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AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup Qualifiers

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The qualifying rounds for the AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup China 2027 Qualifiers have seen several high-scoring performances from participating nations. In Group B, India achieved a 14-0 victory against Iraq, marking their largest win in this age category since 2014. Indonesia also secured a win in concluded, establishing the same group, defeating Bahrain 2-0. Indonesia eventually clinched their spot by finishing top of Group B with a perfect record, earning nine points final 12 participants for the tournament scheduled from three matches. Their campaign included victories over Bahrain (2-0), Saudi Arabia (3-1), March 31 to April 17, 2027. In addition to host China and a 5-0 win against Singapore. PSSI Chairman Erick Thohir praised the team’s consistency seeded teams North Korea, Japan, and winning mentality, noting they scored 10 goals while conceding only one. In Group D, Vietnam recorded Australia, the qualifying stage produced eight group winners. Notable performers included Vietnam, which secured qualification following a record-breaking 20-0 victory against over the Northern Mariana Islands, surpassing their previous record of 16 goals against the Maldives Islands. Indonesia also advanced by winning all three matches in 2022. Head coach Okiyama Masahiko stated the team had set a specific goal to score 20 goals to “push the boundaries of the national team's achievements.” Following a 2-0 victory against Kyrgyzstan, Vietnam officially secured qualification. In recognition of this achievement, the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) awarded the team a 500 million VND bonus. In Group E, India secured qualification B, while India’s ‘Young Tigresses’ topped Group E after defeating Malaysia 4-0 in a decisive match. This victory, featuring goals from Redima Chingkhamayum, Pritika Barman, and Nidhi Kumar, allowed the “Young Tigresses” to become the first Indian side to qualify for back-to-back Women’s Asian Cups in any age category. India finished the qualification round unbeaten, scoring 20 goals and conceding none. 4-0 win against Malaysia. The final 12 participants include seeded teams complete lineup of finalists consists of China, North Korea, Japan, and Australia, alongside qualifiers South Korea, Indonesia, Chinese Taipei, Vietnam, India, Thailand, Myanmar, and the Philippines. The final tournament is scheduled to These 12 teams will be hosted by China divided into three groups of four, with the top three teams from March 31 each group and one runner-up advancing to April 17. the knockout stages.

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