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AFC Asian Cup

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Start Date
2005-12-21
End Date
2007-07-29
2.79
GOALS AVG
61
MATCHES
41
TEAMS
41%
HOME WINS
23%
DRAW
36%
AWAY WINS
Card stats based onAFC Asian Cup2007

Standings

Group A

#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPTSForm
1
Korea Republic
Korea Republic
10100001
2
Japan
Japan
10100001

Group B

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1
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
321072+57
2
Japan
Japan
321083+57
3
Iran
Iran
321063+37
4
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
320192+76
5
Iraq
Iraq
312042+25
6
Korea Republic
Korea Republic
31113304
7
Australia
Australia
311164+24
8
Vietnam
Vietnam
311145-14
9
Thailand
Thailand
311135-24
10
China PR
China PR
311176+14
11
Indonesia
Indonesia
310234-13
12
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates
310236-33
13
Bahrain
Bahrain
310237-43
14
Oman
Oman
302113-22
15
Qatar
Qatar
302134-12
16
Malaysia
Malaysia
3003112-110

Computed from this table: 24 matches played and 71 goals scored, 2.96 per game. The most productive attack belongs to Uzbekistan (9); the meanest defence is Saudi Arabia's (2 conceded). Top to bottom, the table spans 7 points.

Group C

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1
Qatar
Qatar
4400122+1012
2
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
330080+89
3
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates
330072+59
4
Korea Republic
Korea Republic
321062+47
5
China PR
China PR
421142+27
6
Australia
Australia
220051+46
7
Japan
Japan
320181+76
8
Oman
Oman
320172+56
9
Iraq
Iraq
320153+26
10
Iran
Iran
312062+45
11
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
412184+45
12
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
412135-25
13
Singapore
Singapore
41122204
14
Syria
Syria
311163+34
15
Jordan
Jordan
310245-13
16
Palestine
Palestine
310215-43
17
Yemen
Yemen
310236-33
18
Kuwait
Kuwait
201102-21
19
Bahrain
Bahrain
201113-21
20
Pakistan
Pakistan
3003211-90
21
Chinese Taipei
Chinese Taipei
3003011-110
22
India
India
3003012-120
23
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
4004113-120

Computed from this table: 36 matches played and 99 goals scored, 2.75 per game. The most productive attack belongs to Qatar (12); the meanest defence is Saudi Arabia's (0 conceded). Top to bottom, the table spans 12 points.

Bracket

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Top Scorers

Player Stats

Top Scorer

#TeamName
Apps
Minutes
Goals
Assists
Pass %
Rating
1
Japan
Naohiro Takahara957010--
2
Saudi Arabia
Yasser Al-Mosailem954000--
3
Iraq
Nashat Akram627000--
4
Uzbekistan
Aziz Ibragimov327000--
5
Qatar
Sebastián Soria318020--
6
United Arab Emirates
Majed Naser218000--
7
Iraq
Khaldoun Ibrahim39600--
8
Bahrain
Mahmood Abdulrahman19000--
9
Qatar
Magid Mohammed39000--
10
Qatar
Ali Afif19000--
11
Uzbekistan
Anzur Ismoilov19000--
12
Thailand
Suchao Nutnum19000--
13
Korea Republic
Kim Do-Heon36510--
14
Japan
Kisho Yano4800--
15
Bahrain
Ismaeel Abdullatif Hassan210--
16
Australia
Mark Viduka19020--
17
China PR
Peng Han19020--
18
China PR
Wang Dong19020--
19
Bahrain
Salman Isa19010--
20
Vietnam
Phan Thanh Bình19010--
21
China PR
Shao Jiayi19010--
22
Malaysia
Indra Putra Mahayuddin19010--
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Tournament Overview

Key Dates

Season ran from December 21, 2005 to July 29, 2007

Teams Competing

41 teams competed in the AFC Asian Cup 2007

Historical Seasons

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About AFC Asian Cup

As a football cup competition, the AFC Asian Cup belongs to Asia's competitive calendar. Data on this page refers to the 2007 season. Through 61 matches, the campaign averaged 2.8 goals per game. Hosts took 41% of results, visitors 36%, with draws at 23%.

The scoring charts were headed by Mark Viduka (Australia), on 2 goals. Sebastián Soria (Qatar, 2) and Peng Han (China PR, 2) follow in the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the AFC Asian Cup 2007 season end?
The AFC Asian Cup 2007 season ran from December 21, 2005 to July 29, 2007.
What are the current AFC Asian Cup standings?
View the latest AFC Asian Cup 2007 standings including points, wins, draws, losses, goals scored, goals conceded, and goal difference for all teams.
Where can I see AFC Asian Cup fixtures?
Check our fixtures section for upcoming AFC Asian Cup matches with dates, kick-off times, and venue information. Updated in real-time.