2012 AFC U-16 Championship

2012 AFC U-16 Championship
مسابقات فوتبال زیر ۱۶ سال آسیا ۲۰۱۲
Tournament details
Host country Iran
Dates 22 September – 6 October
Teams 16 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s) 2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions  Uzbekistan (1st title)
Runners-up  Japan
Tournament statistics
Matches played 31
Goals scored 97 (3.13 per match)
Attendance 12,853 (415 per match)
Top scorer(s) South Korea Hwang Hee-Chan (5 goals)

The 2012 AFC U-16 Championship was the 15th edition of the tournament organized by the Asian Football Confederation. The AFC approved Iran as hosts of the championship on 23 November 2011.[1] The top 4 teams qualified for the 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup, hosted by the United Arab Emirates. Qualification for the tournament started in 2011.

Host Selection

The Organising Committee for AFC Youth Competitions for the 2011–2015 term announced that Iran and Palestine were interested in hosting the 2012 AFC U-16 Championship Finals.

Per decision of the AFC Competitions Committee, the host nation should qualify for the final tournament. The decision on the hosts was taken in the committee’s meeting on 21 November 2011 based on the results of the qualifiers.[1]

Qualification

The qualification draw was held on 30 March 2011.[2]

Qualifiers

Venues

Tehran Tehran
Shahid Dastgerdi Stadium Rah Ahan Stadium
Capacity: 8,250 Capacity: 12,000

Squads

Draw

The draw for the competition was held on 10 May 2012 in Tehran, Iran.[3]

Pot 1 (Host & Seeds) Pot 2 Pot 3 Pot 4

 Iran
 North Korea
 Uzbekistan
 Australia

 Japan
 Syria
 Iraq
 Kuwait

 China PR
 Oman
 Saudi Arabia
 Yemen

 Thailand
 Laos
 South Korea
 India

Group stage

In the group stage the tie-breaking criteria is direct matches before goal difference.[4]

Group A

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 Iran 330093+69
 Kuwait 311166+04
 Laos 310268−23
 Yemen 301237−41

22 September 2012
13:00
Kuwait  1–1  Yemen
Thekr Allah  19' Report Al-Dahi  71' (pen.)

22 September 2012
17:00
Iran  3–1  Laos
Mazloum  17', 48'
Hosseini  19' (pen.)
Report Noyvong  2'

24 September 2012
13:00
Laos  3–4  Kuwait
Phanthavong  24'
Kettavong  28'
Noyvong  37' (pen.)
Report Marzouq  26', 90+1'
Keola  32' (o.g.)
Alajmi  90+2'

24 September 2012
17:00
Yemen  1–4  Iran
Al-Dahi  3' Report Rigi  54'
Ezzatollahi  61'
Jafari  65'
Chaab  81'

26 September 2012
17:00
Iran  2–1  Kuwait
Hosseini  40'
Shojaei  62'
Report Thekr Allah  27'

26 September 2012
17:00
Yemen  1–2  Laos
Al-Dahi  45' Report Mahdi  12' (o.g.)
Kettavong  70'

Group B

Iraq and Australia played a penalty shootout after their final group match to determine their ranking. Iraq won that 3–2.[5]

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 Iraq 321041+37
Australia Australia 321041+37
 Oman 310256−13
 Thailand 300327−50

22 September 2012
15:00
Australia Australia 2–0  Thailand
Tombides  14'
MacDonald  29'
Report

22 September 2012
19:00
Iraq  2–1  Oman
Abdul-Zahra  5'
Al-Mahdawi  35'
Report Al-Rushadi  61'

24 September 2012
15:00
Thailand  0–2  Iraq
Report Karim  63'
M. Lateef  65'
Rah Ahan Stadium, Tehran
Attendance: 350
Referee: Naser Al Ghafari (Jordan)

24 September 2012
19:00
Oman  1–2 Australia Australia
Al-Rushadi  52' (pen.) Report MacDonald  16'
Baldacchino  87'
Rah Ahan Stadium, Tehran
Attendance: 100
Referee: Yousef Al-Marzouq (Kuwait)

26 September 2012
13:00
Australia Australia 0–0  Iraq
Report
  Penalties  
2–3

26 September 2012
13:00
Oman  3–2  Thailand
Al-Alawi  40'
Mubarak  55'
Al-Rushadi  72'
Report Puangbut  8'
Thongma  17'

Group C

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 South Korea 330071+69
 Japan 320163+36
 North Korea 310227−53
 Saudi Arabia 300315−40

23 September 2012
13:00
North Korea  0–3  South Korea
Report Hwang Hee-Chan  18', 58', 67'

23 September 2012
17:00
Japan  2–0  Saudi Arabia
Sasaki  44'
Sugimoto  56'
Report

25 September 2012
13:00
South Korea  3–1  Japan
Hwang Hee-Chan  13'
Choi Ju-Yong  42'
Ko Min-Hyeok  89'
Report Ogawa  23'

25 September 2012
17:00
Saudi Arabia  1–2  North Korea
Al-Qahtani  54' Report Ri Ryong  48'
Ri Kwang-Song  82'

27 September 2012
17:00
North Korea  0–3  Japan
Report Nakamura  14'
Sugimoto  49'
Ogawa  82'

27 September 2012
17:00
Saudi Arabia  0–1  South Korea
Report Jeong Hun-U  62'
Rah Ahan Stadium, Tehran
Attendance: 62
Referee: Yousef Al-Marzouq (Kuwait)

