaugural AFC Women’s Futsal Championship Top Scorer with seven goals, taking the individual accolade ahead of Japan’s ChikageKichibayashi, who also struck seven times, with the 21-year-old Malaysian contributing more assists than the East Asian.

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MVP AWARDS:

FERESHTEH KARIMIFereshteh Karimi made history as the recipient of the first ever AFC Women’s Futsal Championship Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award after a stellar campaign helped Iran to the inaugural title. The 26-year-old scored six times during the competition with her most significant strike coming in the final as Karimi’s goal secured the West Asians victory over Japan in a closely-fought finale.

1. Semi finalist Team.2. No red card received.3. Major impact on outcome of the match. • Inspiration to others • Technical skills • Tactical Awareness • Physical Fitness • Sporting Behavior • Fair Play

Full name: Fereshteh Karimi

Date of birth: February 6, 1989

Age: 26

Place of birth: Tehran, IR. Iran

Jersey number: No. 7

MVP Selection Criteria:

WHAT EXPERTS SAY:

MVP“Technically skilful and physically strong, her powerful and unerring shooting from distance was a key weapon in the Iranian armoury ”

- AFC TSG officers Konishi Teppei and Mozafar Shahrzad

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THAILAND VS CHINA P.R. 3-1 (2-0) 1 21-09-2015 11:30 Nilai - Malaysia 50

THA:1 P.KAMOLRAT, 5 H.TAPPAKUN, 10 S.SRIMANEE, 11 P.SRIROJ, 14 S.PHOTHIWONG, 2 P.JUIJAROEN, 3 S.MAMYALEE, 4 N.SRIWAROM, 6 J.TUPSURI, 7 P.SRIMUANG, 8 P.MOKTHAISONG, 9 J.NIMRATTANASING, 12 S.SUKSEN, 13 D.PEANPAILUN

CHN:1 ZHANG R, 3 JIANG T T, 8 CUI YU HAN, 9 LIU JING, 10 MAO YI FAN, 2 ZHANG Y, 4 PEI YI M, 5 CUI YA ZH, 6 CHEN YU D, 11 WANG HUI, 12 MA LI, 13 REN TIAN, 14 HAN SH YU, 15 SHEN NAN

Scorers: 1-0 4' S.PHOTHIWONG(14), 2-0 7' N.SRIWAROM(4), 2-1 22' MAO YI FAN(10), 3-1 32' H.TAPPAKUN(5)

Referee: MARYAM POOR JAFARIAN (IRN)Second Referee: SCOTT KIDSON (AUS)Third Referee: HELDAY IDANG (MAS)

Time Keeper: KUMIKO MATSUO (JPN)

Cautions: CHN: 12’ MAO YI FAN(10)

Expulsions:

MATCHDAY 1

JAPAN V. VIETNAM 4-2 (3-0) 2 21-09-2015 14:00 Nilai - Malaysia 50

JPN:2 YAMASHITA, 3 HOTTA, 4 KATO, 8 SAKATA, 10 NAKAJIMA, 1 YAMAMOTO, 5 AMISHIRO, 6 HIGASHIYAMA, 7 KICHIBAYASHI, 9 SEKINADA, 11 KITAGAWA, 13 TAKAO, 14 SEKI, 15 UEMOTO

VIE:1 T.K.NGAN, 2 D.T.NGUYEN, 8 P.T.TUOI, 11 N.T.THANH, 12 T.N.T.HANG, 3 V.T.T.TRINH, 4 N.T.M.ANH, 5 L.T.T.LINH, 6 H.T.T.HIEN, 7 N.T.CHAU, 10 T.T.THAO, 13 V.T.H.LINH, 14 D.T.K.THOA, 15 H.T.H.YEN

Scorers: 1-0 5' KICHIBAYASHI(7) Pen, 2-0 10' HIGASHIYAMA(6), 3-0 12' TAKAO(13), 4-0 24' KICHIBAYASHI(7), 4-1 34' N.T.CHAU(7), 4-2 39' N.T.CHAU(7)

Referee: HAWKAR SALAR AHMED (IRQ)Second Referee: REY RITAGA (PHI)Third Referee: LEE PO-FU (TPE)

Time Keeper: RYAN SHEPHEARD (AUS)

Cautions:JPN: 35’ KITAGAWA(11), 37’ SAKATA(8)VIE: 24’ D.T.NGUYEN(2), 33’ D.T.K.THOA(14)

Expulsions:

STATISTICAL DATA Match Data

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UZBEKISTAN V. MALAYSIA 4-9 (0-2) 3 21-09-2015 16:30 Nilai - Malaysia 80

UZB:1 AKHMEDOVA, 8 ABDURASULOVA, 10 GALIMOVA, 13 MUNAVAROVA, 14 LAGUTKINA, 2 KUDRATOVA, 3 ZARBIEVA, 4 NOZIMOVA, 5 YUSUPOVA, 7 TURDIBOEVA, 9 SARIKOVA, 11 SALNIKOVA, 12 M. ABDIRASULOVA, 16 TILOVOVA

MAS:1 ATIQA, 9 NORHAWA, 10 FATIN, 11 SHAZREEN, 14 NUR IZZATI, 2 MASTURAH, 3 USLIZA, 4 FARHANA, 5 DADREE, 6 RINA, 7 FARAHIYAH, 8 ASYIKIN, 12 ASNIDAH, 13 NORAZIZAH

Scorers: 0-1 15' NORHAWA(9), 0-2 16' FARAHIYAH(7), 0-3 24' SHAZREEN(11), 1-3 25' SARIKOVA(9), 1-4 26' USLIZA(3), 1-5 27' NORHAWA(9), 2-5 32' YUSUPOVA(5), 3-5 32' SARIKOVA(9), 4-5 35' SARIKOVA(9), 4-6 35' FARAHIYAH(7), 4-7 37' FATIN(10), 4-8 38' NORHAWA(9), 4-9 39' FARAHIYAH(7)

Referee: LIANG QINGYUN (CHN)Second Referee: AN RAN (CHN)Third Referee: DA FUPING (CHN)

Time Keeper: MAIKET YUTTAKON (THA)

Cautions:UZB: 5’ TURDIBOEVA(7), 13’ GALIMOVA(10), 38’ AKHMEDOVA(1)MAS: 40’ FARHANA(4)

Expulsions:

I.R. IRAN V. HONG KONG 6-0 (1-0) 4 21-09-2015 19:00 Nilai - Malaysia 50

IRN:1 F.TAVASOLI, 7 F.KARIMI, 10 N.GHOLAMI, 12 F.ZAREI, 13 F.ETEDADI, 2 A.AKHONDI , 3 T.MEHDIPOUR, 4 S.PAPI, 5 S.SHIRBEIGI, 6 Z.MEISAMI, 8 S.ZARINRAD, 9 S.TARAZI, 11 M.NAZARI, 14 N.MORADI

HKG:4 NG WING KUM, 5 CHU LING LING, 7 KWONG WING YAN, 12 WONG SHUK FAN, 13 LUNG WING YAN, 1 LEUNG WAI NGA, 3 HO WAN TUNG, 6 YUEN HOI DIK HEIDI, 8 PANG TSZ CHING, 9 CHUNG PUI KI, 10 SIN CHUNG YEE, 14 YIU HEI MAN, 15 CHENG HOI YING, 16 WONG SO HAN

Scorers: 1-0 5' F.ZAREI(12), 2-0 24' S.SHIRBEIGI(5), 3-0 29' S.SHIRBEIGI(5) Pen, 4-0 32' F.KARIMI(7), 5-0 34' S.SHIRBEIGI(5), 6-0 35' S.SHIRBEIGI(5)

Referee: TRUONG QUOC DUNG (VIE)Second Referee: KUMI NIITSUMA (JPN)Third Referee: KUMIKO MATSUO (JPN)


