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Asian Football Confederation

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International governing body for association football in Asia
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Asian Football Confederation
AbbreviationAFC
Formation7 May 1954; 71 years ago (1954-05-07)
Founded atManila, Philippines[1]
TypeSports organisation
HeadquartersKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Region served
Asia[a]
Membership47 member associations
Official language
Persian,Arabic,English[2]
Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa
Vice presidents
  • Ugen Tsechup (SAFF)
  • Ganbaatar Amgalanbaatar (EAFF)
  • Mehdi Taj (CAFA)
  • Hachem Haidar (WAFF)
  • Zaw Zaw (AFF)
General secretary
Windsor John[3][4]
Parent organization
FIFA
Subsidiaries
Websitethe-afc.com
Anthem: "AFC Anthem"
Motto: "The Future is Asia"
FIFA confederations
AFC,CAF,CONCACAF
CONMEBOL,OFC,UEFA

TheAsian Football Confederation (AFC) is thegoverning body ofassociation football,beach soccer, andfutsal in most countries and territories inAsia.[a] The AFC was formed in 1954. It has 47 members. The Asian Ladies Football Confederation (ALFC) was the section of AFC that managedwomen's association football in Asia. The group was independently founded in April 1968 in a meeting involvingTaiwan,British Hong Kong,Malaysia, andSingapore. In 1986, ALFC merged with AFC.[5]

History

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Executive Committee

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Members

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AFC President and FIFA Senior Vice President[6]
FIFA Council Members[6]
AFC Vice Presidents[6]
AFC Executive Committee Members[6]
AFC Female Executive Committee Members[6]
General Secretary

Member associations

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AFC regional federations

The AFC has 47 member associations split into fivesubregions: Central (fourformer Soviet Central Asian countries plusAfghanistan andIran), East (eightEast Asian nations and twoMicronesian territories:Guam and theNorthern Mariana Islands), South (five countries on theIndian Subcontinent plusMaldives andSri Lanka), South East (tenASEAN countries plusAustralia andEast Timor), and West (twelveArab countries).Afghanistan,Burma (Myanmar), theRepublic of China,Hong Kong,India,Indonesia,Israel,Japan,Pakistan, thePhilippines,Singapore,South Korea, andVietnam were the founding members.[7][8]2000

CodeNameNational teamsFoundedFIFA
affiliation		AFC
affiliation		IOC
member
ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) (12)
AUS Australia[c]196119632006Yes[d]
BRU Brunei195219721969Yes
CAM Cambodia193319541954Yes
TLS Timor-Leste200220052002Yes
IDN Indonesia193019521954Yes
LAO Laos195119521968Yes
MAS Malaysia193319541954Yes
MYA Myanmar194719481954Yes
PHI Philippines190719301954Yes
SGP Singapore189219521954Yes
THA Thailand191619251954Yes
VIE Vietnam196019521954Yes
Central Asian Football Association (CAFA) (6)
AFG Afghanistan193319481954Yes
IRN Iran192019481958Yes
KGZ Kyrgyzstan199219941993Yes
TJK Tajikistan193619941993Yes
TKM Turkmenistan199219941993Yes
UZB Uzbekistan194619941993Yes
East Asian Football Federation (EAFF) (10)
CHN China192419311974Yes
TPE Chinese Taipei193619541954Yes
PRK North Korea194519581974Yes
GUM Guam197519961991Yes[d]
HKG Hong Kong, China191419541954Yes
JPN Japan192119211954Yes
KOR South Korea192819481954Yes
MAC Macau193919781978No[e]
MNG Mongolia195919981993Yes
NMI Northern Mariana Islands2005N/A2020No[f]
South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) (7)
BAN Bangladesh197219761974Yes
BHU Bhutan198320001993Yes
IND India193719481954Yes
MDV Maldives198219861984Yes
NEP   Nepal195119721954Yes
PAK Pakistan194719481954Yes
SRI Sri Lanka193919521954Yes
West Asian Football Federation (WAFF) (12)
BHR Bahrain195719681969Yes
IRQ Iraq194819501970Yes
JOR Jordan194919561970Yes
KUW Kuwait195219641964Yes
LBN Lebanon193319361964Yes
OMA Oman197819801980Yes
PLE Palestine199819981998Yes
QAT Qatar196019721974Yes
KSA Saudi Arabia195619561972Yes
SYR Syria193619371970Yes
UAE United Arab Emirates197119741974Yes
YEM Yemen196219801980Yes

Former members

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AssociationYearNote
 Israel1954–1974Joined UEFA after international matches against national teams representingArab countries boycotted by theWest Asian Football Federation.[9][10] Later became a fullUEFA member in 1994.
 New Zealand1964[11]Founding member of theOFC in 1966.
 South Yemen1972–1990[12]Unified with North Yemen asYemen.
 Kazakhstan1993–2002JoinedUEFA in 2002.[13][14]

Competitions

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See also:List of association football competitions andFIFA International Match Calendar

AFC competitions

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National teams:

Men
Women

Esports

Clubs:

Men
Women


Defunct

National teams:

Men
Women

Clubs:

Men
Women

AFC runs theAFC Asian Cup and theAFC Women's Asian Cup, which are held every 4 years. AFC organises theAFC Futsal Asian Cup,AFC Women's Futsal Asian Cup,AFC Beach Soccer Asian Cup, various age-level international association football, youth futsal tournaments and the Asian qualifying tournament for theFIFA World Cup and forfootball at the Summer Olympics.

