The hosts of the next edition of the U17 Women's World Cup in 2024 is yet to be announced.
European teams will be determined by the 2024 U17 Women's Euro, to be hosted by Sweden. Qualifying round 1 will be played in autumn 2023, and round 2 will be played in spring 2024.
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Asian teams will be determined by the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup, to be hosted by Indonesia. The draw for qualifying round 1 will be held on Thursday.
https://www.the-afc.com/en/national/afc ... _draw.html
Kuala Lumpur: All eyes will be on Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Thursday at 4pm (local time) for the official draw ceremony of the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Indonesia 2024™ Qualifiers Round 1, featuring 29 teams looking to impact the tournament after a four-year pandemic-induced break.
The competition kicks off with the teams competing in eight groups in Round 1 from April 22 to 30, 2023. The eight Round 1 group winners will then play the Round 2 Qualifiers in two groups from September 16 to 24, 2023.
The Qualifiers are to be contested in centralised venues across Guam, Jordan, Kyrgyz Republic, Mongolia, Singapore, Tajikistan, Thailand and Vietnam.
Four teams from Round 2 will advance to the Finals, which is scheduled to be held in Indonesia from April 7 to 20, 2024. They will be joined by the top three teams from the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 as well as hosts Indonesia, who will participate in the Qualifiers but will remain unranked during the draw.
Defending champions and four-time winners Japan, runners-up and three-time champions DPR Korea, and third-placed China PR are the teams from 2019 to qualify directly for the Finals.
Seedings for Round 1 are based on the rankings of the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019, which has since been rebranded as the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™.
The 29 teams will have their names drawn from four seeding pots with the eight host nations for the Qualifiers placed in a separate host pot, listed below according to their seeding:
Pot 1 (teams ranked 4-11): Australia, Korea Republic, Bangladesh, Myanmar, IR Iran, the Philippines
Pot 2 (ranked 12-19): Chinese Taipei, India, Uzbekistan, Hong Kong, Lebanon, Malaysia
Pot 3 (ranked 20-27): Nepal, United Arab Emirates, Palestine, Northern Mariana Islands
Pot 4 (ranked 28 and below): Bahrain, Bhutan, Iraq, Turkmenistan, Cambodia
Hosts Pot: Guam, Jordan, Kyrgyz Republic, Mongolia, Singapore, Tajikistan, Thailand, Vietnam
Watch the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Indonesia 2024™ Qualifiers Round 1 official draw ceremony on Thursday, November 3, 2022 at 4pm here, preceded by the AFC U20 Women's Asian Cup Uzbekistan 2024™ Qualifiers Round 1 at 2pm on the same day here.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JUE5ubI3_qY
https://www.the-afc.com/en/national/afc ... _draw.html
Kuala Lumpur: All eyes will be on Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Thursday at 4pm (local time) for the official draw ceremony of the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Indonesia 2024™ Qualifiers Round 1, featuring 29 teams looking to impact the tournament after a four-year pandemic-induced break.
The competition kicks off with the teams competing in eight groups in Round 1 from April 22 to 30, 2023. The eight Round 1 group winners will then play the Round 2 Qualifiers in two groups from September 16 to 24, 2023.
The Qualifiers are to be contested in centralised venues across Guam, Jordan, Kyrgyz Republic, Mongolia, Singapore, Tajikistan, Thailand and Vietnam.
Four teams from Round 2 will advance to the Finals, which is scheduled to be held in Indonesia from April 7 to 20, 2024. They will be joined by the top three teams from the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 as well as hosts Indonesia, who will participate in the Qualifiers but will remain unranked during the draw.
Defending champions and four-time winners Japan, runners-up and three-time champions DPR Korea, and third-placed China PR are the teams from 2019 to qualify directly for the Finals.
Seedings for Round 1 are based on the rankings of the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019, which has since been rebranded as the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™.