Group D

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 Syria 312021+15
 Uzbekistan 31114404
 China PR 30304403
 India 302145−12

23 September 2012
15:00
Uzbekistan  3–2  India
Odilov  8'
Abdullaev  53' (pen.)
Abdiganiyev  79'
Report Rai  47', 71'

23 September 2012
19:00
Syria  1–1  China PR
Kourdoghli  90+4' Report Zhang Yuning  48'

25 September 2012
15:00
India  0–0  Syria
Report

25 September 2012
19:00
China PR  1–1  Uzbekistan
Hu Jinghang  43' Report Jamshid  16'

27 September 2012
13:00
Uzbekistan  0–1  Syria
Report Alhusni  33'

27 September 2012
13:00
China PR  2–2  India
Wang Jinxian  21'
Zhang Yuning  33'
Report Lalhlimpuia  19'
Mendes  90+4' (pen.)
Rah Ahan Stadium, Tehran
Attendance: 100
Referee: Naser Al Ghafari (Jordan)

Knockout stage

Knockout Map

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
30 September        
  Iran  5
3 October
  Australia  1  
  Iran  2
30 September
      Uzbekistan  3  
  South Korea  1(3)
6 October
  Uzbekistan  1(5)  
  Uzbekistan  1(3)
30 September    
    Japan  1(1)
  Iraq  3
3 October
  Kuwait  1  
  Iraq  1
30 September
      Japan  5  
  Syria  1
  Japan  2  
 

Quarterfinals

30 September 2012
13:00
Iraq  3–1  Kuwait
Kadhim  59'
Salman  74'
Al-Mahdawi  80'
Report Alasfour  68'

30 September 2012
15:00
South Korea  1–1  Uzbekistan
Hwang Hee-Chan  90+4' Report Turaev  64'
  Penalties  
Yoo Won-Jong
Hwang Hee-Chan
Lee Gun
Lim Eun-Su
3–5 Komilov
Abdullaev
Shukurov
Mirzaev
Abbasov

30 September 2012
17:00
Iran  5–1  Australia
Ezzatollahi  31' (pen.)
Chaab  35', 90+3'
Bazaj  61'
Rigi  81'
Report Antoniou  88'

30 September 2012
19:00
Syria  1–2  Japan
Kourdoghli  87' Report Sugimori  80'
Sugimoto  82'

Semifinals

3 October 2012
17:00
Iran  2–3  Uzbekistan
Hosseini  4'
Mazloum  88'
Report Khamdamov  13'
Abdullaev  35'
Shukurov  42'
Shahid Dastgerdi Stadium, Tehran
Attendance: 3,050
Referee: Yousef Al-Marzouq (Kuwait)

3 October 2012
19:00
Iraq  1–5  Japan
Sami  59' Report Onishi  9'
Kitagawa  18', 88'
Watanabe  67'
Sasaki  68'

Final

6 October 2012
19:00
Uzbekistan  1–1  Japan
Turaev  52' Report Mizutani  6'
  Penalties  
Komilov
Shukurov
Mirzaev
3–1 Miyoshi
Sugimoto
Sugimori
Kitagawa

Winners

 AFC U-16 Championship 2012 Winners 

Uzbekistan
First title

Countries to participate in 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup

The four semi-finalists qualified for 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup.

Goalscorers

5 goals
3 goals
2 goals

  • Japan Kohya Kitagawa
  • Japan Hiroki Ogawa
  • Japan Wataru Sasaki
  • Kuwait Bader Thekr Allah
  • Kuwait Nawaf Marzouq

  • Iraq Samer Al-Mahdawi
  • Laos Anousay Noyvong
  • Laos Armisay Kettavong
  • Syria Khaled Kourdoghli
  • Uzbekistan Akobir Turaev

1 goal

  • Australia Bai Antoniou
  • Australia James Baldacchino
  • Australia Taylor Tombides
  • China Hu Jinghang
  • China Wang Jinxian
  • Iran Ali Shojaei
  • Iran Mohammad Reza Bazaj
  • Iran Sasan Jafari
  • India Daniel Lalhlimpuia
  • India Myron Mendes
  • Laos Thanin Phanthavong
  • Iraq Ali Essam Kadhim
  • Iraq Mahdi Al-Korji
  • Iraq Mohammed Lateef

  • Oman Marwan Mubarak
  • Oman Samir Al Alawi
  • North Korea Ri Ryong
  • North Korea Ri Kwang-Song
  • Syria Subie Alhusni
  • Thailand Saran Puangbut
  • Thailand Peeranat Thongma
  • Uzbekistan Abdullaev Izzatilla
  • Uzbekistan Boltaboev Jamshid
  • Uzbekistan Ibrokhim Abdullaev
  • Uzbekistan Ilhomjon Abdiganiyev
  • Uzbekistan Mukhiddin Odilov
  • Uzbekistan Shukurov Otabek
  • Uzbekistan Khamdamov Doctonbek

Own goal

References

  1. 1 2 AFC to put best foot forward The AFC. 23 November 2011. Retrieved on 2011-11-23.
  2. "U16, U19, Olym, WC q'fiers draw on Mar 30". The-AFC.com. Asian Football Confederation. 2 March 2011. Retrieved 2 March 2011.
  3. "U-16 Draw procedures confirmed". The-AFC.com. Asian Football Confederation. 10 April 2012. Retrieved 10 May 2012.
  4. "2012 Regulations". AFC. Retrieved 24 September 2012.
  5. "Australia 0–0 Iraq (2–3 pens)". the-afc.com. 26 September 2012.

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