The top-ranked AFC tournament for men's association football clubs is theAFC Champions League Elite. The competition is an amalgamation of theAsian Club Championship, theAsian Cup Winners' Cup and theAsian Super Cup and gathers the top teams from the highest-ranked nations in Asia (the number of teams depend on that country's ranking and can be upgraded or downgraded). The top-ranked AFC tournament forwomen's association football clubs is theAFC Women's Champions League which was launched in the 2024–25 season.[17]

The second-tier men's tournament is theAFC Champions League Two, while the third-tier tournament is theAFC Challenge League, which were both revamped and rebranded in 2024.[18]

AFC runs an annual Asianfutsal club tournament, theAFC Futsal Club Championship for futsal club competition.[19]

Title Holders

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See also:Portal:Current events/Sports,2025 in association football,2025 in sports, andFIFA International Match Calendar
TournamentMost recentChampionsDetailsRunners-upNext[20][21]
Men's national teams
AFC Asian Cup(qualification)2023(qual.)Qatar Final Jordan2027(qual.)
AFC U-23 Asian Cup2024(qual.)Japan Final Uzbekistan2026(qual.)
AFC U-20 Asian Cup2025(qual.)Australia Final Saudi Arabia2027(qual.)
AFC U-17 Asian Cup2025(qual.)Uzbekistan Final Saudi Arabia2026(qual.)
Men's Asian Games Football Tournament2022South Korea Final Japan2026
Boys' Asian Youth Games Football Tournament2013South Korea Final Iran2029
AFC Futsal Asian Cup2024(qual.)Iran Final Thailand2026(qual.)
AFC U-20 Futsal Asian Cup2019(qual.)Japan Final Afghanistan2029(qual.)
Men's Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games Futsal Tournament2017Iran Final Uzbekistan2029
AFC Beach Soccer Asian Cup2025Iran Final Oman2027
Men's Asian Beach Games Beach Soccer Tournament2016Japan Final Oman2028
Women's national teams
AFC Women's Asian Cup(qualification)2022(qual.)China Final South Korea2026(qual.)
AFC U-20 Women's Asian Cup2024(qual.)North Korea Final Japan2026(qual.)
AFC U-17 Women's Asian Cup2024(qual.)North Korea Final Japan2026(qual.)
Women's Asian Games Football Tournament2022Japan Final North Korea2026
AFC Women's Olympic Qualifying Tournament2024Australia 
Japan 		Play-off Uzbekistan
 North Korea		2028
AFC Women's Futsal Asian Cup2025Japan Final Thailand2029
Women's Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games Futsal Tournament2017Thailand Final Japan2029
Men's club teams
AFC Champions League Elite2024–25(qual.)Al AhliSaudi ArabiaFinalJapanKawasaki Frontale2025–26(qual.)
AFC Champions League Two2024–25SharjahUnited Arab EmiratesFinalSingaporeLion City Sailors2025–26(qual.)
AFC Challenge League2024–25ArkadagTurkmenistanFinalCambodiaSvay Rieng2025–26(qual.)
AFC Futsal Club Championship2019Nagoya OceansJapanFinalIranMes Sungun2026
Women's club teams
AFC Women's Champions League2024–25Wuhan JiangdaChinaFinalAustraliaMelbourne City2025–26(qual.)

Esports

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See also:Portal:Current events/Sports,2025 in esports, and2025 in sports
CompetitionCurrentGameWinner
(Player/Gamer ID)		DetailsRunner-up
(Player/Gamer ID)		Next
AFC eAsian Cup2023eFootball 2024Indonesia
(Mohamad Akbar Paudie, Elga Cahya Putra, Rizky Faidan)		FinalJapan
(Satake Shinichi, Aihara Tsubasa, Hashiki Shumpei)		TBD
AFC eChampions League Elite2025eFootball 2025Al NassrFinal Persepolis2026

Defunct tournaments

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See also:Category:Defunct association football competitions
CompetitionLast heldChampionsTitleRunners-up
Men's national teams
Afro-Asian Cup of Nations2007Japan 2nd Egypt
AFC-OFC Challenge Cup2003Iran 1st New Zealand
AFC Solidarity Cup2016Nepal   1st Macau
AFC Challenge Cup2014Palestine 1st Philippines
AFC U-14 Championship2014Iraq1st North Korea
Men's club teams
Afro-Asian Club Championship1998Raja CasablancaMorocco1stSouth KoreaPohang Steelers
Asian Cup Winners' Cup2001–02Al-HilalSaudi Arabia2ndSouth KoreaJeonbuk Hyundai Motors
Asian Super Cup2002Suwon Samsung BluewingsSouth Korea2ndSaudi ArabiaAl-Hilal
Women's club teams
AFC Women's Club Championship2023Urawa Red DiamondsJapan1stSouth KoreaIncheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels

Titles by nation

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NationMenWomenFutsalBeach SoccerClubInter Conf.EsportsNationTotal
AsiaSolChaAsiadU23U20U17U14AYGAsiaAsiadU20U17MenAIMmU20WmnAIMwBSABGACLEACL2ACGLAWCASCWCCFCCAANAOAACeAsia
 Japan412142364413318522421 Japan63
 Iran344113512323141 Iran47
 South Korea26112222112312 South Korea46
 Saudi Arabia3132663 Saudi Arabia24
 China129313 China19
 North Korea21323314 North Korea19
 Iraq1115113 Iraq13
 Israel163 Israel10
 Myanmar271 Myanmar10
 Thailand2111221 Thailand10
 Qatar21112 Qatar7
 Chinese Taipei231 Chinese Taipei6
 Uzbekistan11211 Uzbekistan6
 Kuwait14 Kuwait5
 Tajikistan14 Tajikistan5
 United Arab Emirates1211 United Arab Emirates5
 India121 India4
 Jordan31 Jordan4
 Oman211 Oman4
 Australia1111 Australia4
 Bahrain12 Bahrain3
 Syria12 Syria3
 Indonesia11 Indonesia2
 Kyrgyzstan2 Kyrgyzstan2
 Turkmenistan3 Turkmenistan3
 Lebanon1 Lebanon1
 Malaysia1 Malaysia1
   Nepal1   Nepal1
 New Zealand1 New Zealand1
 Palestine1 Palestine1