The 29 teams will have their names drawn from four seeding pots with the eight host nations for the Qualifiers placed in a separate host pot, listed below according to their seeding:
Pot 1 (teams ranked 4-11): Australia, Korea Republic, Bangladesh, Myanmar, IR Iran, the Philippines
Pot 2 (ranked 12-19): Chinese Taipei, India, Uzbekistan, Hong Kong, Lebanon, Malaysia
Pot 3 (ranked 20-27): Nepal, United Arab Emirates, Palestine, Northern Mariana Islands
Pot 4 (ranked 28 and below): Bahrain, Bhutan, Iraq, Turkmenistan, Cambodia
Hosts Pot: Guam, Jordan, Kyrgyz Republic, Mongolia, Singapore, Tajikistan, Thailand, Vietnam
Watch the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Indonesia 2024™ Qualifiers Round 1 official draw ceremony on Thursday, November 3, 2022 at 4pm here, preceded by the AFC U20 Women's Asian Cup Uzbekistan 2024™ Qualifiers Round 1 at 2pm on the same day here.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JUE5ubI3_qY
That sucks for Taiwan. Possibly the strongest 2nd seed.
How did Bangladesh manage to get in the top pot?
How did Bangladesh manage to get in the top pot?
Seedings for Round 1 are based on the rankings of the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019, which has since been rebranded as the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™.
Bangladesh qualified for the 2019 final tournament, and actually performed decently, losing 0-1 to Thailand and 0-9 to Japan, and drawing 2-2 with Australia in the third match.
Their senior women’s team also won South Asia’s SAFF championship this year, including beating India 3-0 in the group stage. So while their men’s team is hopeless, their women’s team is reasonably competitive.
Thanks. I would have expected them to have just got a very favourable draw last time to get up there. The draw with Australia is a massive upset!amenina wrote: ↑Thu Nov 03, 2022 16:40Seedings for Round 1 are based on the rankings of the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019, which has since been rebranded as the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™.
Bangladesh qualified for the 2019 final tournament, and actually performed decently, losing 0-1 to Thailand and 0-9 to Japan, and drawing 2-2 with Australia in the third match.
Their senior women’s team also won South Asia’s SAFF championship this year, including beating India 3-0 in the group stage. So while their men’s team is hopeless, their women’s team is reasonably competitive.
https://www.the-afc.com/en/national/afc ... k-off.html
Kuala Lumpur: With just under a year to go for the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ Indonesia 2024, 24 teams across Asia will embark on their qualifying journey this Saturday, April 22.
To be played in a single round-robin league format at a centralised venue for each of the eight groups, Round 1 of the Qualifiers for the ninth AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ will run until April 30 with the group winners progressing to Round 2.
Five teams – Bahrain, Bhutan, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates and Iraq – have withdrawn since the draw for the Qualifiers was made in November 2022, leaving the remaining teams to be divided into eight groups of three.
The opening match of the Qualifiers takes place in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, where the Group C hosts will be keen to build on the momentum of their maiden qualification from the previous edition. Vietnam will face Palestine at 4pm on April 22 at the Yanma Field at the Vietnam Youth Football Training Center, with Uzbekistan – the third team of the group – taking on Palestine two days later.
Guam, who will host a centralised AFC tournament for the first time since 2012, are targeting a second qualification on merit after their debut appearance in 2013. They open their Group G campaign, also on April 22, against the Philippines at 7pm at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. Lebanon, the third team in the group, serve as their opposition two days later.
Staying with the East Zone, Group B will get underway on April 24 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. The home side welcomes Australia in the opener at 3pm at the Mongolian Football Federation Center Stadium before playing Chinese Taipei two days later. Australia and Chinese Taipei wrap up the group with the final matchday on April 28.
Also on April 24, Group F will open at the historic 82-year-old Dolen Omurzakov Stadium in Bishkek with a match between hosts Kyrgyz Republic and Myanmar at 8pm. India then kickstart their journey against the hosts two days later before facing Myanmar to wrap up the three-team group on April 28.
The schedules for the remaining four groups will run between April 26 and 30.
The participants in Group A will duel at the Buriram City Stadium in Buriram, with hosts Thailand, who have played at every AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ to date, going first against the Northern Mariana Islands at 6pm. The latter then face Malaysia two days later at the same time and place, before an all-ASEAN clash between Thailand and Malaysia on April 30.