Cautions: HKG: 29’ WONG SHUK FAN(12)

Expulsions:

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MATCHDAY 2CHINA P.R. V. VIETNAM 3-2 (1-1) 5 22-09-2015 11:30 Nilai - Malaysia 30

CHN:1 ZHANG R, 3 JIANG T T, 8 CUI YU HAN, 9 LIU JING, 10 MAO YI FAN, 2 ZHANG Y, 4 PEI YI M, 5 CUI YA ZH, 6 CHEN YU D, 7 ZHOU YE, 11 WANG HUI, 12 MA LI, 14 HAN SH YU, 15 SHEN NAN

VIE:1 T.K.NGAN, 2 D.T.NGUYEN, 8 P.T.TUOI, 11 N.T.THANH, 12 T.N.T.HANG, 3 V.T.T.TRINH, 4 N.T.M.ANH, 5 L.T.T.LINH, 6 H.T.T.HIEN, 7 N.T.CHAU, 10 T.T.THAO, 13 V.T.H.LINH, 14 D.T.K.THOA, 15 H.T.H.YEN

Scorers: 1-0 2' LIU JING(9), 1-1 16' P.T.TUOI(8), 1-2 21' N.T.M.ANH(4), 2-2 30' MAO YI FAN(10), 3-2 35' MAO YI FAN(10)

Referee: REY RITAGA (PHI)Second Referee: HAWKAR SALAR AHMED (IRQ)Third Referee: MARYAM POOR JAFARIAN (IRN)


Cautions:CHN: 16’ JIANG T T(3), 19’ JIANG T T(3), 25’ MAO YI FAN(10)VIE: 34’ V.T.H.LINH(13)

Expulsions: CHN: 19’ JIANG T T(3)

THAILAND V. JAPAN 2-3 (0-2) 6 22-09-2015 14:00 Nilai - Malaysia 50


JPN:2 YAMASHITA, 7 KICHIBAYASHI, 9 SEKINADA, 10 NAKAJIMA, 11 KITAGAWA, 1 YAMAMOTO, 3 HOTTA, 4 KATO, 5 AMISHIRO, 6 HIGASHIYAMA, 8 SAKATA, 13 TAKAO, 14 SEKI, 15 UEMOTO

Scorers: 0-1 6' SAKATA(8), 0-2 20' KICHIBAYASHI(7), 0-3 31' KICHIBAYASHI(7), 1-3 36' S.MAMYALEE(3), 2-3 38' S.SRIMANEE(10)

Referee: LEE PO-FU (TPE)Second Referee: HELDAY IDANG (MAS)Third Referee: LIANG QINGYUN (CHN)

Time Keeper: AN RAN (CHN)

Cautions: THA: 25’ H.TAPPAKUN(5), 38’ S.SRIMANEE(10), 39’ N.SRIWAROM(4)

Expulsions:

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MALAYSIA V. HONG KONG 4-1 (1-1) 7 22-09-2015 16:30 Nilai - Malaysia 300

MAS:1 ATIQA, 9 NORHAWA, 10 FATIN, 11 SHAZREEN, 14 NUR IZZATI, 2 MASTURAH, 3 USLIZA, 4 FARHANA, 5 DADREE, 6 RINA, 7 FARAHIYAH, 8 ASYIKIN, 12 ASNIDAH, 13 NORAZIZAH

HKG:4 WK NG, 5 LL CHU, 7 WY KWONG, 12 SF WONG, 13 WY LUNG, 1 WN LEUNG, 3 WT HO, 6 HD YUEN, 9 PK CHUNG, 10 CY SIN, 11 CS MA, 14 HM YIU, 15 HY CHENG, 16 SH WONG

Scorers: 0-1 5' SH WONG(16), 1-1 7' WY KWONG(7), 2-1 30' FATIN(10), 3-1 33' FARAHIYAH(7), 4-1 35' FARAHIYAH(7)

Referee: KUMIKO MATSUO (JPN)Second Referee: KUMI NIITSUMA (JPN)Third Referee: SCOTT KIDSON (AUS)

Time Keeper: HAWKAR SALAR AHMED (IRQ)

Cautions:

Expulsions:

UZBEKISTAN V. I.R. IRAN 0-0 (0-0) 8 22-09-2015 19:00 Nilai - Malaysia 0

UZB:1 AKHMEDOVA, 3 ZARBIEVA, 7 TURDIBOEVA, 9 SARIKOVA, 10 GALIMOVA, 2 KUDRATOVA, 4 NOZIMOVA, 5 YUSUPOVA, 8 ABDURASULOVA, 11 SALNIKOVA, 12 M. ABDIRASULOVA, 13 MUNAVAROVA, 14 LAGUTKINA, 16 TILOVOVA


Scorers: -

Referee: DA FUPING (CHN)Second Referee: RYAN SHEPHEARD (AUS)Third Referee: MAIKET YUTTAKON (THA)

Time Keeper: TRUONG QUOC DUNG (VIE)

Cautions:

Expulsions:

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MATCHDAY 3VIETNAM V. THAILAND 1-2 (1-1) 9 23-09-2015 11:30 Nilai - Malaysia 30

VIE:2 D.T.NGUYEN, 8 P.T.TUOI, 11 N.T.THANH, 12 T.N.T.HANG, 15 H.T.H.YEN, 3 V.T.T.TRINH, 4 N.T.M.ANH, 5 L.T.T.LINH, 6 H.T.T.HIEN, 7 N.T.CHAU, 10 T.T.THAO, 13 V.T.H.LINH, 14 D.T.K.THOA, 16 N.T.NGOC

THA:1 P.KAMOLRAT, 5 H.TAPPAKUN, 7 P.SRIMUANG, 10 S.SRIMANEE, 14 S.PHOTHIWONG, 2 P.JUIJAROEN, 3 S.MAMYALEE, 4 N.SRIWAROM, 6 J.TUPSURI, 8 P.MOKTHAISONG, 9 J.NIMRATTANASING, 11 P.SRIROJ, 12 S.SUKSEN, 13 D.PEANPAILUN

Scorers: 1-0 2' P.T.TUOI(8), 1-1 13' S.SRIMANEE(10), 1-2 38' S.PHOTHIWONG(14)

Referee: RYAN SHEPHEARD (AUS)Second Referee: LEE PO-FU (TPE)Third Referee: HAWKAR SALAR AHMED (IRQ)

Time Keeper: MARYAM POOR JAFARIAN (IRN)

Cautions:VIE: 12’ D.T.K.THOA(14), 25’ D.T.K.THOA(14)THA: 37’ J.NIMRATTANASING(9)

Expulsions: VIE: 25’ D.T.K.THOA(14)

JAPAN V. CHINA P.R. 7-1 (5-0) 10 23-09-2015 14:00 Nilai - Malaysia 30

JPN:1 YAMAMOTO, 3 HOTTA, 9 SEKINADA, 10 NAKAJIMA, 15 UEMOTO, 2 YAMASHITA, 4 KATO, 5 AMISHIRO, 6 HIGASHIYAMA, 7 KICHIBAYASHI, 12 FUJITA, 13 TAKAO, 14 SEKI, 16 A.YAMAMOTO

CHN:1 ZHANG R, 4 PEI YI M, 8 CUI YU HAN, 9 LIU JING, 15 SHEN NAN, 2 ZHANG Y, 5 CUI YA ZH, 6 CHEN YU D, 7 ZHOU YE, 11 WANG HUI, 12 MA LI, 13 REN TIAN, 14 HAN SH YU, 16 JI YAN R

Scorers: 1-0 3' NAKAJIMA(10), 2-0 7' KATO(4), 3-0 8' KATO(4), 4-0 8' SEKINADA(9), 5-0 20' AMISHIRO(5), 5-1 33' LIU JING(9), 6-1 37' HIGASHIYAMA(6), 7-1 40' WANG HUI(11)