Rankings

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FIFA World Rankings

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FIFA Men's World Ranking (as of 19 November 2025)[22]
AFC*FIFA+/-National TeamPoints
118Increase 1 Japan1650.12
220Increase 1 Iran1617.02
322Steady South Korea1599.45
426Decrease 1 Australia1574.01
550Increase 5 Uzbekistan1462.03
651Increase 1 Qatar1461.6
758Decrease 1 Iraq1438.92
860Decrease 2 Saudi Arabia1428.74
966Steady Jordan1377.66
1067Steady United Arab Emirates1369.71
1179Steady Oman1312.45
1287Decrease 1 Syria1278.1
1391Decrease 1 Bahrain1258.68
1493Steady China1249.06
1595Increase 1 Thailand1243.27
1696Increase 2 Palestine1230.55
17101Increase 1 Tajikistan1224.93
18104Increase 1 Kyrgyzstan1201.22
19107Increase 3 Lebanon1190.64
20110Increase 1 Vietnam1183.62
21116Increase 2 Malaysia1168.41
22120Steady North Korea1151.05
23122Steady Indonesia1144.73
24135Steady Kuwait1103.25
25136Increase 5 Philippines1090.95
26137Increase 3 Turkmenistan1087.52
27142Decrease 6 India1079.52
28148Increase 4 Yemen1048.83
29151Increase 4 Singapore1040.43
30153Decrease 5 Hong Kong1038.14
31162Steady Afghanistan991.19
32163Steady Myanmar990.81
33173Steady Maldives945.02
34174Steady Chinese Taipei938.21
35179Steady Cambodia911.54
36180Increase 3 Bangladesh911.19
37182Decrease 2   Nepal902.44
38185Increase 1 Mongolia879.75
39187Increase 1 Laos877.05
40189Decrease 4 Brunei875.78
41192Decrease 3 Bhutan867.86
42193Decrease 1 Macau865.29
43194Decrease 1 Sri Lanka857.4
44198Decrease 1 Timor-Leste835.55
45199Decrease 1 Pakistan833.16
46201Steady Guam823.08
*Local rankings based on FIFA ranking points
FIFA Women's World Ranking (as of 7 August 2025)[23]
AFC*FIFA+/-National TeamPoints
18Decrease 1 Japan1971.05
210Increase 1 North Korea1944.22
315Steady Australia1835.34
416Increase 1 China1807.34
521Decrease 1 South Korea1778.85
637Steady Vietnam1616.52
739Increase 2 Philippines1549.47
842Steady Chinese Taipei1539.63
952Decrease 1 Uzbekistan1483.17
1053Decrease 7 Thailand1481.12
1156Decrease 1 Myanmar1456.12
1263Increase 7 India1408.29
1370Decrease 2 Iran1372.46
1476Decrease 1 Jordan1287.79
1583Decrease 3 Hong Kong1270.79
1687Increase 13 Nepal1248.26
1792Increase 10 Malaysia1227.74
1898Decrease 1 Guam1201.91
19104Increase 24 Bangladesh1179.87
20106Decrease 11 Indonesia1176.98
21111Decrease 19 Bahrain1169.3
22113Decrease 6 Laos1164.92
23117Steady United Arab Emirates1153.32
24118Steady Cambodia1147.81
25125Increase 5 Lebanon1111.65
26129Increase 5 Palestine1101.73
27138Increase 3 Turkmenistan1063.88
28139Decrease 3 Kyrgyzstan1062.41
29148Decrease 22 Mongolia1035.68
30149Decrease 10 Singapore1033.8
31154Increase 3 Pakistan1007.24
32157Increase 1 Timor-Leste965.94
33158Decrease 3 Tajikistan950.2
34160Increase 1 Syria931.42
35161Decrease 2 Sri Lanka930.2
36163Increase 8 Bhutan920.15
37164Increase 1 Saudi Arabia909.58
38165Decrease 2 Maldives908.71
39166Increase 7 Iraq897.78
40175Steady Macau850.91
*Local rankings based on FIFA ranking points

Historical leaders

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Men's
Women's

Team of the Year

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Men
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Teams ranking in the top four – Men's[22]
YearFirstSecondThirdFourth
2024 Japan Iran South Korea Australia
2023 Japan Iran South Korea Australia
2022 Japan Iran South Korea Australia
2021 Iran Japan South Korea Australia
2020 Japan Iran South Korea Australia
2019 Japan Iran South Korea Australia
2018 Iran Australia Japan South Korea
2017 Iran Australia Japan South Korea
2016 Iran South Korea Japan Australia
2015 Iran South Korea Japan Australia
2014 Iran Japan South Korea Uzbekistan
2013 Iran Japan South Korea Australia
2012 Japan South Korea Australia Iran
2011 Japan Australia South Korea Iran
2010 Australia Japan South Korea Iran
2009 Australia Japan South Korea Bahrain
2008 Australia Japan South Korea Iran
2007 Japan Iran South Korea Australia
2006 Iran Australia Uzbekistan Japan
2005 Japan Iran South Korea Saudi Arabia
2004 Japan Iran South Korea Saudi Arabia
2003 South Korea Saudi Arabia Iran Japan
2002 South Korea Japan Iran Saudi Arabia
2001 Iran Saudi Arabia Japan South Korea
2000 Saudi Arabia Iran Japan South Korea
1999 Saudi Arabia Iran South Korea United Arab Emirates
1998 South Korea Japan Kuwait Iran
1997 Japan South Korea Saudi Arabia Kuwait
1996 Japan Saudi Arabia South Korea Thailand
1995 Japan South Korea Saudi Arabia China
1994 Saudi Arabia South Korea Japan China
1993 Saudi Arabia South Korea Japan United Arab Emirates
Performances by countries
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TeamFirst placeSecond placeThird place
 Japan13 (1995, 1996, 1997, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2011, 2012, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024)8 (1998, 2002, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2021)8 (1993, 1994, 2000, 2001, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)
 Iran9 (2000, 2006, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021)10 (1999, 2000, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024)2 (2002, 2003)
 Saudi Arabia4 (1993, 1994, 1999, 2000)3 (1996, 2001, 2003)2 (1995, 1997)
 South Korea3 (1998, 2002, 2003)7 (1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2012, 2015, 2016)17 (1996, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024)
 Australia3 (2008, 2009, 2010)3 (2011, 2017, 2017)1 (2012)
 Uzbekistan001 (2006)
 Kuwait001 (1998)
Women
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Teams ranking in the top four – Women's[23]
YearFirstSecondThirdFourth
2024 Japan North Korea Australia China
2023 Japan North Korea Australia China
2022 North Korea Japan Australia China
2021 North Korea Australia Japan South Korea
2020 Australia Japan China South Korea
2019 Australia Japan North Korea China
2018 Australia Japan North Korea South Korea
2017 Australia Japan North Korea South Korea
2016 Australia Japan North Korea China
2015 Japan North Korea Australia China
2014 Japan North Korea Australia China
2013 Japan Australia North Korea South Korea
2012 Japan Australia North Korea South Korea
2011 Japan North Korea Australia South Korea
2010 Japan North Korea Australia China
2009 North Korea Japan China Australia
2008 North Korea Japan China Australia
2007 North Korea Japan Australia China
2006 North Korea China Japan South Korea
2005 North Korea China Japan South Korea
2004 China North Korea Japan Chinese Taipei
2003 China North Korea Japan Chinese Taipei
Performances by countries
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Men's elo rankings

