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AFC Asian Cup

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Start Date
2011-01-07
End Date
2011-01-29
2.67
GOALS AVG
24
MATCHES
16
TEAMS
42%
HOME WINS
17%
DRAW
42%
AWAY WINS
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Standings

Group A

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1
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
321063+37
2
Qatar
Qatar
320152+36
3
China PR
China PR
31114404
4
Kuwait
Kuwait
300317-60

Group B

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1
Japan
Japan
321082+67
2
Jordan
Jordan
321042+27
3
Syria
Syria
310245-13
4
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
300318-70

Group C

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1
Australia
Australia
321061+57
2
Korea Republic
Korea Republic
321073+47
3
Bahrain
Bahrain
310265+13
4
India
India
3003313-100

Group D

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1
Iran
Iran
330061+59
2
Iraq
Iraq
320132+16
3
Korea DPR
Korea DPR
301202-21
4
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates
301204-41

Bracket

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Fixtures

Matches

Top Scorers

Player Stats

Top Assists

#TeamName
Apps
Minutes
Goals
Assists
Pass %
Rating
1
Japan
Yuto Nagatomo657003--
2
Korea Republic
Sung-ryong Jung657000--
3
Korea Republic
Yong-rae Lee657001--
4
Japan
Makoto Hasebe656711--
5
Korea Republic
Sung-yueng Ki654711--
6
Uzbekistan
Odil Akhmedov654020--
7
Uzbekistan
Server Djeparov654022--
8
Korea Republic
Young-Pyo Lee654000--
9
Korea Republic
Cha Du-Ri654001--
10
Uzbekistan
Timur Kapadze654000--
11
Uzbekistan
Aziz Haydarov654001--
12
Korea Republic
Chung-yong Lee650202--
13
Korea Republic
Koo Ja-Cheol648953--
14
Japan
Eiji Kawashima548010--
15
Korea Republic
Dong-won Ji647142--
16
Korea Republic
Hwang Jae-Won545010--
17
Korea Republic
Park Ji-Sung545000--
18
Uzbekistan
Ignatiy Nesterov545000--
19
Uzbekistan
Aleksandr Geynrikh543430--
20
Uzbekistan
Victor Karpenko543100--
21
Bahrain
Ismaeel Abdullatif Hassan325240--
22
Australia
Harry Kewell30--
23
Japan
Ryoichi Maeda31--
24
Japan
Shinji Okazaki31--
25
Australia
Mile Jedinak20--
26
Syria
Abdelrazaq Al Hussain20--
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Tournament Overview

Season 2011

Top scorer

Key Dates

Season ran from January 7, 2011 to January 29, 2011

Teams Competing

16 teams competed in the AFC Asian Cup 2011

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. 2011 is the edition documented here. The competition's top scorer was Koo Ja-Cheol (Korea Republic) with 5 goals. Across 24 matches played, the competition averaged 2.7 goals per game. Hosts took 42% of results, visitors 42%, with draws at 17%.

With 5 goals, Koo Ja-Cheol (Korea Republic) sat top of the scorer list. Ismaeel Abdullatif Hassan (Bahrain, 4) and Dong-won Ji (Korea Republic, 4) follow in the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the top scorer in the AFC Asian Cup 2011?
Koo Ja-Cheol (Korea Republic) is the top scorer in the AFC Asian Cup 2011 with 5 goals in 6 appearances.
When did the AFC Asian Cup 2011 season end?
The AFC Asian Cup 2011 season ran from January 7, 2011 to January 29, 2011.