Referee: HELDAY IDANG (MAS)Second Referee: REY RITAGA (PHI)Third Referee: SCOTT KIDSON (AUS)

Time Keeper: TRUONG QUOC DUNG (VIE)

Cautions: CHN: 35’ CUI YA ZH(5)

Expulsions:

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HONG KONG V. UZBEKISTAN 3-3 (1-0) 11 23-09-2015 16:30 Nilai - Malaysia 40

HKG:4 WK NG, 5 LL CHU, 7 WY KWONG, 12 SF WONG, 13 WY LUNG, 1 WN LEUNG, 2 CW NG, 3 WT HO, 6 HD YUEN, 8 TC PANG, 9 PK CHUNG, 10 CY SIN, 14 HM YIU, 16 SH WONG

UZB:8 ABDURASULOVA, 10 GALIMOVA, 12 M. ABDIRASULOVA, 13 MUNAVAROVA, 14 LAGUTKINA, 2 KUDRATOVA, 3 ZARBIEVA, 4 NOZIMOVA, 5 YUSUPOVA, 7 TURDIBOEVA, 9 SARIKOVA, 11 SALNIKOVA, 16 TILOVOVA

Scorers: 1-0 14' WY KWONG(7), 1-1 22' YUSUPOVA(5), 1-2 24' TURDIBOEVA(7), 1-3 24' SARIKOVA(9), 2-3 31' WK NG(4), 3-3 39' WY KWONG(7)

Referee: MAIKET YUTTAKON (THA)Second Referee: KUMIKO MATSUO (JPN)Third Referee: MARYAM POOR JAFARIAN (IRN)

Time Keeper: KUMI NIITSUMA (JPN)

Cautions: UZB: 39’ SARIKOVA(9)

Expulsions:

I.R. IRAN V. MALAYSIA 4-2 (1-1) 12 23-09-2015 19:00 Nilai - Malaysia 450


MAS:9 NORHAWA, 10 FATIN, 11 SHAZREEN, 13 NORAZIZAH, 14 NUR IZZATI, 1 ATIQA, 2 MASTURAH, 3 USLIZA, 4 FARHANA, 5 DADREE, 6 RINA, 7 FARAHIYAH, 8 ASYIKIN, 12 ASNIDAH

Scorers: 1-0 1' F.ZAREI(12), 1-1 16' FARAHIYAH(7) Pen, 2-1 23' S.ZARINRAD(8), 3-1 27' F.KARIMI(7), 4-1 29' F.KARIMI(7), 4-2 39' FARAHIYAH(7)

Referee: DA FUPING (CHN)Second Referee: LIANG QINGYUN (CHN)Third Referee: AN RAN (CHN)

Time Keeper: REY RITAGA (PHI)

Cautions: MAS: 40’ NORHAWA(9)

Expulsions: IRN: 16’ N.GHOLAMI(10)

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I.R. IRAN V. THAILAND 1-0 (0-0) 13 25-09-2015 16:30 Nilai - Malaysia 130

IRN:1 F.TAVASOLI, 7 F.KARIMI, 8 S.ZARINRAD, 12 F.ZAREI, 13 F.ETEDADI, 2 A.AKHONDI , 3 T.MEHDIPOUR, 4 S.PAPI, 5 S.SHIRBEIGI, 6 Z.MEISAMI, 9 S.TARAZI, 11 M.NAZARI, 14 N.MORADI


Scorers: 1-0 32' Z.MEISAMI(6)

Referee: TRUONG QUOC DUNG (VIE)Second Referee: REY RITAGA (PHI)Third Referee: LEE PO-FU (TPE)

Time Keeper: DA FUPING (CHN)

Cautions:IRN: 28’ F.KARIMI(7)THA: 23’ S.SRIMANEE(10), 40’ P.MOKTHAISONG(8)

Expulsions:

SEMI-FINALS

JAPAN V. MALAYSIA 8-1 (3-0) 14 25-09-2015 19:00 Nilai - Malaysia 600

JPN:2 YAMASHITA, 8 SAKATA, 10 NAKAJIMA, 11 KITAGAWA, 15 UEMOTO, 1 YAMAMOTO, 3 HOTTA, 4 KATO, 5 AMISHIRO, 6 HIGASHIYAMA, 7 KICHIBAYASHI, 9 SEKINADA, 13 TAKAO, 14 SEKI

MAS:1 ATIQA, 4 FARHANA, 9 NORHAWA, 10 FATIN, 14 NUR IZZATI, 2 MASTURAH, 3 USLIZA, 5 DADREE, 6 RINA, 7 FARAHIYAH, 8 ASYIKIN, 11 SHAZREEN, 12 ASNIDAH, 13 NORAZIZAH

Scorers: 1-0 2' SAKATA(8), 2-0 12' AMISHIRO(5), 3-0 15' KITAGAWA(11), 4-0 23' HIGASHIYAMA(6), 5-0 35' SAKATA(8), 5-1 35' NORAZIZAH(13), 6-1 39' KICHIBAYASHI(7) Pen, 7-1 40' KICHIBAYASHI(7), 8-1 40' KICHIBAYASHI(7)

Referee: RYAN SHEPHEARD (AUS)Second Referee: AN RAN (CHN)Third Referee: MAIKET YUTTAKON (THA)

Time Keeper: LIANG QINGYUN (CHN)

Cautions: MAS: 8’ SHAZREEN(11), 25’ FARAHIYAH(7), 28’ FATIN(10)

Expulsions:

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THAILAND V. MALAYSIA 4-1 (2-1) 15 26-09-2015 16:30 Nilai - Malaysia 400

THA:1 P.KAMOLRAT, 5 H.TAPPAKUN, 9 J.NIMRATTANASING, 10 S.SRIMANEE, 14 S.PHOTHIWONG, 2 P.JUIJAROEN, 3 S.MAMYALEE, 4 N.SRIWAROM, 6 J.TUPSURI, 7 P.SRIMUANG, 8 P.MOKTHAISONG, 11 P.SRIROJ, 12 S.SUKSEN, 13 D.PEANPAILUN

MAS:1 ATIQA, 2 MASTURAH, 7 FARAHIYAH, 10 FATIN, 14 NUR IZZATI, 3 USLIZA, 4 FARHANA, 5 DADREE, 6 RINA, 8 ASYIKIN, 9 NORHAWA, 11 SHAZREEN, 12 ASNIDAH, 15 ASMA

Scorers: 0-1 11' MASTURAH(2), 1-1 13' S.MAMYALEE(3), 2-1 15' H.TAPPAKUN(5), 3-1 21' D.PEANPAILUN(13), 4-1 34' SHAZREEN(11)

Referee: KUMI NIITSUMA (JPN)Second Referee: KUMIKO MATSUO (JPN)Third Referee: RYAN SHEPHEARD (AUS)

Time Keeper: LEE PO-FU (TPE)

Cautions: MAS: 37’ NUR IZZATI(14)

Expulsions:

3rd/ 4th PLACING

I.R. IRAN V. JAPAN 1-0 (1-0) 16 26-09-2015 19:00 Nilai - Malaysia 550


JPN:1 YAMAMOTO, 8 SAKATA, 9 SEKINADA, 10 NAKAJIMA, 11 KITAGAWA, 2 YAMASHITA, 3 HOTTA, 4 KATO, 5 AMISHIRO, 6 HIGASHIYAMA, 7 KICHIBAYASHI, 13 TAKAO, 14 SEKI, 15 UEMOTO

Scorers: 1-0 8' F.KARIMI(7)

Referee: LIANG QINGYUN (CHN)Second Referee: DA FUPING (CHN)Third Referee: TRUONG QUOC DUNG (VIE)

Time Keeper: AN RAN (CHN)