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World Football Elo Ratings for AFC members:[24]

AFCEloCountryElo ratings1 year change
117 Japan1,870Decrease 2
227 Australia1,792Increase 9
330 South Korea1,773Decrease 2
432 Iran1,763Decrease 13
540 Uzbekistan1,713Increase 7
658 Jordan1,615Decrease 2
767 Saudi Arabia1,585Increase 2
868 Iraq1,579Decrease 15
973 United Arab Emirates1,547Increase 6
1081 Qatar1,503Decrease 13
1182 Oman1,500Steady
1290 Palestine1,446Increase 16
1391 Bahrain1,445Decrease 6
1493 Syria1,442Increase 3
15105 China1,400Increase 4
16109 North Korea1,373Decrease 2
17115 Thailand1,359Decrease 23
18118 Lebanon1,349Increase 16
18118 Indonesia1,339Decrease 7
20131 Vietnam1,324Increase 21
21135 Malaysia1,310Increase 6
21135 Kyrgyzstan1,310Increase 6
23141 Kuwait1,294Decrease 18
24142 Tajikistan1,293Decrease 4
25156 Turkmenistan1,211Increase 4
26162 Hong Kong1,172Increase 9
27164 India1,149Decrease 1
28167 Philippines1,139Increase 9
29169 Yemen1,1131Increase 4
30174 Singapore1,103Decrease 4
31183 Afghanistan1,031Decrease 16
32191 Myanmar942Increase 6
33196 Bangladesh913Increase 1
34197   Nepal912Increase 3
35202 Chinese Taipei869Steady
36203 Maldives853Steady
37206 Cambodia835Increase 1
38208 Pakistan832Steady
39212 Sri Lanka782Increase 5
40215 Mongolia729Decrease 2
41218 Guam712Increase 3
42219 Laos709Increase 5
43223 Timor-Leste682Steady
44226 Brunei655Decrease 1
45230 Bhutan618Increase 1
46233 Macau594Decrease 1
47241 Northern Mariana Islands432Decrease 1

Club Competitions Ranking

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TheAFC Club Competitions Ranking ranks its member associations by results in the AFC competitions. Rankings are calculated by AFC.[25] Listed here are the top 30 countries.

AFCCountryPoints
1 Saudi Arabia119.957
2 Japan107.663
3 South Korea90.982
4 United Arab Emirates74.466
5 Qatar69.326
6 Iran68.907
7 Thailand54.873
8 China54.682
9 Uzbekistan49.821
10 Australia40.420
11 Malaysia40.039
12 Iraq39.280
13 Jordan36.905
14 Vietnam35.038
15 Singapore29.405
16 Bahrain27.233
17 Oman26.069
18 India24.958
19 Hong Kong24.436
20 Turkmenistan24.211
21 Kuwait21.260
22 Lebanon20.304
23 Cambodia20.112
24 Tajikistan20.033
25 Indonesia18.653
26 Kyrgyzstan18.378
27 Philippines16.706
28 Bangladesh16.428
29 Syria14.174
30 Myanmar12.837

Beach soccer national teams

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Rankings are calculated byBeach Soccer Worldwide (BSWW).[26]

AFC rankWorld rankCountryPoints
15 Iran2508.5
28 Japan1949
310 United Arab Emirates1569
412 Oman1338.5
521 Saudi Arabia758.25
638 Thailand349.5
745 Bahamas271.75
849 Lebanon247.75
952 Kuwait221
1055 China207
1166 Malaysia130.5
1166 Indonesia130.5
1368 Afghanistan120.5
1473 Palestine89.75
1574 India87
1574 Vietnam87
1574 Iraq87
1885 Kyrgyzstan38.5
1987 Uzbekistan33.5

