Women's Olympic Games

Divided into four pots according to their seedings, the 12 teams were drawn into three groups with only two spots available at Paris 2024.

The field has been whittled down to 12 teams, comprising the seven group winners from Round 1 of qualifying and the five highest-seeded teams, who received automatic byes into Round 2.

The seven Round 1 group winners - Uzbekistan (Group A), Islamic Republic of Iran (Group B), Vietnam (Group C), Thailand (Group D), Philippines (Group E), Chinese Taipei (Group F) and India (Group G) will now join the five highest seeded teams - DPR Korea, Japan, Australia, China PR and Korea Republic in Round 2 which will be divided into three groups.

Four teams - the three group winners and the best-ranked runners-up - will then progress to Round 3 to play two pairs of home and away matches with the eventual winners qualifying for the Women’s Olympic Football Tournament Paris 2024.

Chinese Taipei led from start to finish, scoring twice in each half to register their second consecutive win, having defeated Lebanon 5-1 in their opening game.

It was the Philippines' third win, having defeated Tajikistan 8-0 and Pakistan 4-0 earlier in the campaign.

Pakistan, meanwhile, concluded their tournament with a 1-0 win over Tajikistan.

The win meant Uzbekistan concluded their campaign with a perfect record of three wins as they booked their place in Round 2 of the Qualifiers..

Bhutan, meanwhile, finished second after a 3-1 win over Timor-Leste.

Islamic Republic of Iran (Group B), Vietnam (Group C), Thailand (Group D) and India (Group G) have already confirmed their places in Round 2, where they will be joined by DPR Korea, Japan, Australia, China PR and Korea Republic.

The-AFC.com takes a look at how Groups A, E and F stand heading into the final round of fixtures.

Pham Hai Yen’s quickfire goals secured Vietnam their second consecutive victory over Nepal following their 3-0 win on the opening day as the Southeast Asian side joined India, Islamic Republic of Iran and Thailand in Round 2.

Second half substitutes Chu Po Yan and Lau Yun Yi rose to the occasion to secure Hong Kong their second consecutive victory, while a six-goal blitz in the first half saw Philippines defeat Tajikistan 8-0 with the two pacesetters to meet in a winner-takes-all tie on Tuesday.

The West Asian side, however, need Indonesia to defeat Chinese Taipei in Group F's final match on Tuesday to stand a chance of advancing.

Myanmar’s Win Theingi Tun canceled out Negin Zandi’s first half effort but the draw at the Thuwunna Stadium was enough for Iran to claim top spot as they joined India and Thailand in the next round.