Cautions:IRN: 15’ S.TARAZI(9), 25’ Z.MEISAMI(6)JPN: 26’ KICHIBAYASHI(7)

Expulsions:

FINAL

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STATISTICAL DATA Technical Statistics

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HOW GOALS WERE SCOREDNo. Goal Type Goals Percentage

1 Combination Play 14 15%

2 Ala (Wing) Play 5 5%

3 Defence-splitting pass 1 1%

4 GK Distribution 0 0%

5 Solo effort 3 3%

6 Exceptional finish 0 0%

7 Defensive error 8 9%

8 Rebound 10 11%

9 Counter Attack 23 25%

10 Powerplay 4 4%

11 After a corner kick - left side 1 1%

12 After a corner kick- right side 2 2%

13 Direct from a free-kick 0 0%

14 Following from a free-kick 5 5%

15 Kick-in 8 9%

16 Own Goal 5 5%

17 Penalty 10m 1 1%

18 Penalty 6m 3 3%

Total 93

Goals

Combination PlayDefence-splitting passSolo effortDefensive errorCounter AttackAfter a corner kick - left sideDirect from a free-kickKick-inPenalty 10m

Ala (Wing) PlayGK DistributionExceptional finishReboundPowerplayAfter a corner kick - right sidefollowing from a free-kickOwn GoalPenalty 6m

15%

5%

5%

5%

4%

9%

1%3%

3%1%

9%

11%25%

1%2%

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WHEN GOALS WERE SCOREDTime No. of Goals

1' - 5' 9

6'-10' 11

11'-15' 10

16'-20' 6

21'-25' 13

26'-30' 9

31'-35' 21

36'-40' 14

1st half extra time 0

2nd half extra time 0

Total 93

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1’-5’ 6’-10’ 11’-15’ 16’-20’ 21’-25’ 26’-30’ 31’-35’ 36’-40’ 1st halfextra time

Goals

2nd halfextra time

Tim

e

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Goals Scored From Where Count Percentage

Penalty Mark 3 3%

2nd Penalty 1 1%

Inside penalty area 50 54%

Corner of outside penalty area 6 6%

Between penalty and 2nd penalty 26 28%

Between 2nd penalty and half line 6 6%

From own half 1 1%

Total 93

Between 2nd penalty and half line

WHERE GOALS WERE SCORED

Between penalty and 2nd penalty

From own half

Corner of outside penalty area

Inside penalty area

2nd penalty

Penalty mark 3

1

50

6

26

6

1

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Japan IR. Iran Malaysia Hong Kong China PR Thailand Uzbekistan Vietnam

Overall [5 Matches] [5 Matches] [5 Matches] [5 Matches] [3 Matches] [3 Matches] [3 Matches] [3 Matches]Total goals scored

21 19 16 4 5 10 8 5

Goalkeeper 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Field Player 21 19 15 4 5 10 8 5

WHO SCORED THE GOALS?

Goal ScorersNo. Team Goals

1 JAPAN 19 (G), 2 (PK), 1 (Own), 22 (total)

2 I.R. IRAN 18 (G), 1 (PK), 2 (Own), 21 (total)

3 MALAYSIA 15 (G), 1 (PK), 1 (Own), 17 (total)

4 THAILAND 10 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 11 (total)

5 UZBEKISTAN 8 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 8 (total)

6 VIETNAM 5 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 5 (total)

7 CHINA P.R. 5 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 5 (total)

8 HONG KONG 4 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 4 (total)

Goals Conceded No. Team P Goals Conceded

1 MALAYSIA 5 21

2 UZBEKISTAN 3 21

3 HONG KONG 3 13

4 CHINA P.R. 3 12

5 VIETNAM 3 9

6 THAILAND 5 7

7 JAPAN 5 7

8 I.R. IRAN 5 3

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Average Goals Scored No. Team P Average Score

1 JAPAN 5 4.4

2 I.R. IRAN 5 4.2

3 MALAYSIA 5 3.4

4 UZBEKISTAN 3 2.67

5 THAILAND 5 2.2

6 VIETNAM 3 1.67

7 CHINA P.R. 3 1.67

8 HONG KONG 3 1.33

Top ScorersNo. Name Team Goals

1 FARAHIYAH BINTI MUHD RIDZUAN MALAYSIA 6 (G), 1 (PK), 0 (Own), 7 (total)

2 KICHIBAYASHI CHIKAGE JAPAN 5 (G), 2 (PK), 0 (Own), 7 (total)

3 FERESHTEH KARIMI I.R. IRAN 6 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 6 (total)

4 SARA SHIRBEIGI I.R. IRAN 4 (G), 1 (PK), 0 (Own), 5 (total)

5 SARIKOVA MAKHLIYO UZBEKISTAN 4 (G), 0 (PK), 2 (Own), 4 (total)

6 FAHIMEH ZAREI I.R. IRAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

7 HIGASHIYAMA MAIKO JAPAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

8 MAO YIFAN CHINA P.R. 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

9 NORHAWA BINTI MD YASIN MALAYSIA 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

10 SAKATA MUTSUMI JAPAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

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PLAYER COUNTRY TEAM GOALS

FARAHIYAH BINTI MUHD RIDZUAN MALAYSIA MALAYSIA 6 (G), 1 (PK), 0 (Own), 7 (total)

KICHIBAYASHI CHIKAGE JAPAN JAPAN 5 (G), 2 (PK), 0 (Own), 7 (total)

FERESHTEH KARIMI IR. IRAN I.R. IRAN 6 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 6 (total)

SARA SHIRBEIGI IR. IRAN I.R. IRAN 4 (G), 1 (PK), 0 (Own), 5 (total)

SARIKOVA MAKHLIYO UZBEKISTAN UZBEKISTAN 4 (G), 0 (PK), 2 (Own), 4 (total)

FAHIMEH ZAREI IR. IRAN I.R. IRAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

HIGASHIYAMA MAIKO JAPAN JAPAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

MAO YIFAN CHINA PR CHINA P.R. 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

NORHAWA BINTI MD YASIN MALAYSIA MALAYSIA 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

SAKATA MUTSUMI JAPAN JAPAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

YUSUPOVA MAHLIYO UZBEKISTAN UZBEKISTAN 3 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 3 (total)

AMISHIRO ANNA JAPAN JAPAN 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

FATIN SHAHIDA BINTI AZMI MALAYSIA MALAYSIA 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

HATAICHANOK TAPPAKUN THAILAND THAILAND 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

KATO SAORI JAPAN JAPAN 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

KWONG WING YAN HONG KONG HONG KONG 2 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 2 (total)

LIU JING CHINA PR CHINA P.R. 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

MAMYALEE SAWITREE THAILAND THAILAND 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

NGUYEN THI CHAU VIETNAM VIETNAM 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

PHAM THI TUOI VIETNAM VIETNAM 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

SASICHA PHOTHIWONG THAILAND THAILAND 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

SEPIDEH ZARRINRAD IR. IRAN I.R. IRAN 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

SIRANYA SRIMANEE THAILAND THAILAND 2 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 2 (total)

DARIKA PEANPAILUN THAILAND THAILAND 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

KITAGAWA KANA JAPAN JAPAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

MASTURAH BINTI MAJID MALAYSIA MALAYSIA 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

NAKAJIMA SHIORI JAPAN JAPAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

NASIMEH GHOLAMI IR. IRAN I.R. IRAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

NG WING KUM HONG KONG HONG KONG 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

NGUYEN THI MY ANH VIETNAM VIETNAM 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

NIPAPORN SRIWAROM THAILAND THAILAND 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

NUR SHAZREEN BINTI MUNAZLI MALAYSIA MALAYSIA 1 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 1 (total)