Men's futsal

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Futsal Rankings (as of 6 May 2024)[27]
AFC*FIFA+/−National TeamPoints
14Steady IR Iran1469.33
29Steady Thailand1316.27
311Steady Uzbekistan1288.96
415Steady Japan1248.99
528Steady Indonesia1142.84
630Steady Afghanistan1138.02
733Steady Vietnam1117.02
834Steady Tajikistan1116.37
935Steady Kuwait1115.99
1041Steady Kyrgyz Republic1091.36
1142Steady Iraq1091.27
1248Steady Saudi Arabia1049.97
1349Steady Australia1049.01
1453Steady Lebanon1032.42
1556Steady Myanmar1024.20
1664Steady Laos995.28
1766Steady Turkmenistan993.62
1870Steady Korea Republic980.88
1973Steady Bahrain978.69
2079Steady Malaysia971.06
2181Steady Jordan968.31
2284Steady China PR966.93
2385Steady Chinese Taipei964.21
2493Steady Qatar945.32
2595Steady Philippines943.99
2696Steady Oman940.88
27102Steady United Arab Emirates925.95
28110Steady Maldives905.56
29111Steady Timor-Leste903.70
30113Steady Mongolia894.41
31116Steady Brunei882.51
32117Steady Macau878.44
33120Steady Hong Kong, China866.16
34121Steady   Nepal865.96
35122Steady Palestine863.57
36142Steady Cambodia857.22
37135Steady India756.13
*Local rankings based on FIFA ranking points

Women's futsal

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Futsal Women's Rankings (as of 6 May 2024)[28]
AFC*FIFA+/−National TeamPoints
16Steady Thailand1163.97
28Steady IR Iran1146.96
39Steady Japan1139.54
413Steady Vietnam1096.34
514Steady Indonesia1057.12
621Steady Chinese Taipei1032.95
724Steady Uzbekistan1021.38
825Steady China PR1016.45
928Steady Malaysia987.72
1029Steady Lebanon981.18
1131Steady Hong Kong, China979.02
1234Steady Palestine974.58
1337Steady Bahrain962.22
1438Steady Myanmar955.52
1539Steady Turkmenistan945.43
1644Steady Bangladesh920.38
1746Steady Macau916.20
1848Steady Afghanistan907.13
1951Steady Saudi Arabia899.62
2053Steady Iraq887.88
2155Steady United Arab Emirates885.35
2260Steady Guam867.51
2361Steady Philippines866.38
2462Steady Kuwait863.43
2566Steady Kyrgyz Republic850.34
2667Steady Oman848.46
2769Steady Tajikistan828.67
*Local rankings based on FIFA ranking points

Tournament record

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Legend
  •  1st  – Champion
  •  2nd  – Runner-up
  •  3rd  – Third place
  •  4th  – Fourth place
  • QF – Quarter-finals (1934–1938, 1954–1970, and 1986–present: knockout round of 8)
  • R3 — Round 3 (2026–present: knockout round of 16)
  • R2 — Round 2 (1974–1978: second group stage, top 8; 1982: second group stage, top 12; 1986–2022: knockout round of 16; 2026–present: knockout round of 32)
  • R1 — Round 1 (1930, 1950–1970 and 1986–present: group stage; 1934–1938: knockout round of 16; 1974–1982: first group stage)
  •  Q  — Qualified for upcoming tournament
  •  ••  — Qualified but withdrew
  •  •  — Did not qualify
  •  ×  — Did not enter / withdrawn / banned / disqualified
  •     — Hosts

For each tournament, the flag of the host country and the number of teams in each finals tournament (in brackets) are shown.

FIFA World Cup

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Main article:National team appearances in the FIFA World Cup
See also:Asian nations at the FIFA World Cup
FIFA World Cup record
Team1930
Uruguay
(13)		1934
Italy
(16)		1938
France
(15)		1950
Brazil
(13)		1954
Switzerland
(16)		1958
Sweden
(16)		1962
Chile
(16)		1966
England
(16)		1970
Mexico
(16)		1974
West Germany
(16)		1978
Argentina
(16)		1982
Spain
(24)		1986
Mexico
(24)		1990
Italy
(24)		1994
United States
(24)		1998
France
(32)		2002
Japan
South Korea
(32)		2006
Germany
(32)		2010
South Africa
(32)		2014
Brazil
(32)		2018
Russia
(32)		2022
Qatar
(32)		2026
Canada
Mexico
United States
(48)		2030
Morocco
Portugal
Spain
(48)		2034
Saudi Arabia
(48)		Years
 South KoreaDid not exist×R1וו•••R1R1R1R14thR1R2R1R1R2Q12
 Japan×××ווו••••••R1R2R1R2R1R2R2Q8
 Iran××××××××וR1×ו•R1•R1•R1R1R1Q7
 Saudi ArabiaDid not exist××××ו•••R2R1R1R1••R1R1QQ7
 Australia[g]Part ofOFCR1R1R1R2Q5
 North KoreaDid not exist××××QFוו•••×וR1••×•2
 QatarDid not exist×ו••••••••R1Q2
 JordanDid not exist××××××ו•••••••••Q1
 UzbekistanDid not exist•••••••Q1
 China××××ו××××ו••••R1••••••1
 United Arab EmiratesDid not exist×וR1•••••••••1
 IraqDid not exist×××××ווR1•••••••••1
 KuwaitDid not exist×××××ו•R1••••••••×••1
 Indonesia[h]××R1×ו××ו••••••••••×••1
 IsraelDid not exist•••••R1•Not a member of AFC1
Total (15 teams)00101001101122244444568/951

