Thu, 28 Oct, 2021
Chonburi: With Thailand, DPR Korea, Australia and Vietnam all vying to secure a place in the semi-finals, Group A action at the AFC U-19 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 looks set to deliver plenty of memorable moments.
Ahead of the tournament’s first games on Sunday, join the-AFC.com as we bring you the first in a two-part series looking at the teams about to lock horns in Chonburi.
Sides finishing first and second in Group A will qualify for the semi-finals. The competition’s top three finishers will earn places at the 2020 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.
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Thu, 28 Oct, 2021
Chonburi: Eight teams will be vying for glory when the AFC U-19 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 kicks off on Sunday.
Ahead of the tournament opener between DPR Korea and Australia, join the-AFC.com as we detail all you need to know about the Continental extravaganza in Chonburi.
Thu, 28 Oct, 2021
Chonburi: Eight teams are vying for glory at the AFC U-19 Women’s Championship 2019 Thailand.
With the top three finishers also assured places at next year’s FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Nigeria, the-AFC.com takes a look at some of the competition’s key stats, facts and records.
Thu, 28 Oct, 2021
Kuala Lumpur: As the dust settles on the FIFA Women’s World Cup, attention turns to the Continent’s major women’s youth competitions, which produced more than 80 per cent of the Asian players at France 2019.
The AFC U-16 Women’s Championship and the AFC U-19 Women’s Championship – both to be staged in Thailand in late 2019 – are considered some of the strongest women’s youth competitions in the world, producing seven World Cup-winners at either U-17 or U-20 level.
But while both competitions have produced globally competitive age-group sides, their long-term value is highlighted by the central role they played as a pathway to senior World Cup football for Asian players.
Thu, 28 Oct, 2021
Sydney: Young Matildas head coach Leah Blayney has shortlisted the Australia squad for the forthcoming AFC U-19 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019.
Blayney’s 23-player squad are lined-up in Group A alongside 2007 champions DPR Korea, Thailand and Vietnam, while Group B consists Japan, China PR, Korea Republic and Myanmar.
The top two teams from each of the two groups in Chonburi will advance to the semi-finals of the competition, with the top three sides at the tournament earning Asia’s qualification slots at the 2020 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup.
Thu, 28 Oct, 2021
Mandalay: Australia and Myanmar confirmed safe passage to the AFC U-19 Women's Championship Thailand 2019 Finals, after they earned wins over Uzbekistan and Nepal respectively on Tuesday.
MYANMAR 2-1 NEPAL
Group hosts Myanmar were a goal and a player down at half-time, but they completed a second-half turnaround to seal qualification with a 2-1 win over Nepal
Goals from San Thaw Thaw and May Phu Ko ensured the group hosts claimed not only the one point they needed to reach the Finals, but all three, after they had fallen behind in a sequence that resulted in their captain Zune Yu Ya Oo being sent off.
Thu, 28 Oct, 2021
Hanoi: Vietnam qualified for the AFC U-19 Women's Championship Thailand 2019 Finals despite a 2-1 defeat against Korea Republic, with Islamic Republic of Iran narrowly denied despite their earlier 5-1 win against Lebanon on Tuesday.
KOREA REPUBLIC 2-1 VIETNAM
A late goal from Kim Soo-jin sealed a third successive win for Korea Republic, but it was Vietnam who had cause to celebrate after they sealed qualification for the Finals ahead of Iran by virtue of their lower fair play points.
Kim netted a double for the Koreans in their 2-1 win, but Vietnam's narrow defeat was enough to take them to the Finals by the narrowest margin after they finished level on points, head to head, and goal difference with the Iranians.