SEKINADA MINAKO JAPAN JAPAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

SITY NORAZIZAH BINTI JAMAL MALAYSIA MALAYSIA 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

SOHILA TARAZI IR. IRAN I.R. IRAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

TAKAO AKARI JAPAN JAPAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

TURDIBOEVA FERUZA UZBEKISTAN UZBEKISTAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

USLIZA BINTI USMAN MALAYSIA MALAYSIA 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

WONG SO HAN HONG KONG HONG KONG 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

ZOHREH MEISAMI IR. IRAN I.R. IRAN 1 (G), 0 (PK), 0 (Own), 1 (total)

WANG HUI CHINA PR CHINA P.R. 0 (G), 0 (PK), 1 (Own), 0 (total)

ALL GOAL SCORERS

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FASTEST GOALNo. NAME TEAM TIME1 FAHIMEH ZAREI IRAN 53 Sec

2 LIU JING CHINA 1.16 Min

3 PHAM THI TUOI VIETNAM 1.37 Min

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Date FIXTURE Group Name VENUE SPECTATORS CAPACITY

9/25/2015 JAPAN vs MALAYSIA Semi Finals Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 600 5000

9/26/2015 I.R. IRAN vs JAPAN Final Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 550 5000

9/23/2015 I.R. IRAN vs MALAYSIA Group A Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 450 5000

9/26/2015 THAILAND vs MALAYSIA 3rd/4th Placing Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 400 5000

9/22/2015 MALAYSIA vs HONG KONG Group A Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 300 5000

9/25/2015 I.R. IRAN vs THAILAND Semi Finals Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 130 5000

9/21/2015 UZBEKISTAN vs MALAYSIA Group A Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 80 5000

9/21/2015 THAILAND vs CHINA P.R. Group B Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 50 5000

9/22/2015 THAILAND vs JAPAN Group B Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 50 5000

9/21/2015 I.R. IRAN vs HONG KONG Group A Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 50 5000

9/21/2015 JAPAN vs VIETNAM Group B Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 50 5000

9/22/2015 UZBEKISTAN vs I.R. IRAN Group A Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 40 5000

9/23/2015 HONG KONG vs UZBEKISTAN Group A Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 40 5000

9/23/2015 VIETNAM vs THAILAND Group B Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 30 5000

9/22/2015 CHINA P.R. vs VIETNAM Group B Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 30 5000

9/23/2015 JAPAN vs CHINA P.R. Group B Nilai Indoor Stadium,, Nilai - Malaysia 30 5000

SPECTATORS

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Online Viewers No Full Match No. of Viewers Watched

1 Thailand vs China 25,591

2 Japan vs Vietnam 9,805

3 Uzbekistan vs Malaysia 8,126

4 IR Iran vs Hong Kong 19,253

5 China vs Vietnam 18,473

6 Thailand vs Japan 46,771

7 Malaysia vs Hong Kong 7,172

8 Uzbekistan vs IR Iran 10,308

9 Vietnam vs Thailand 57,161

10 Japan vs China 3,997

11 Hong Kong vs Uzbekistan 2,760

12 IR Iran vs Malaysia 10,848

13 IR Iran vs Thailand 86,972

14 Japan vs Malaysia 9,611

15 Thailand vs Malaysia 44,454

16 IR Iran vs China 52,000

Total: 413,302

No Highlights No. of Viewers Watched

1 Thailand vs China 12,535

2 Japan vs Vietnam 3,795

3 Uzbekistan vs Malaysia 8,148

4 IR Iran vs Hong Kong 11,711

5 China vs Vietnam 2,312

6 Thailand vs Japan 12,932

7 Malaysia vs Hong Kong 1,888

8 Uzbekistan vs IR Iran 1,360

9 Vietnam vs Thailand 2,453

10 Japan vs China 5,450

11 Hong Kong vs Uzbekistan 1,743

12 IR Iran vs Malaysia 152,437

13 IR Iran vs Thailand 17,020

14 Japan vs Malaysia 6,885

15 Thailand vs Malaysia 1,939

16 IR Iran vs China 41,470

Total: 284,078

TOTAL ONLINE VIEWERS WHO WHATCHED THE AFC WOMEN’S FUTSAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2015

701,380

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YELLOW AND RED CARDSNo. TEAM P Y R

1 HONG KONG 3 1 0

2 JAPAN 5 3 0

3 I.R. IRAN 5 3 1

4 UZBEKISTAN 3 5 0

5 CHINA P.R. 3 5 1

6 VIETNAM 3 5 1

7 MALAYSIA 5 6 0

8 THAILAND 5 7 0

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FAIRPLAY REPORTTEAM TOTAL

JAPAN 47.91

I.R. IRAN 47.30

MALAYSIA 46.93

THAILAND 45.46

HONG KONG 28.28

UZBEKISTAN 26.86

VIETNAM 25.28

CHINA P.R. 23.01

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STATISTICAL DATA Team Data and Analysis

DATE CLUBS SCORE21-09-2015 vs Hong Kong 6-0 (2-0)

22-09-2015 vs Uzbekistan 9-1 (4-1)

23-09-2015 vs Malaysia 4-2 (1-1)

DATE CLUBS SCORE25-09-2015 vs Thailand 1-0 (0-0)

DATE CLUBS SCORE26-09-2015 Vs Japan 1-0 (1-0)

Match Results

Head Coach

IR IRAN

Finals (Group Matches)

Goal Scorers

Semi-Finals

Final

DISCIPLINARY RECORD

Yellow card(s) 3

Red card(s) 1

Team Data

No Goal Scorers Match 1

Match 2

Match 3

Semi Finals Final

5 SARA SHIRBEIGI 4 1

7 FERESHTEH KARIMI 1 2 2 1

12 FAHIMEH ZAREI 1 1 1

10 NASIMEH GHOLAMI (C) 1

8 SEPIDEH ZARRINRAD 1 1

9 SOHILA TARAZI 1

6 ZOHREH MEISAMI 1

place

FINAL RANKING

1st

Nationality Iranian

Name FORUZAN SOLYMANI

Date of Birth

23-April-1970

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Key Points1. Good defence towards power play.

2. Flexible in attacking system & react according to the situation.

3. Good fighting spirit.

4. Skillful individuals.

5. Always work as a team.

6. Lots of rotation & 2 players’ combination with good understanding.

7. Good finishing ability.

8. Physically superior.

Outstanding PlayersNo 7: FERESHTEH KARIMI Hardworking, good shooting skill &

physically strong.

No 1: FARZANEH TAVASOLI (GK)

Good distribution and covering

AppearancesTeam: : IR IRAN Attacking Defending

SanctionsPlayer Minutes Played Shots Passes Field

Player Goalkeeper

No Match 1 Match 2 Match 3 Match 4 Match 5 Total Score Saved Post Out Assist Miss IP DP CS NCS DO YC 2YC RC

1 F. TAVASORI 40 40 40 40 40 200 14 17 13

7 F. KARIMI 23 23 23 18 21 108 6 11 5 14 1 1 1

10 N. GHOLAMI 18 20 9 25 72 1 4 2 3 1 1 1

12 F.ZAREI 17 17 5 26 22 87 3 2 6 2 1

13 F.ETEDADI 18 14 23 12 20 87 3 2 5 1

2 A.AKHONDI

3 T.MEHDIPOUR

4 S.PAPI 2 7 4 13 1

5 S.SHIRBEIGI 20 9 10 16 12 67 5 11 4 1 2

6 Z.MEISAMI 9 13 14 20 17 73 1 2 2 1 2 1

8 S.ZARINRAD 22 16 25 25 17 105 2 2

9 S.TARAZI 16 18 16 22 14 86 1 2 4 1 1

11 M.NAZARI 2 5 7 3 1 1

14 N.MORADI 13 18 21 21 12 85 2 3

LEGEND:

IP: Intercepted Pass DP: Dispossessed Opponent CS: Completed Save NCS: Non Completed Save DO: Deflected Out of the pitch