AFC Asian Cup

[edit]
Main article:AFC Asian Cup records and statistics
AFC Asian Cup record
Team
(Total 35 teams)		1956
Hong Kong
(4)		1960
South Korea
(4)		1964
Israel
(4)		1968
Iran
(5)		1972
Thailand
(6)		1976
Iran
(6)		1980
Kuwait
(10)		1984
Singapore
(10)		1988
Qatar
(10)		1992
Japan
(8)		1996
United Arab Emirates
(12)		2000
Lebanon
(12)		2004
China
(16)		2007
Indonesia
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam
(16)		2011
Qatar
(16)		2015
Australia
(16)		2019
United Arab Emirates
(24)		2023
Qatar
(24)		2027
Saudi Arabia
(24)		Years
 Iran1st1st1st3rd4th3rdGS3rdQF3rdQFQFQFSFSFQ16
 South Korea1st1st3rd2nd2ndGS2ndQF3rdQF3rd3rd2ndQFSFQ16
 China3rdGS2nd4th3rdQF4th2ndGSGSQFQFGSQ14
 Saudi Arabia1st1st2nd1st2ndGS2ndGSGSR16R16Q12
 QatarGSGSGSGSQFGSGSQFGS1st1stQ12
 United Arab EmiratesGSGSGS4th2ndGSGSGS3rdSFR16Q12
 JapanGS1stQF1st1st4th1stQF2ndQFQ11
 KuwaitGS2nd1st3rdGS4thQFGSGSGSQ11
 IraqGS4thQFQFQF1stQF4thR16R16Q11
 UzbekistanGSGSQFQF4thQFR16QFQ9
 BahrainGS4thGSGSGSR16R16Q8
 SyriaGSGSGSGSGSGSR16Q8
 Thailand3rdGSGSGSGSGSR16R168
 AustraliaPart ofOFCQF2nd1stQFQFQ6
 IndonesiaGSGSGSGSR16Q6
 JordanQFQFGSR162ndQ6
 North Korea4thGSGSGSGSQ6
 OmanGSGSGSR16GSQ6
 India2ndGSGSGSGS5
 Vietnam4th4thQFQFGS5
 Israel2nd2nd1st3rdPart ofUEFA4
 Hong Kong3rd4th5thGS4
 MalaysiaGSGSGSGS4
 PalestineGSGSR16Q4
 KyrgyzstanR16GSQ3
 LebanonGSGSGS3
 Chinese Taipei3rd4th2
 SingaporeGSQ2
 TurkmenistanGSGS2
 YemenGSGS2
 BangladeshGS1
 Cambodia4th1
 Myanmar2nd1
 PhilippinesGS1
 TajikistanQF1

FIFA Women's World Cup

[edit]
Main article:FIFA Women's World Cup records and statistics
FIFA Women's World Cup record
Team1991
China
(12)		1995
Sweden
(12)		1999
United States
(16)		2003
United States
(16)		2007
China
(16)		2011
Germany
(16)		2015
Canada
(24)		2019
France
(24)		2023
AustraliaNew Zealand
(32)		2027
Brazil
(32)		Years
 JapanR1QFR1R1R11st2ndR2QF9
 ChinaQF4th2ndQFQF•QFR2R18
 AustraliaPart ofOFCQFQFQFR24th5
 South Korea•••R1••R2R1R14
 North Korea•×R1R1QFR1ו×4
 Thailand••••••R1R1••2
 Philippines••••••••R11
 Vietnam××ו••••R11
 Chinese TaipeiQF••••••••1
Total (9 teams)323443555+135

Olympic Games

[edit]

Men's tournament

[edit]
See also:Football at the Summer Olympics § Participating nations
Olympic Games (Men's tournament) record
Team1900
France
(3)		1904
United States
(3)		1908
United Kingdom
(6)		1912
Sweden
(11)		1920
Belgium
(14)		1924
France
(22)		1928
Netherlands
(17)		1936
Germany
(16)		1948
United Kingdom
(18)		1952
Finland
(25)		1956
Australia
(11)		1960
Italy
(16)		1964
Japan
(14)		1968
Mexico
(16)		1972
West Germany
(16)		1976
Canada
(13)		1980
Soviet Union
(16)		1984
United States
(16)		1988
South Korea
(16)		1992
Spain
(16)		1996
United States
(16)		2000
Australia
(16)		2004
Greece
(16)		2008
China
(16)		2012
United Kingdom
(16)		2016
Brazil
(16)		2020
Japan
(16)		2024
France
(16)		2028
United States
(12)		Years
 Japan••••••••QFGSQF3rdGSQFGSGS4thGS4thQF12
 South Korea••••••••QFGSGSGSGSGSQFGS3rdQFQF11
 Iraq••••••••Not a member of AFCQFGSGS4thGSGS6
 India••••••••GSGS4thGS4
 Saudi Arabia••••••••GSGSGS3
 China••••••••GSGSGS3
 Kuwait••••••••QFGSGS3
 Iran••••••••GSGSQF3
 AustraliaPart ofOFCGSGS2
 Qatar••••••••GSQF2
 Thailand••••••••GSGS2
 Chinese Taipei••••••••GSGS2
 Israel••••••••QFQFNot a member of AFC2
 UzbekistanNot a member of AFCGS1
 United Arab Emirates•Not a member of AFCGS1
 Syria••••••••GS1
 North Korea••••••••QF1
 Malaysia••••••••GS1
 Myanmar••••••••GS1
 Indonesia••••••••QF1
 Afghanistan••••••••GS1
Total (21 teams)0000000024142333333333334334363

Women's tournament

[edit]
See also:Football at the Summer Olympics § Participating nations 2
Olympic Games (Women's tournament) record
Team1996
United States
(8)		2000
Australia
(8)		2004
Greece
(10)		2008
China
(12)		2012
United Kingdom
(12)		2016
Brazil
(12)		2020
Japan
(12)		2024
France
(12)		2028
United States
(16)		Years
 Japan7th–7th4th2nd–8th5th6
 China2nd5th9th5th–8th10th–6
 AustraliaPart ofOFC––7th4th9th3
 North Korea–––9th9th–×–2
Total (4 teams)2123223217

