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WC Qualification Asia

AsiaAsia
Start Date
2011-06-29
End Date
2013-09-10
2.59
GOALS AVG
100
MATCHES
30
TEAMS
50%
HOME WINS
22%
DRAW
28%
AWAY WINS
Card stats based onWC Qualification Asia2014

Standings

Group A

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1
Iran
Iran
851282+616
1
Iraq
Iraq
6501144+1015
2
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
8422116+514
2
Jordan
Jordan
6402117+412
3
Korea Republic
Korea Republic
8422137+614
3
China PR
China PR
6303106+49
4
Qatar
Qatar
8215513-87
4
Singapore
Singapore
6006220-180
5
Lebanon
Lebanon
8125312-95

Group B

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1
Japan
Japan
8521165+1117
1
Korea Republic
Korea Republic
6411144+1013
2
Australia
Australia
8341127+513
2
Lebanon
Lebanon
63121014-410
3
Jordan
Jordan
8314716-910
3
Kuwait
Kuwait
622289-18
4
Oman
Oman
8233710-39
4
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates
6105914-53
5
Iraq
Iraq
812548-45

Group C

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1
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
651081+716
2
Japan
Japan
6312143+1110
3
Korea DPR
Korea DPR
621334-17
4
Tajikistan
Tajikistan
6015118-171

Group D

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1
Australia
Australia
6501135+815
2
Oman
Oman
622236-38
3
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
613267-16
4
Thailand
Thailand
611448-44

Group E

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1
Iran
Iran
6330175+1212
2
Qatar
Qatar
6240105+510
3
Bahrain
Bahrain
6231137+69
4
Indonesia
Indonesia
6006326-230

Fixtures

Matches

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Top Scorers

Player Stats

Top Scorer

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Tournament Overview

Current Season 2014

Current leader
Iran16 points
Top scorer

Classification & Qualification

1-4: 4 Champions League spots
5: 1 Europa League spots
6: 1 Conference League spot
28-30: Relegation zone

Tiebreaker Rules

When teams are level on points, the following criteria apply in order:

  1. Goal difference
  2. Goals scored
  3. Head-to-head record
  4. Away goals in head-to-head
  5. Playoff match (if necessary)

Key Dates

Season runs from June 29, 2011 to September 10, 2013

Transfer windows: Summer (Jun-Aug), Winter (Jan)

Teams Competing

30 teams compete in the WC Qualification Asia 2014

Historical Seasons

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About WC Qualification Asia

As a football league, the WC Qualification Asia belongs to Asia's competitive calendar. 2014 is the edition documented here. The scoring race was won by Shinji Okazaki (Japan), with 8 goals. Over 100 matches, the goals-per-game average came to 2.6. Away teams won 28% of matches, against 50% home wins and 22% draws.

Shinji Okazaki (Japan) led the scoring charts with 8 goals. Lê Công Vinh (Vietnam, 7) and Hassan Abdel Fattah (Jordan, 7) follow in the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the top scorer in the WC Qualification Asia 2014?
Shinji Okazaki (Japan) is the top scorer in the WC Qualification Asia 2014 with 8 goals.
When did the WC Qualification Asia 2014 season end?
The WC Qualification Asia 2014 season ran from June 29, 2011 to September 10, 2013.