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JAPAN

DATE CLUBS SCORE21-09-2015 vs Vietnam 4-2 (3-0)

22-09-2015 vs Thailand 3-2 (2-0)

23-09-2015 vs China PR 7-1 (5-0)

DATE CLUBS SCORE25-09-2015 vs Malaysia 8-1 (3-0)

DATE CLUBS SCORE26-09-2015 Vs IR Iran 0-1 (0-1)

Match ResultsFinals (Group Matches)

Goal Scorers

Semi-Finals

Final

DISCIPLINARY RECORD

Yellow card(s) 3

Red card(s) 0

Team Data


Match 2

Match 3

Semi Finals Final

6 HIGASHIYAMA MAIKO 1 1 1

7 KICHIBAYASHI CHIKAGE 2 2 3

13 TAKAO AKARI 1

8 SAKATA MUTSUMI 1 2

10 NAKAJIMA SHIORI (C) 1

4 KATO SAORI 2

9 SEKINADA MINAKO 1

5 AMISHIRO ANNA 1 1

11 KITAGAWA KANA 1

place

FINAL RANKING

2nd

Head Coach

Nationality Japanese

Name ARIHARA MASAAKI

Date of Birth

12-December-1981

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Appearances

Key Points1. Physically superior

2.Discipline & tight marking

3.Aggressive & full of confidence

4. Lots of rotation & 2 players’ combination with good understanding.

5. Skillful individuals.

6. Always work as a team.

7. Good organization in attack & defence.

8. Good fighting spirit, strong mentality in winning.

Outstanding PlayersNo 7: KICHIBAYASHI

CHIKAGE Good individual skill, hardworking & clever

No 8: SAKATA MUTSUMI Clever & good speed

No 10: NAKAJIMA SHIORI Heart of the defence, physically strong & experienced

Team: JAPAN Attacking DefendingSanctions

Player Minutes Played Shots Passes Field Player Goalkeeper


2YAMASHITA MIYUKI (GK)

40 40 40 120 4 4 1

3 HOTTA ERIKO 22 6 14 42 4 1 5 1 3

4 KATO SAORI 18 5 23 16 20 82 2 11 3 2 1 1

8 SAKATA MUTSUMI 20 19 24 20 83 3 12 7 2 1 1 1 1

10 NAKAJIMA SHIORI 22 29 9 23 24 107 1 19 8 1 2 1

5 AMISHIRO ANNA 9 3 16 12 10 50 2 1 2 2 1 2 1

6HIGASHIYAMA MAIKO

18 20 17 14 69 3 1 3

7KICHIBAYASHI CHIKAGE

15 33 23 21 28 120 7 14 1 15 1 1 1

9SEKINADA MINAKO

15 17 14 8 7 61 1 5 4 1

11 KITAGAWA KANA 13 29 23 25 90 1 11 4 1 1 1

13 TAKAO AKARI 4 4 13 5 9 35 1 5 1 1 4

14 SEKI KAORI 3 10 13 1 0 1

15 UEMOTO YUNA 1 15 17 11 4 48 12 8

1YAMAMOTO AYAKA (GK)

40 39 79 5 1 3

12 FUJITA YASUKA 1 1

LEGEND:


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THAILAND

DATE CLUBS SCORE21-09-2015 vs China PR 3-1 (2-0)

22-09-2015 vs Japan 2-3 (0-2)

23-09-2015 vs Vietnam 2-1 (1-1)

DATE CLUBS SCORE25-09-2015 vs IR Iran 0-1 (0-0)

DATE CLUBS SCORE26-09-2015 Vs Malaysia 4-1 (2-1)


Goal Scorers

Semi-Finals

3rd/4th Placing

DISCIPLINARY RECORD

Yellow card(s) 7

Red card(s) 0

Team Data


Match 2

Match 3

Semi Finals 3rd/4th

5 HATAICHANOK TAPPAKUN 1 1

14 SASICHA PHOTHIWONG 1 1

4 NIPAPORN SRIWAROM 1

10 SIRANYA SRIMANEE 1 1

3 MAMYALEE SAWITREE 1 1

13 DARIKA PEANPAILUN 1

place

FINAL RANKING

3rd

Head Coach

Nationality Thai

Name RAKPHOL SAINETNGAM

Date of Birth

14-November-1979

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Appearances

Key Points1. Good fighting spirit.

2. Always keep the game in high pace.

3. Fit enough to press throughout the game.

4. Effective power play.

5. Quick organization in attack & defence.

6. Good physical condition.

7. Good in 1 v1 duels.

8. Ala and pivot combination.

Team: THAILAND Attacking DefendingSanctions



1PANNIPA KAMOLRAT (GK)

40 37 40 38 40 195 21 9 10

5HATAICHANOK TAPPAKUN

25 22 23 19 24 113 2 11 5 1 8 1 1

10SIRANYA SRIMANEE

27 27 28 24 31 137 2 21 2 20 2 3 1 1 2

11PRAPASPORN SRIROJ

11 19 14 10 54 6 2 1 1

14SASICHA PHOTHIWONG

27 30 31 27 22 137 2 12 6 2 3

2PANNIPA JUIJAROEN (GK)

0

3MAMYALEE SAWITREE

3 9 6 11 11 40 2 3 5 1

4NIPAPORN SRIWAROM

17 8 17 21 20 83 1 5 1 4 3 1 1

6JIRAPRAPA TUPSURI

18 18 19 17 18 90 2 5 1 5 2

7PACHARAPORN SRIMUAN

11 8 13 5 5 42 2 1

8PISAYAPORN MOKTHAISONG

7 4 3 14 1 1 1

9NIMRATTANASING JIRAPRAPA

4 7 9 1 5 26 1 2 1 1

12SUKSEN SASIPRAPHA (GK)

0

13DARIKA PEANPAILUN

10 11 14 20 14 69 1 17 1 12 1 1 1

LEGEND:


Outstanding PlayersNo 14: SASICHA

PHOTHIWONG Good individual skills & a good decision maker.

No 13: DARIKA PEANPAILUN

Good pivot skills.

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MALAYSIA

DATE CLUBS SCORE21-09-2015 vs Uzbekistan 9-4 (2-0)

22-09-2015 vs Hong Kong 4-1 (1-1)

23-09-2015 vs IR Iran 2-4 (1-1)

DATE CLUBS SCORE25-09-2015 vs Japan 1-8 (0-3)



Goal Scorers

Semi-Finals

3rd/4th Placing

DISCIPLINARY RECORD

Yellow card(s) 6

Red card(s) 0

Team Data


Match 2

Match 3

Semi Finals 3rd/4th

9 NORHAWA BINTI MD YASIN 3

7FARAHIYAH BINTI MUHD RIDZUAN

3 2 2

10 FATIN SHAHIDA BINTI AZMI 1 1

11NUR SHAZREEN BINTI MUNAZLI

1

3 USLIZA BINTI USMAN 1

13SITY NORAZIZAH BINTI JAMAL (GK)

1

2 MASTURAH BINTI MAJID 1

place

FINAL RANKING

4th

Head Coach

Nationality Malaysian

Name CHIEW CHUN YONG

Date of Birth

27-October-1973

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Appearances

Key Points1. Good fighting spirit.

2. They have high winning mentality.

3. Players are physical fit.

4. Average in 1v1 duels.

5. Lots of long passes.

6. Players are hardworking.

7. Average intensity press from ¾.

8. Slow transaction from attack to defence.

Outstanding PlayersNo 7: FARAHIYAH BINTI

MUHD RIDZUAN Good speed & good individual skills.

No 10: FATIN SHAHIDA BINTI AZMI

Good speed, hardworking & good individual skills.

