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AFC-mästerskapet i futsal 2002

AFC-mästerskapet i futsal — III

Evenemangsfakta

Datum

Arrangör

Värdnation

Stad

Deltagare

Nationer

14 landslag

Statistik

Matcher

Mål

307 (9 per match)

Flest mål

Vahid Shamsaei (26 mål)

Guld

Iran (4)

Silver

Japan

Brons

Thailand

Föregående

Följande

Iran 2001

Iran 2003

AFC-mästerskapet i futsal 2002 var ett internationellt mästerskap i futsal, för herrlandslag, som är medlemmar i förbundet AFC (Asiens fotbollskonfederation). Mästerskapet var den fjärde i ordningen av AFC-mästerskapet i futsal.

Iran blev mästare efter att ha besegrat Japan i finalen. Thailand besegrade Sydkorea i matchen om tredjepris.

Totalt spelades 34 matcher, där 307 mål gjordes. Vahid Shamsaei från Iran blev mästerskapets främsta målskytt, med 26 gjorda mål.

Resultat

Gruppspel

Grupp A

Nr	Lag	S	V	O	F	GM	IM	MS	P
1	Thailand	4	4	0	0	33	8	+25	12
2	Sydkorea	4	2	1	1	26	16	+10	7
3	Irak	4	2	0	2	35	13	+22	6
4	Bahrain	4	1	1	2	18	29	−11	4
5	Brunei	4	0	0	4	7	53	−46	0

Hemma \ Borta
Bahrain	—	8–3	1–9
Brunei		—	1–20		1–14
Irak			—	5–8	1–3
Sydkorea	5–5	11–2		—
Thailand	12–4			4–2	—

Grupp B

Nr	Lag	S	V	F	GM	IM	MS	P
1	Iran	3	3	0	38	1	+37	9
2	Uzbekistan	3	2	1	12	7	+5	6
3	Malaysia	3	1	2	8	30	−22	3
4	Kinesiska Taipei	3	0	3	8	28	−20	0

Hemma \ Borta
Iran	—	16–1		5–0
Kinesiska Taipei		—	6–7
Malaysia	0–17		—	1–7
Uzbekistan		5–1		—

Grupp C

Nr	Lag	S	V	O	F	GM	IM	MS	P
1	Japan	4	4	0	0	16	4	+12	12
2	Kuwait	4	2	1	1	20	7	+13	7
3	Kirgizistan	4	1	2	1	12	7	+5	5
4	Indonesien	4	1	1	2	12	11	+1	4
5	Kina	4	0	0	4	3	34	−31	0

Hemma \ Borta
Indonesien	—		6–0	3–3
Japan	5–1	—			2–0
Kina		2–7	—	0–6
Kirgizistan		1–2		—	2–2
Kuwait	3–2		15–1		—

Ranking av tredjeplacerade lag

Lag	S	V	O	F	GM	IM	MS	P
Irak	4	2	0	2	35	13	+22	6
Kirgizistan	4	1	2	1	12	7	+5	5
Malaysia	3	1	0	2	8	30	−22	3

Utslagsspel

Referenser

AFC-mästerskapet i futsal

Turneringar	Malaysia 1999 · Thailand 2000 · Iran 2001 · Indonesien 2002 · Iran 2003 · Macao 2004 · Vietnam 2005 · Uzbekistan 2006 · Japan 2007 · Thailand 2008 · Uzbekistan 2010 · Förenade Arabemiraten 2012 · Vietnam 2014 · Uzbekistan 2016

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