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Vietnam to host Asian youth football competitions

Vietnam will host some of the upcoming qualifiers for the Asian Football Confederation 2020 U16 and U19 Championships.
Vietnam to host Asian youth football competitions ảnh 1Vietnam will host matches for the U16 and U19 Asian Championships qualifiers.(Photo of the VFF)

Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam will host some ofthe upcoming qualifiers for the Asian Football Confederation 2020 U16 andU19 Championships.

The eastern zone of the U19 event will beheld in Cambodia, Chinese Taipei, Myanmar and Vietnam.

A total 21 nations and territories will takepart in the eastern section of qualifiers with four groups of four teams and afifth group with five teams.

The western zone of 25 teams willsee Bahrain, Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Tajikistan host matches.

The qualifiers will be held in November.

Vietnam, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmarand Singapore will hold matches for 22 eastern zone teams for the U16tournament in September. 

Iran, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, Qatar, SaudiArabia and Uzbekistan will host the western zone games for 25 participants.

The finals of the U16 and U19championships will take place in Singapore and Japan, respectively, in2020.

Saudi Arabia are the defending champions of the U19championship while Japan were the last winners at the U16 tournament.-VNA

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