Team: MALAYSIA Attacking DefendingSanctions



1NURUL ATIQA (GK)

40 38 10 33 36 157 9 16 17

9NORHAWA BINTI MD YASIN

27 20 20 16 17 100 3 15 1 6 1

10FATIN SHAHIDA BINTI AZMI

28 23 26 23 31 131 2 26 1 5 1 1

11NUR SHAZREEN BINTI MUNAZLI

22 14 6 11 15 68 1 4 1 1 1

14NUR IZZATI BINTI KHAIRUDIN

18 24 20 24 29 115 9 6 4 1 2 1

2MASTURAH BINTI MAJID

21 15 21 16 20 93 1 8 5 1 1 3

3USLIZA BINTI USMAN

7 10 13 11 3 44 1 4 1 2

4FARHANA BINTI ABDULLAH

1 3 9 5 6 24 1

5DADREE ROFINUS

2 6 8

6RINA JORDANA BINTI HAJI ADNAN

2 2 4 4 12

7FARAHIYAH BINTI MUHD RIDZUAN

24 27 26 28 29 134 7 27 1 11 1 1 3 1 1

8NOOR ASYIKIN BINTI MOHAMAD NOOR

2 4 5 11 1 1

12SITI ASNIDAH BINTI ZAMRI

10 22 15 16 4 67 2 1 2

13SITY NORAZIZAH BINTI JAMAL (GK)

2 28 6 36 1 3 5 2

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CHINA PR


22-09-2015 vs Vietnam 3-2 (1-1)

23-09-2015 vs Japan 1-7 (0-5)


Goal Scorers

DISCIPLINARY RECORD

Yellow card(s) 5

Red card(s) 1

Team Data

No Goal Scorers Match 1 Match 2 Match 3

10 MAO YIFAN 1 2

9 LIU JING 1 1

place

FINAL RANKING

5th

Head Coach

Nationality Chinese

Name SHAN ZHIPING

Date of Birth

01-February-1963

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Appearances

Key Points1. High intensity press.

2. Good body balance.

3. Fast attack.

4. Great winning mentality.

Outstanding PlayersNo 10: MAO YIFAN Strong body & and able to keep the ball.

No 4: PEI YIMENG Good leadership & strong shots.

Team: CHINA PR Attacking DefendingSanctions


No Match 1 Match 2 Match 3 Total Score Saved Post Out Assist Miss IP DP CS NCS DO YC 2YC RC

1 ZHANG RUI 39 40 37 116 6 4 16

3 JIANG TINGTING 33 16 49 2 3 3 1 1 1

8 CUIYUHAN 14 27 31 72 3 3

9 LIU JING 17 29 24 70 1 4 5 2

10 MAO YI FAN 25 31 56 3 4 2 1 1 1 2

2 Z HANG YI 1 9 10

4 PEI YI MENG 8 27 32 67 1 4 2 1 1

5 CUI YAZHEN 3 0 30 33 1

6 CHEN YUOAN 19 6 1 26 1

11 WANG HUI 12 14 16 42 1 1 1

12 MA LI 3 3

13 REN TIAN 3 3

14 HAN SHUYN 22 8 5 35 1

15 SHEN NAN 8 1 6 15 1 1 1

7 SHEN NAN 3 3

LEGEND:


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HONG KONG

DATE CLUBS SCORE21-09-2015 vs IR Iran 0-6 (0-2)

22-09-2015 vs Malaysia 1-4 (1-1)

23-09-2015 vs Uzbekistan 3-3 (1-1)


Goal Scorers

DISCIPLINARY RECORD

Yellow card(s) 1

Red card(s) 0

Team Data


16 WONG SO HAN 0 1

7 KWONG WING YAN (C) 0 0 2

4 NG WING KUM 1

place

FINAL RANKING

6th

Head Coach

Nationality Hong Kong Chinese

Name TSANG WAI CHUNG

Date of Birth

28-August-1960

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Appearances

Key Points1. Able to pressure opponents.

2. Players are physical fit.

3. Good fighting spirit.

4. Mainly defending in own half.

Outstanding PlayersNo 7: KWONG WING YAN (C) Good shots & confident.

Team: HONG KONG Attacking DefendingSanctions



4 NG WING KUM 31 29 26 86 1 9 1 7 1 1 1

5 CHU LING LING 24 29 26 79 3 1 7 1

7 KWONG WING YAN 26 19 21 66 2 4 1 5 1 2

12 WONG SHUK FAN 24 26 28 78 1 6 2 1 1

13 LUNG WING YAN (GK) 33 40 40 113 11 10 9

1 LEUNG WAI NGA (GK) 7 7 1

3 HO WAN TUNG 3 3

6 YUEN HOI DIK HEIDI 3 5 8 16 1

8 PANG TSZ CHING

9 CHUNG PUI KI 1 3 2 6

10 SIN CHUNG YEE 15 15 20 50 1 3 1 2

14 YIU HEI MAN 15 8 4 27 1

15 CHENG HOI YING

16 WONG SO HAN 18 26 25 69 1 5 6 1

LEGEND:


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UZBEKISTAN

place

DATE CLUBS SCORE21-09-2015 vs Malaysia 4-9 (0-2)

22-09-2015 vs IR Iran 1-9 (1-4)

23-09-2015 vs Hong Kong 3-3 (1-1)


Goal Scorers

DISCIPLINARY RECORD

Yellow card(s) 5

Red card(s) 0

Team Data


5 YUSUPOVA MAHLIYO 1 1 1

9 SARIKOVA MAKHLIYO 3 1

7 TURDIBOEVA FERUZA 1

place

FINAL RANKING

7th

Head Coach

Nationality Uzbek

Name MAKSUMOV AVAZ

Date of Birth

17-August-1969

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Appearances

Key Points1. Individual ability.

2. High intensity pressing.

3. Players are physical fit

4. Good fighting spirit

Outstanding PlayersNo 9: SARIKOVA MAKHLIYO Strong shots.

No 7: TURDIBOEVA FERUZA Good ball control & dribbling.

Team: UZBEKISTAN Attacking DefendingSanctions



1 AHMEDOVA 40 20 6 66 1 6 14 2

8 ABDURASULOVA 5 5 1

10 GALIMOVA 31 23 22 76 1 1 2 1 1 1

13 MUNAVAROVA 17 13 19 49 3 3 1

14 LAGUTKINA 12 10 10 32 1 1 6 1

2 KUDRATOVA 12 5 10 27 1 2

3 ZARBIEVA 8 17 21 47 1 1

4 NOZIMOVA 3 1 4 1 2 1

5 YUSUPOVA 17 22 17 56 3 5 3 1 1 1

7 TURDIBOEVA 31 31 26 88 1 6 8 5 1 1 1

9 SARNIKOVA 27 28 22 77 4 18 1 6 1 1

11 SALNIKOVA 8 6 14 1 2

12 M. ABDIRASULOVA 20 20 40 9 3 2

16 TILOVOVA 20 20

LEGEND:


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VIETNAM

place

DATE CLUBS SCORE21-09-2015 vs Japan 2-4 (0-3)

22-09-2015 vs China PR 2-3 (1-1)

23-09-2015 vs Thailand 1-2 (1-1)


Goal Scorers

DISCIPLINARY RECORD

Yellow card(s) 5

Red card(s) 1

Team Data


7 NGUYEN THI CHAU 2

8 PHAM THI TUOI 1 1

4NGUYEN THI MY ANHGUYEN THI MY ANH

1

place

FINAL RANKING

8th

Head Coach

Nationality Vietnamese

Name TRUONG QUOC TUAN

Date of Birth

22-February-1979

81


Appearances

Key Points1. Good Fighting spirit.

2. Able to press in own half or upper half aggressively.

3. Some players have good speed.

4. Good in 1v1 duels.

Outstanding PlayersNo 7: NGUYEN THI CHAU Good shots and hardworking.