The sunny island city of Singapore welcomes Bangladesh and Turkmenistan in Group D, with the latter making their debut in the Qualifiers. The visiting pair commence their campaign at 8pm at the Jalan Besar Stadium, with the hosts in action two days later against Turkmenistan.
Fresh off hosting the recent Women’s Olympic Football Tournament Paris 2024™ Asian Qualifiers Round 1, the Hisor Central Stadium in Tajikistan will be the setting for three teams in Group E. The hosts face Korea Republic – the only team in Round 1 to have won the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ – at 6pm, before battling Hong Kong two days later.
The Prince Mohammad Stadium in Zarqa, Jordan, will be the venue for all three matches in Group H, which sees Nepal face the Islamic Republic of Iran at 4pm on the first matchday. The hosts clash with Nepal two days later before wrapping up the group action against IR Iran on April 30.
The eight group winners will advance to the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ Indonesia 2024 Qualifiers Round 2, scheduled for September 16 to 24. They will be divided into two groups and the top two teams from each will join the three highest seeded sides from the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 – defending champions Japan, DPR Korea, and China PR – and hosts Indonesia in the Finals, set for April 7 to 20, 2024.
*All times indicated are in respective local times
Kuala Lumpur: With just under a year to go for the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ Indonesia 2024, 24 teams across Asia will embark on their qualifying journey this Saturday, April 22.
To be played in a single round-robin league format at a centralised venue for each of the eight groups, Round 1 of the Qualifiers for the ninth AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ will run until April 30 with the group winners progressing to Round 2.
Five teams – Bahrain, Bhutan, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates and Iraq – have withdrawn since the draw for the Qualifiers was made in November 2022, leaving the remaining teams to be divided into eight groups of three.
The opening match of the Qualifiers takes place in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, where the Group C hosts will be keen to build on the momentum of their maiden qualification from the previous edition. Vietnam will face Palestine at 4pm on April 22 at the Yanma Field at the Vietnam Youth Football Training Center, with Uzbekistan – the third team of the group – taking on Palestine two days later.
Guam, who will host a centralised AFC tournament for the first time since 2012, are targeting a second qualification on merit after their debut appearance in 2013. They open their Group G campaign, also on April 22, against the Philippines at 7pm at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. Lebanon, the third team in the group, serve as their opposition two days later.
Staying with the East Zone, Group B will get underway on April 24 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. The home side welcomes Australia in the opener at 3pm at the Mongolian Football Federation Center Stadium before playing Chinese Taipei two days later. Australia and Chinese Taipei wrap up the group with the final matchday on April 28.
Also on April 24, Group F will open at the historic 82-year-old Dolen Omurzakov Stadium in Bishkek with a match between hosts Kyrgyz Republic and Myanmar at 8pm. India then kickstart their journey against the hosts two days later before facing Myanmar to wrap up the three-team group on April 28.
The schedules for the remaining four groups will run between April 26 and 30.
The participants in Group A will duel at the Buriram City Stadium in Buriram, with hosts Thailand, who have played at every AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ to date, going first against the Northern Mariana Islands at 6pm. The latter then face Malaysia two days later at the same time and place, before an all-ASEAN clash between Thailand and Malaysia on April 30.
The sunny island city of Singapore welcomes Bangladesh and Turkmenistan in Group D, with the latter making their debut in the Qualifiers. The visiting pair commence their campaign at 8pm at the Jalan Besar Stadium, with the hosts in action two days later against Turkmenistan.
Fresh off hosting the recent Women’s Olympic Football Tournament Paris 2024™ Asian Qualifiers Round 1, the Hisor Central Stadium in Tajikistan will be the setting for three teams in Group E. The hosts face Korea Republic – the only team in Round 1 to have won the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ – at 6pm, before battling Hong Kong two days later.
The Prince Mohammad Stadium in Zarqa, Jordan, will be the venue for all three matches in Group H, which sees Nepal face the Islamic Republic of Iran at 4pm on the first matchday. The hosts clash with Nepal two days later before wrapping up the group action against IR Iran on April 30.
