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All Whites qualify with win over Bahrain
[SUN 15 NOV 2009 – 01:00:10 UTC]
New Zealand qualified for the 2010 Men’s World Cup with a 1-0 win over
Bahrain in the second leg of the
AFC/OFC playoff final. The first leg in Manama had ended goalless, giving Bahrain a slight advantage as the teams entered Wellington. But Rory FALLON put the All Whites in front with a header from Leo BERTOS’s corner just before halftime. Five minutes after the break, Bahrain’s Abdulla OMAR was pulled down in the area – the resulting penalty by Sayed ADNAN was saved by Mark PASTON. New Zealand held on to win 1-0 on aggregate and reach the Men’s World Cup for the second time in their history, having previously qualified in 1982.
Stoppage time heroics send Bahrain through
[THU 10 SEP 2009 – 04:53:31 UTC]
Bahrain advanced to the final of the
AFC/OFC playoff on away goals as they played to a dramatic 2-2 draw in
Saudi Arabia on W
ED 09 S
EP 2009. The first leg in Manama ended goalless, and first half goals from either side left the match at 1-1 until second half stoppage time. Hamad AL MONTASHARI headed in a cross from Yasser AL QAHTANI to give Saudi Arabia the apparent victory, but mere moments later, the home side were shocked as Abdullah Baba FATADI’s header found net beyond goalkeeper Waleed ABDULLAH. Bahrain move through to the playoff final against
New Zealand.
AFC matchday 20 recap
[THU 18 JUN 2009 – 07:46:31 UTC]
AFC matchday 19 recap
[THU 11 JUN 2009 – 03:52:37 UTC]
AFC matchday 16 recap
[MON 30 MAR 2009 – 05:41:24 UTC]
AFC matchday 15 recap
[FRI 13 FEB 2009 – 06:53:33 UTC]
AFC matchday 14 recap
[SAT 22 NOV 2008 – 08:06:07 UTC]
AFC matchday 12 recap
[THU 11 SEP 2008 – 04:34:04 UTC]
AFC matchday 11 recap
[SUN 07 SEP 2008 – 23:24:14 UTC]
Third round rivalries to resume in AFC fourth round
[FRI 27 JUN 2008 – 19:51:49 UTC]
AFC to draw fourth round groups
[TUE 24 JUN 2008 – 04:25:26 UTC]
The draw for the
AFC fourth round of 2010 Men’s World Cup qualifiers will take place on F
RI 27 J
UN 2008, with two groups of five to be formed. Based on their performances at Germany 2006,
Australia,
Korea Rep, and
Iran are the top three seeds.
Japan and
Saudi Arabia are tied for fourth; the draw procedure will start with a drawing to put one of those teams in Pot 2 with Iran and the other in Pot 3 with
Bahrain. Each group will consist of a Pot 1 team [either Australia or Korea Rep], a Pot 2 team, a Pot 3 team, and two of the remaining teams:
Uzbekistan,
Korea DPR,
United Arab Emirates, and
Qatar.
AFC matchday 10 recap
[SUN 22 JUN 2008 – 21:54:47 UTC]
AFC matchday 9 recap
[SUN 15 JUN 2008 – 17:27:25 UTC]
AFC matchday 7 recap
[TUE 03 JUN 2008 – 02:20:45 UTC]
AFC first round recap
[FRI 02 NOV 2007 – 01:40:47 UTC]
A quick summary of action around the
AFC first round, which took place M
ON 08-T
UE 30 O
CT 2007. Series aggregate scores are shown below.
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