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Aff Championship U19

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Start Date
2018-07-01
End Date
2018-07-14
3.68
GOALS AVG
25
MATCHES
11
TEAMS
52%
HOME WINS
16%
DRAW
32%
AWAY WINS
Card stats based onAff Championship U192018

Standings

Group A

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1
Thailand U19
Thailand U19
5410161+1513
2
Indonesia U19
Indonesia U19
5401113+812
3
Vietnam U19
Vietnam U19
5221114+78
4
Laos U19
Laos U19
52031310+36
5
Philippines U19
Philippines U19
5104522-173
6
Singapore U19
Singapore U19
5014319-161

Group B

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1
Malaysia U19
Malaysia U19
431061+510
2
Myanmar U19
Myanmar U19
4211135+87
3
Cambodia U19
Cambodia U19
420287+16
4
Timor-Leste U19
Timor-Leste U19
41215505
5
Brunei U19
Brunei U19
4004115-140

Bracket

Aff Championship U19

Fixtures

Matches

Top Scorers

Player Statistics

No player stats available

Tournament Overview

Season 2018

Champion
beat Myanmar U19 4-3 in the final

Key Dates

Season ran from July 1, 2018 to July 14, 2018

Teams Competing

11 teams competed in the Aff Championship U19 2018

Historical Seasons

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About Aff Championship U19

The Aff Championship U19 is a football cup competition from Asia. Data on this page refers to the 2018 season. The Aff Championship U19 2018 ended with Malaysia U19 as champions, beating Myanmar U19 4-3 in the final. Over 25 matches, the goals-per-game average came to 3.7. 16% of matches ended level; the rest broke 52% to home sides and 32% to away sides.

2 goals put S. Ramdani (Indonesia U19) at the head of the scoring race. N. Chootiwat (Thailand U19, 1) and M. Sarakum (Thailand U19, 1) follow in the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the Aff Championship U19 2018?
Malaysia U19 won the Aff Championship U19 2018, beating Myanmar U19 4-3 in the final.
When did the Aff Championship U19 2018 season end?
The Aff Championship U19 2018 season ran from July 1, 2018 to July 14, 2018.