The eight group winners will advance to the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ Indonesia 2024 Qualifiers Round 2, scheduled for September 16 to 24. They will be divided into two groups and the top two teams from each will join the three highest seeded sides from the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 – defending champions Japan, DPR Korea, and China PR – and hosts Indonesia in the Finals, set for April 7 to 20, 2024.
*All times indicated are in respective local times
Thailand, Bangladesh, Korea Republic and Islamic Republic of Iran booked their places as Round 1 of the Qualifiers concluded.amenina wrote: ↑Thu Apr 20, 2023 11:13 https://www.the-afc.com/en/national/afc ... k-off.html
Kuala Lumpur: With just under a year to go for the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ Indonesia 2024, 24 teams across Asia will embark on their qualifying journey this Saturday, April 22.
To be played in a single round-robin league format at a centralised venue for each of the eight groups, Round 1 of the Qualifiers for the ninth AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ will run until April 30 with the group winners progressing to Round 2.
Five teams – Bahrain, Bhutan, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates and Iraq – have withdrawn since the draw for the Qualifiers was made in November 2022, leaving the remaining teams to be divided into eight groups of three.
The opening match of the Qualifiers takes place in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, where the Group C hosts will be keen to build on the momentum of their maiden qualification from the previous edition. Vietnam will face Palestine at 4pm on April 22 at the Yanma Field at the Vietnam Youth Football Training Center, with Uzbekistan – the third team of the group – taking on Palestine two days later.
Guam, who will host a centralised AFC tournament for the first time since 2012, are targeting a second qualification on merit after their debut appearance in 2013. They open their Group G campaign, also on April 22, against the Philippines at 7pm at the Guam Football Association National Training Center. Lebanon, the third team in the group, serve as their opposition two days later.
Staying with the East Zone, Group B will get underway on April 24 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. The home side welcomes Australia in the opener at 3pm at the Mongolian Football Federation Center Stadium before playing Chinese Taipei two days later. Australia and Chinese Taipei wrap up the group with the final matchday on April 28.
Also on April 24, Group F will open at the historic 82-year-old Dolen Omurzakov Stadium in Bishkek with a match between hosts Kyrgyz Republic and Myanmar at 8pm. India then kickstart their journey against the hosts two days later before facing Myanmar to wrap up the three-team group on April 28.
The schedules for the remaining four groups will run between April 26 and 30.
The participants in Group A will duel at the Buriram City Stadium in Buriram, with hosts Thailand, who have played at every AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ to date, going first against the Northern Mariana Islands at 6pm. The latter then face Malaysia two days later at the same time and place, before an all-ASEAN clash between Thailand and Malaysia on April 30.
The sunny island city of Singapore welcomes Bangladesh and Turkmenistan in Group D, with the latter making their debut in the Qualifiers. The visiting pair commence their campaign at 8pm at the Jalan Besar Stadium, with the hosts in action two days later against Turkmenistan.
Fresh off hosting the recent Women’s Olympic Football Tournament Paris 2024™ Asian Qualifiers Round 1, the Hisor Central Stadium in Tajikistan will be the setting for three teams in Group E. The hosts face Korea Republic – the only team in Round 1 to have won the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ – at 6pm, before battling Hong Kong two days later.
The Prince Mohammad Stadium in Zarqa, Jordan, will be the venue for all three matches in Group H, which sees Nepal face the Islamic Republic of Iran at 4pm on the first matchday. The hosts clash with Nepal two days later before wrapping up the group action against IR Iran on April 30.
The eight group winners will advance to the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup™ Indonesia 2024 Qualifiers Round 2, scheduled for September 16 to 24. They will be divided into two groups and the top two teams from each will join the three highest seeded sides from the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 – defending champions Japan, DPR Korea, and China PR – and hosts Indonesia in the Finals, set for April 7 to 20, 2024.
*All times indicated are in respective local times
They join Group B winners Australia, Vietnam (Group C), India (Group F) and the Philippines (Group G) who had booked their Round 2 spots earlier.