AFC Women's Asian Cup

[edit]
See also:AFC Women's Asian Cup § Participating nations
AFC Women's Asian Cup record
Team
(Total 22 teams)		1975
Hong Kong
(6)		1977
Taiwan
(6)		1979
India
(6)		1981
Hong Kong
(8)		1983
Thailand
(6)		1986
Hong Kong
(7)		1989
Hong Kong
(8)		1991
Japan
(9)		1993
Malaysia
(8)		1995
Malaysia
(11)		1997
China
(11)		1999
Philippines
(15)		2001
Chinese Taipei
(14)		2003
Thailand
(14)		2006
Australia
(9)		2008
Vietnam
(8)		2010
China
(8)		2014
Vietnam
(8)		2018
Jordan
(8)		2022
India
(12)		2026
Australia
(12)		2029
Uzbekistan
(12)		Years
 JapanGSGS2nd3rd2nd3rd2nd3rd4th2nd4th4th3rd3rd1st1stSFQ18
 Thailand2nd2nd2nd1st3rdGSGSGSGSGSGSGSGSGS5th4thQF17
 China1st1st1st1st1st1st1st3rd2nd1st2nd4th3rd3rd1stQ16
 Chinese Taipei1st1st1st2nd3rd4th3rd4th2ndGSGSGSGSQFQ15
 Hong KongGSGS4th4thGSGS4thGSGSGSGSGSGSGS14
 South KoreaGSGS4thGSGS4th3rdGSGSGS4th5th2ndQ14
 PhilippinesGSGSGSGSGSGSGSGS6thSFQ11
 North KoreaGS4th2nd2nd3rd1st1st3rd1st2ndQ11
 VietnamGSGSGSGSGSGS6thGSQFQ10
 India2nd3rd2ndGSGSGSGSGSWD[i]Q10
 Malaysia4thGS3rdGSGSGSGSGSGS9
 Australia3rd3rd2nd4th1st2nd2ndQFQ9
 SingaporeGS3rdGS4thGSGSGS7
 UzbekistanGSGSGSGSGSQ6
 MyanmarGSGSGSGSGS5
 Indonesia4thGS4thGSGS5
 GuamGSGSGSGS4
 NepalGSGSGS3
 KazakhstanGSGSGSPart ofUEFA3
 JordanGSGS2
 IranGSQ2
 BangladeshQ1
 New Zealand1st1

FIFA U-20 World Cup

[edit]
Main article:FIFA U-20 World Cup records and statistics
FIFA U-20 World Cup record
Team1977
Tunisia
(16)		1979
Japan
(16)		1981
Australia
(16)		1983
Mexico
(16)		1985
Soviet Union
(16)		1987
Chile
(16)		1989
Saudi Arabia
(16)		1991
Portugal
(16)		1993
Australia
(16)		1995
Qatar
(16)		1997
Malaysia
(24)		1999
Nigeria
(24)		2001
Argentina
(24)		2003
United Arab Emirates
(24)		2005
Netherlands
(24)		2007
Canada
(24)		2009
Egypt
(24)		2011
Colombia
(24)		2013
Turkey
(24)		2015
New Zealand
(24)		2017
South Korea
(24)		2019
Poland
(24)		2023
Argentina
(24)		2025
Chile
(24)		Years
 South Korea•R1R14th•••QFR1•R1R1•R2R1R1QFR2QF•R22nd4thR217
 Japan•R1•••••••QFQF2ndR1QFR2R2••••R2R2R1R212
 Saudi Arabia••••R1R1R1•R1••R1•R1•••R2••R2R1•R110
 China•••R1QF•••••R1•R2•R2•••••••••5
 UzbekistanPart ofUSSR•••••R1••R1•QFQF••R2•5
 IraqR1•••••QF•••••R1•••••4th•••R1•5
 Qatar••2nd••••••R1•••••••••R1•R1••4
 Syria••••••R1QF•R1••••R2•••••••••4
 AustraliaPart ofOFC•R1R1R1••••R14
 IranR1•••••••••••R1•••••••R1•••3
 North Korea•••••••••••••••R1•R1•R1••••3
 United Arab Emirates••••••••••R2••QF••QF•••••••3
 Indonesia•R1••••••••••••••••••••••1
 Vietnam••••••••••••••••••••R1•••1
 Myanmar•••••••••••••••••••R1••••1
 Jordan•••••••••••••••R1••••••••1
 Malaysia••••••••••R1•••••••••••••1
 Bahrain•••••R1••••••••••••••••••1
 KazakhstanPart ofUSSR•••R1•Part ofUEFA1
Total (19 teams)23222232235445444444544482

FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup

[edit]
See also:FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup § Comprehensive team results in each World Cup
FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup record
Team2002
Canada
(12)		2004
Thailand
(12)		2006
Russia
(16)		2008
Chile
(16)		2010
Germany
(16)		2012
Japan
(16)		2014
Canada
(16)		2016
Papua New Guinea
(16)		2018
France
(16)		2022
Costa Rica
(16)		2024
Colombia
(24)		2026
Poland
(24)		Years
 JapanQF••QFR13rd•3rd1st2nd2nd8
 North Korea••1st2ndQFQF4th1stQF•1st8
 South Korea•R1••3rdQFQFR1•R1R27
 China•2nd2ndR1•R1R1•R1••6
 AustraliaPart ofOFCR1••••••R1R13
 Thailand•R1•••••••••1
 Chinese TaipeiR1••••••••••1
Total (7 teams)23333433334438

FIFA U-17 World Cup

[edit]
Main article:FIFA U-17 World Cup records and statistics
FIFA U-17 World Cup record
Team1985
China
(16)		1987
Canada
(16)		1989
Scotland
(16)		1991
Italy
(16)		1993
Japan
(16)		1995
Ecuador
(16)		1997
Egypt
(16)		1999
New Zealand
(16)		2001
Trinidad and Tobago
(16)		2003
Finland
(16)		2005
Peru
(16)		2007
South Korea
(24)		2009
Nigeria
(24)		2011
Mexico
(24)		2013
United Arab Emirates
(24)		2015
Chile
(24)		2017
India
(24)		2019
Brazil
(24)		2023
Indonesia
(24)		2025
Qatar
(48)		2026
Qatar
(48)		2027
Qatar
(48)		2028
Qatar
(48)		2029
Qatar
(48)		Years
 QatarR1QF•4thR1R1•QF••R1••••••••R1QQQQ12
 Japan••••QFR1••R1••R1R1QFR2•R2R2R2QF11
 South Korea•QF•••••••R1•R1QF••R2•QFR1R28
 ChinaQF•R1R1R1••••R1QF•••••••••6
 North Korea••••••••••QFR2•R1•R2R1••R36
 Iran••••••••R1•••R2•R2•QF•R2•5
 Saudi ArabiaQFR11st••••••••••••••••R14
 United Arab Emirates•••R1••••••••R2•R1••••R14
 UzbekistanPart ofUSSR•••••••••QFR2•••QFR34
 AustraliaPart ofOFC••R2•R2•R2••3
 Oman•••••4thQF•R1•••••••••••3
 TajikistanPart ofUSSR•••••••R2•••••R1•R13
 Iraq••••••••••••••R1•R2•••2
 Syria•••••••••••R2•••R1••••2
 Thailand••••••R1R1••••••••••••2
 Bahrain••4th•••R1•••••••••••••2
 Indonesia••••••••••••••••••R1R12
 India••••••••••••••••R1•••1
 Yemen•••••••••R1••••••••••1
Total (19 teams)33333332333544545459999981

FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup

[edit]
See also:FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup § Comprehensive team results by tournament
FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup record
Team2008
New Zealand
(16)		2010
Trinidad and Tobago
(16)		2012
Azerbaijan
(16)		2014
Costa Rica
(16)		2016
Jordan
(16)		2018
Uruguay
(16)		2022
India
(16)		2024
Dominican Republic
(16)		2025
Morocco
(24)		2026
Morocco
(24)		2027
Morocco
(24)		2028
Morocco
(24)		2029
Morocco
(24)		Years
 JapanQF2ndQF1st2ndQFQFQFQF9
 North Korea1st4th2ndR11stQF•1st1st8
 South KoreaQF1st•••R1•R1R15
 China••R1R1••R1•R24
 India••••••R1••1
 Jordan••••R1••••1
Total (6 teams)33333333428

FIFA Futsal World Cup

[edit]
Main article:FIFA Futsal World Cup § Comprehensive team results by tournament
FIFA Futsal World Cup record
TeamNetherlands
1989
(16)		Hong Kong
1992
(16)		Spain
1996
(16)		Guatemala
2000
(16)		Chinese Taipei
2004
(16)		Brazil
2008
(20)		Thailand
2012
(24)		Colombia
2016
(24)		Lithuania
2021
(24)		Uzbekistan
2024
(24)		Years
 Iran4thR1R1R1R2R23rdQFR29
 ThailandR1R1R1R2R2R2R27
 JapanR1R1R1R2R25
 ChinaR1R1R13
 UzbekistanR1R2R13
 AustraliaR1R12
 VietnamR2R22
 Chinese TaipeiR11
 Hong KongR11
 KazakhstanR11
 KuwaitR11
 MalaysiaR11
 Saudi ArabiaR11
 TajikistanR11
 AfghanistanR21
Total (15 teams)233344555539

FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup

[edit]
Main article:FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup records and statistics
FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup record
Team1995
Brazil
(8)		1996
Brazil
(8)		1997
Brazil
(8)		1998
Brazil
(10)		1999
Brazil
(12)		2000
Brazil
(12)		2001
Brazil
(12)		2002
Brazil
(8)		2003
Brazil
(8)		2004
Brazil
(12)		2005
Brazil
(12)		2006
Brazil
(16)		2007
Brazil
(16)		2008
France
(16)		2009
United Arab Emirates
(16)		2011
Italy
(16)		2013
French Polynesia
(16)		2015
Portugal
(16)		2017
The Bahamas
(16)		2019
Paraguay
(16)		2021
Russia
(16)		2024
United Arab Emirates
(16)		2025
Seychelles
(16)		Years
 Japan••R1•QF4thR1•••4thQFR1R1QFR1QFQFR14th2ndQFQF17
 Iran•••••••••••R1R1R1•R1QFQF3rd••3rdQF9
 United Arab Emirates••••••••••••R1R1R1•R1•R1R1R1QF•8
 Oman•••••••••••••••R1•R1•R1R1R1R16
 Bahrain•••••••••••QF••R1••••••••2
 Thailand•••••••4th••R1••••••••••••2
 Malaysia••••R1••••••••••••••••••1
Total (7 teams)0010211100233333333334345

FIFA Confederations Cup

[edit]
Main article:FIFA Confederations Cup records and statistics
See also:Category:Defunct association football competitions
FIFA Confederations Cup record
Team1992
Saudi Arabia
(4)		1995
Saudi Arabia
(6)		1997
Saudi Arabia
(8)		1999
Mexico
(8)		2001
South Korea
Japan
(8)		2003
France
(8)		2005
Germany
(8)		2009
South Africa
(8)		2013
Brazil
(8)		2017
Russia
(8)		Years
 Japan•GS••2ndGSGS•GS•5
 Saudi Arabia2ndGSGS4th••••••4
 AustraliaPart ofOFC••GS1
 Iraq•••••••GS••1
 South Korea••••GS•••••1
 United Arab Emirates••GS•••••••1
Total (6 teams)122121111113

See also

[edit]

Notes

[edit]
  1. ^abAlso including some countries/territories inOceania such asAustralia,Guam and theNorthern Mariana Islands.
  2. ^also a FIFA Council Member
  3. ^Former member of the Oceania Football Confederation (1966–1972, 1978–2006), joined AFC.
  4. ^abOceania country or territory is a member of theOceania National Olympic Committees rather than theOlympic Council of Asia.
  5. ^Macau'sOlympic Committee is anOCA member but not anIOC member.
  6. ^Part of the United States Olympic Committee.
  7. ^Australia qualified for FIFA WC for six times, two as OFC member and four as AFC member.
  8. ^Indonesia competed as theDutch East Indies in 1938.
  9. ^India failed to name the required 13 players and were unable to play their matchof the group stage against Chinese Taipei due to them having fewer than 13 players left with the remaining team members testing positive forCOVID-19. They were considered to have withdrawn from the tournament, and all previous matches played by them were considered "null and void" and would not be considered in determining the final group rankings.[29]

References

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