2006 FIFA World Cup qualification (AFC)

2006 FIFA World Cup qualification (AFC)

Listed below are the dates and results for the 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification rounds for Asia.

44 Asian teams are affiliated with FIFA, but fb|CAM, fb|PHI, fb|BHU and fb|BRU decided not to take part, and fb|MYA was banned from the competition, so a total of 39 teams took part, competing for 4.5 places in the World Cup.

The qualification was composed of three Rounds. Only the 14 last ranked teams according to FIFA took part in the Preliminary Round, where they were paired 2-by-2 and played home-and-away knock-out matches. The 7 winners joined the other 25 teams in the Second Round, where those 32 teams were divided in 8 Groups of four teams each. The teams in each group would play against each other home-and-away, and the team with most points in each group would advance to the Third Round.

In the Third Round, the 8 remaining teams were divided in two Groups of 4 teams each, that would again play against each other in a home-and-away basis. The two teams with most points in each group would qualify to the World Cup. The two third placed teams would play-off against each other home-and-away. Winner of this play-off would play against the fourth placed team in the Final Round of CONCACAF in an Intercontinental Play-off for a place in the World Cup.

Tiebreakers

Preliminary Round

November 19, 2003, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan - fb|TKM 11 - 0 fb-rt|AFG|2002

November 22, 2003, Kabul, Afghanistan - fb|AFG|2002 0 - 2 fb-rt|TKM

"Turkmenistan" advanced to the Second Round.

November 23, 2003, Taipei, Republic of China - fb|TPE 3 - 0 fb-rt|MAC

November 29, 2003, Macau - fb|MAC 1 - 3 fb-rt|TPE

"Chinese Taipei" advanced to the Second Round.

November 26, 2003, Dhaka, Bangladesh - fb|BAN 0 - 2 fb-rt|TJK

November 30, 2003, Dushanbe, Tajikistan - fb|TJK 2 - 0 fb-rt|BAN

"Tajikistan" advanced to the Second Round.

November 29, 2003, Vientiane, Laos - fb|LAO 0 - 0 fb-rt|SRI

December 3, 2003, Colombo, Sri Lanka - fb|SRI 3 - 0 fb-rt|LAO

"Sri Lanka" advanced to the Second Round.

November 29, 2003, Karachi, Pakistan - fb|PAK 0 - 2 fb-rt|KGZ

December 3, 2003, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan - fb|KGZ 4 - 0 fb-rt|PAK

"Kyrgyzstan" advanced to the Second Round.

November 29, 2003, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - fb|MGL 0 - 1 fb-rt|MDV

December 3, 2003, Malé, Maldives - fb|MDV 12 - 0 fb-rt|MGL

"Maldives" advanced to the Second Round.

Also, both Guam and Nepal, that would play against each other, withdrew. So, FIFA decided to elect a "lucky loser", the best of the teams that lost, that would also advanced to the Second Round. The losers were compared, using the following criteria to break ties: a) number of points; b) goal difference; c) goals scored.

February 18, 2004, Tashkent, Uzbekistan - fb|UZB 1 - 1 fb-rt|IRQ|1991

February 18, 2004, Doha, Qatar - fb|PLE 8 - 0 fb-rt|TPE

March 31, 2004, Taipei, Republic of China - fb|TPE 0 - 1 fb-rt|UZB

March 31, 2004, Doha, Qatar - fb|PLE 1 - 1 fb-rt|IRQ|1991

June 9, 2004, Tashkent, Uzbekistan - fb|UZB 3 - 0 fb-rt|PLE

June 9, 2004, Amman, Jordan - fb|IRQ|1991 6 - 1 fb-rt|TPE

September 8, 2004, Ar Rayyan, Qatar - fb|PLE 0 - 3 fb-rt|UZB

September 8, 2004, Taipei, Republic of China - fb|TPE 1 - 4 fb-rt|IRQ|2004

October 13, 2004, Amman, Jordan - fb|IRQ|2004 1 - 2 fb-rt|UZB

October 14, 2004, Taipei, Republic of China - fb|TPE 0 - 1 fb-rt|PLE

November 16, 2004, Doha, Qatar - fb|IRQ|2004 4 - 1 fb-rt|PLE

November 17, 2004, Tashkent, Uzbekistan - fb|UZB 6 - 1 fb-rt|TPE

Group 3

February 18, 2004, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates - fb|UAE 1 - 0 fb-rt|THA

February 18, 2004, Sanaa, Yemen - fb|YEM 1 - 1 fb-rt|PRK

March 31, 2004, Pyongyang, North Korea - fb|PRK 0 - 0 fb-rt|UAE

March 31, 2004, Sanaa, Yemen - fb|YEM 0 - 3 fb-rt|THA

June 9, 2004, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates - fb|UAE 3 - 0 fb-rt|YEM

June 9, 2004, Bangkok, Thailand - fb|THA 1 - 4 fb-rt|PRK

September 8, 2004, Sanaa, Yemen - fb|YEM 3 - 1 fb-rt|UAE

September 8, 2004, Pyongyang, North Korea - fb|PRK 4 - 1 fb-rt|THA

October 13, 2004, Pyongyang, North Korea - fb|PRK 2 - 1 fb-rt|YEM

October 13, 2004, Bangkok, Thailand - fb|THA 3 - 0 fb-rt|UAE

November 17, 2004, Bangkok, Thailand - fb|THA 1 - 1 fb-rt|YEM

November 17, 2004, Dubai, United Arab Emirates - fb|UAE 1 - 0 fb-rt|PRK

Group 6

March 31, 2004, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan - fb|TKM 3 - 1 fb-rt|IDN

March 31, 2004, Colombo, Sri Lanka - fb|SRI 0 - 1 fb-rt|KSA

June 9, 2004, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia - fb|KSA 3 - 0 fb-rt|TKM

September 8, 2004, Colombo, Sri Lanka - fb|SRI 2 - 2 fb-rt|IDN

September 8, 2004, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan - fb|TKM 0 - 1 fb-rt|KSA

October 9, 2004, Colombo, Sri Lanka - fb|SRI 2 - 2 fb-rt|TKM

November 17, 2004, Jakarta, Indonesia - fb|IDN 3 - 1 fb-rt|TKM

November 17, 2004, Dammam, Saudi Arabia - fb|KSA 3 - 0 fb-rt|SRI

Third round

Group A

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Group B

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Play-off

September 3, 2005, Tashkent, Uzbekistan - fb|UZB 1 - 0 fb-rt|BHR

"This result was declared null and void by FIFA due to a referee error"

October 8, 2005, Tashkent, Uzbekistan - fb|UZB 1 - 1 fb-rt|BHR

October 12, 2005, Manama, Bahrain - fb|BHR 0 - 0 fb-rt|UZB

"Bahrain" advanced to the Asia-CONCACAF playoff against Trinidad and Tobago on the away goals rule (1-0).


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