The eight group winners will be divided into two groups in Round 2, which is scheduled for September 16 to 24.
The top two teams from each group will join the three highest seeded sides from the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 – defending champions Japan, DPR Korea and China PR – and hosts Indonesia in the Finals, set for April 7 to 20, 2024.
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FIFA has not made any official announcement regarding the host.Jackson Harrison wrote: ↑Sat May 06, 2023 21:27 @amenina maybe you should change the title to add host?
#U17WAC draw to unveil thrilling Road to Indonesia 2024
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Kuala Lumpur: Eight teams will discover their challengers in the official draw ceremony for Round 2 of the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Indonesia 2024™ Qualifiers at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) House in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on May 18, 2023 at 3pm local time.
Having each topped their respective groups in the first round of qualifying that took place between April 22 to 30, 2023, the cast of Thailand (Group A), Australia (Group B), Vietnam (Group C), Bangladesh (Group D), Korea Republic (Group E), India (Group F), Philippines (Group G) and the Islamic Republic of Iran (Group H) will be divided into two groups of four for the second and final stage of their qualifying journey.
Each group will be played as a single round-robin league format in a centralised venue between September 16 to 24, 2023, with the Host Member Association to be determined at a later stage. Four teams – the winners and runners-up of each group – will qualify for the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Indonesia 2024™, set to be held from April 7 to 20, 2024.
They will join the top three teams from the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 – defending champions Japan, finalists DPR Korea and third-placed China PR – and hosts Indonesia in the ninth edition of the tournament.
This will be the first time that Indonesia are serving as hosts for the tournament, which was rebranded to its current name in January 2021.
Seedings for Round 2 of the Qualifiers are based on the rankings from the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 and see the eight teams divided into four pots, as below:
Pot 1 (teams ranked 1-2): Australia, Korea Republic
Pot 2 (3-4): Thailand, Bangladesh
Pot 3 (5-6): Vietnam, IR Iran
Pot 4 (7-8): Philippines, India
Catch the draw ceremony of the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Indonesia 2024™ Qualifiers Round 2 on Thursday, May 18, 2023 at 3pm here!
https://m.youtube.com/live/EVk1TtqwZuo?feature=share
https://www.the-afc.com/en/national/afc ... 024_1.html
Kuala Lumpur: Eight teams will discover their challengers in the official draw ceremony for Round 2 of the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Indonesia 2024™ Qualifiers at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) House in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on May 18, 2023 at 3pm local time.
Having each topped their respective groups in the first round of qualifying that took place between April 22 to 30, 2023, the cast of Thailand (Group A), Australia (Group B), Vietnam (Group C), Bangladesh (Group D), Korea Republic (Group E), India (Group F), Philippines (Group G) and the Islamic Republic of Iran (Group H) will be divided into two groups of four for the second and final stage of their qualifying journey.
Each group will be played as a single round-robin league format in a centralised venue between September 16 to 24, 2023, with the Host Member Association to be determined at a later stage. Four teams – the winners and runners-up of each group – will qualify for the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Indonesia 2024™, set to be held from April 7 to 20, 2024.
They will join the top three teams from the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 – defending champions Japan, finalists DPR Korea and third-placed China PR – and hosts Indonesia in the ninth edition of the tournament.
This will be the first time that Indonesia are serving as hosts for the tournament, which was rebranded to its current name in January 2021.
Seedings for Round 2 of the Qualifiers are based on the rankings from the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship Thailand 2019 and see the eight teams divided into four pots, as below:
Pot 1 (teams ranked 1-2): Australia, Korea Republic
Pot 2 (3-4): Thailand, Bangladesh
Pot 3 (5-6): Vietnam, IR Iran
Pot 4 (7-8): Philippines, India
Catch the draw ceremony of the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Indonesia 2024™ Qualifiers Round 2 on Thursday, May 18, 2023 at 3pm here!
https://m.youtube.com/live/EVk1TtqwZuo?feature=share
Match schedule: https://assets.the-afc.com/2024_AFC_U17 ... ifiers.pdf