Team: VIETNAM Attacking DefendingSanctions



1 TK NGAN 40 33 73 1 3 2 5

6 HO THI THU HIEN 17 7 3 27 1 3 1

7 NGUYEN TI CAAN 25 22 22 69 2 4 4 2 1

10 THAI THI THAO 14 8 12 34 2 1

14 DO THI KIM 19 17 12 48 12 1 5 1 1 2 1 1

2 DOITHI NGUYEN 19 14 19 52 9 1 1 3 1

3 NO THI THUY TRINH 3 3

4 NGUYEN THI MY 14 18 20 42 1 7 3 4 1

5 LE THI THYY LINH 0 2 4 6 1 1 1

8 PHAM THI TUOI 13 16 20 49 2 7 6

11 NGUYEN THI THANH 18 18 22 58 5 3

12 TRINH NGUYEN 16 18 21 5 18 2 1

13 VU THI HUYEN LINH 4 18 1 23 3 1 1 1

15 HOANG THI HAI YEN 9 39 48 4 4 4

16 N.T.NGOC 0

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1. FARZANEH TAVASOLI (GK) No. 1; Age 28

IR IRAN (Brave, positional awareness & quick reaction)

2. FERESHTEH KARIMI No. 7; Age 26

IR IRAN (Hardworking, good shooting skill & physically strong)

3. FAHIMEH ZAREI No 9. ; Age 30

IR IRAN (Good individual skills & great winning spirit)

4. FARAHIYAH BINTI MUHD RIDZUAN No 7. ; Age 22

MALAYSIA (Good speed & good individual skills)

5. SAKATA MUTSUMI No. 8; Age 26

JAPAN(Intelligent, good physical qualities, quick & agile)

STARTING FIVE: DREAM TEAM

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1. PANNIPA KAMOLRAT (GK) No 1. ; Age 27

THAILAND(Brave, strong, confident, great shot stopper.)

2. SASICHA PHOTHIWONG No. 14; Age 24

THAILAND(Good individual skills & a good decision maker)

3. DARIKA PEANPAILUN No. 13; Age 23

THAILAND(Good pivot skills & hardworking)

4. KICHIBAYASHI CHIKAGE No. 7; Age 21

JAPAN(Good leadership quality, high winning

mentality, & strong in defence)

5. FATIN SHAHIDA BINTI AZMI No 10; Age 24

MALAYSIA (Good speed, hardworking & good individual skills)

FORUZAN SOLYMANI Age: 40 IR IRAN

STARTING FIVE: RESERVES TEAM

Coach

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TOURNAMENTINFORMATION

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86VENUE

88AFC DELEGATION

90TECHNICAL

STUDY GROUP

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TOURNAMENT INFORMATION Venue

Nilai Indoor Stadium, Malaysia

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NAME COUNTRY DESIGNATIONSHAIKH SALMAN BIN EBRAHIM AL KHALIFA BAHRAIN AFC PRESIDENTWINDSOR PAUL JOHN MALAYSIA ACTING GENERAL SECRETARYALI KAFASHIAN NAEINI IR. IRAN HEAD OF DELEGATIONSHIN MANGIL KOREA REPUBLIC DIVISIONSKELLY SATHIRAJ A/L V KALIMUTU MALAYSIA TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR JOANNE SETRIGHT AUSTRALIA DISCIPLINARY OFFICERDR. MYA LAY SEIN MYANMAR MEDICAL/DOPING CONTROL OFFICERDR. EMILY MERZO ZERRUDO PHILIPPINES MEDICAL/DOPING CONTROL OFFICERKEOMANY KANYA LAOS MATCH COMMISSIONERNAZREEN BANU SINGAPORE MATCH COMMISSIONERKASRA ASRAR HAGHIGHI CANADA GENERAL COORDINATORMOHAMED FAIROZE MUHISEEN SRI LANKA ASSISTANT GENERAL COORDINATOR DEBORAH MARY PEREIRA MALAYSIA ASSISTANT GENERAL COORDINATOR RAYMOND A/L BHASKARAN MALAYSIA ASSISTANT GENERAL COORDINATOR KIM JANG KWAN KOREA REPUBLIC REFEREE ASSESSORSAMINATHEN MARIMUTHU MALAYSIA REFEREE ASSESSORBADRUL HISHAM BIN KALAM MALAYSIA REFEREE COORDINATORYUN YONG CHUL KOREA REPUBLIC HEAD of MARKETING OPERATIONS MOZAFAR SHAHRZAD IR. IRAN TSG ANALYSTKONISHI TEPPEI JAPAN TSG ANALYSTJACOB JOSEPH BIGGS MALAYSIA TSG COORDINATOR POOR JAFARIAN MARYAM IR. IRAN AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE HAWKAR SALAR AHMED IRAQ AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE LEE PO-FU CHINESE TAIPEI AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE TRUONG QUOC DUNG VIETNAM AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE

TOURNAMENT INFORMATION AFC Delegation

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NAME COUNTRY DESIGNATIONYUTTAKON MAIKET THAILAND AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE DA FUPING CHINA PR AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE MATSUO KUMIKO JAPAN AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE AN RAN CHINA PR AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE RYAN JOHN SHEPHEARD AUSTRALIA AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE HELDAY IDANG MALAYSIA AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE NIITSUMA KUMI JAPAN AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE LIANG QINGYUN CHINA PR AFC ELITE FUTSAL REFEREE SAMER SA'DI METHQAL JABER JORDAN COMMUNICATION & PRMOHD YUZAM BIN YUSA MALAYSIA COMMUNICATION & PRIAN ANTHONY GRIFFITHS UNITED KINGDOM COMMUNICATION & PREMILIA AURORA HINKKANEN FINLAND COMMUNICATION & PRANNA SUHAILIN BINTI ABU KASSIM MALAYSIA COMPETITIONS SECRETARY REY MARTINEZ RITAGA PHILIPPINES FUTSAL REFEREESCOTT BRADLEY KIDSON AUSTRALIA FUTSAL REFEREEVIJASH NAIDU A/L MENIANDI MALAYSIA ICT COORDINATOR GAYATHRY A/P CHANDRA MOHAN MALAYSIA LEGAL COORDINATOR LEE SEUNGHUN KOREA REPUBLIC MEDIA OFFICER ISHVINDER KAUR SHEKON MALAYSIA MEDICAL COORDINATOR ADAM AIDIL BIN PADALI MALAYSIA PHOTOGRAPHER CHAPPANIMUTU RAVICHANDRAN MALAYSIA REFEREE INSTRUCTOR SIT JO LYNN MALAYSIA TEAM SERVICES COORDINATOR SITI HAJAR BINTI HUSSIN MALAYSIA TEAM SERVICES COORDINATOR ALSON YUE AUN SOON MALAYSIA VIDEOGRAPHER ALI TARGHOLIZADEH IR. IRAN HEAD OF FUTSAL & BEACH SOCCERSTACY JANSEN MALAYSIA SECRATARY

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TOURNAMENT INFORMATION Technical Study Group

NAME COUNTRYJACOB JOSEPH BIGGS MALAYSIA

NAME COUNTRYMOZAFAR SHAHRZAD IR IRAN

KONISHI TEPPEI JAPAN

NAME COUNTRYMEHMET FATIH KALE TURKEY

SITI SYARIZAN BT SANI MALAYSIA

NOORHAYANTI BT MOHD SALLEH MALAYSIA

NORHASTINARAHAYU BINTI MOH HASHIM MALAYSIA

NUR AMIRA BT MAT RASHID MALAYSIA

ROZANA BT ROSLAN MALAYSIA

ANGELA KAIS MALAYSIA

LANTI ANAK MANGGI MALAYSIA

TSG COORDINATOR:

TSG ANALYSTS:

TSG ASSISTANTS:

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